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NISSAN JUKE

Nissan wants people to like the Juke from the inside as well as from the outside

ROSSI'S RANCH - LA 100KM DEI CAMPIONI

It's not every day you get the invite to trade paint, drifts and stories with Rossi and a bunch of world champions, but that's how life played out for the Neave twins a few weeks back.

DAN LINFOOT THE WORLD AT HIS FEET...

The racing world is full of characters who generally like to keep themselves to themselves, and I respect that. However, some of these people have a great story to tell. I'm incredibly fortunate to be friends with a few, have access to many more, and through my role with the award-winning podcast Chasin' the Racing, I get to sit down and chew the fat with some amazing individuals, so I wanted to give you lovely bunch a peep through the keyhole and an opportunity to get to know a bit more about some of these 'people of interest'.

BACK TO THE FUTURE - KTM DUKE 990

It's been a while since KTM last had a 990 Duke in its range, but the name is back - and this new addition is perhaps one of its most exciting offerings ever. Here's why...

2017-2021 SUZUKI GSX-S750

Is the understated Suzuki GSX-S750 worth considering in the used market?

A CUT ABOVE

Four years on from the revolutionary release of the RCV-inspired Fireblade, Honda's given its flagship sportsbike a masterpiece of a makeover.

RATING RUBBER...

We love a tyre launch, and especially ones of a sporty disposition. So when Michelin dropped us a line about not one, but two additions to their range, we didn't need our arm twisting to get stuck in and see what they're all about...

YAMAHA MT-09 - If you like your bikes nutty, naked and packed full of punch, you'll love the fourth-generation Yamaha MT-09.

Ten years ago, I found myself a part of the maddest, baddest, and arguably most illegal motorcycling I've ever a put my name to.

Northern Spain and the Picos

We're all aware that the world, his wife and his motorbiking dog have been to Northern Spain and the Picos triangle, but Alastair is going to throw his tuppence in none-the-less, for all the right reasons!

NORTON CEO ROBERT HENTSCHEL

There's been much talk about the rise, fall, and rise of Norton Motorcycles over the last few months, if not years, so who better to ask about the true, behind-the-scenes details than their new head honcho?

Mossy’s Knowledge

Spec sheet terminology Engines

TARMAC TWEAKS

Stepping ever further away from its Dakar Rally racing roots, Honda's overhauled its Africa Twin Adventure Sports to create a seriously capable big-mile tourer that can hold its own with the best of them

The big bike that thinks it's small

This brand-new model in the Triumph range could be the perfect answer to many rider's needs. And for Triumph, it may just be the most important model in Hinckley's history

Ready to take on THE WORLD

Ducati keep going from strength to strength, and have upped the adventure bike ante once again with the DesertX Rally, a high-spec and genuinely race-capable development of the excellent DesertX

All That Gear

I remember riding from Indianapolis to Tucson in 1962. 1800 miles, a new rider learning how to change the gears

CFMOTO 450 SR S

The past few years have seen a few comebacks that we did not want to see at all. A global plague, rickets, threats of nuclear war in Europe and hyper-inflation, to pick just a few at random.

The Longest Day Teapot

Adventure, cheap motorcycles and a desire to do something good for the world. All combining in one very long day

How to maintain your battery

Most riders won't notice that anything is amiss with their battery until they press the ignition switch and their motorcycle fails to start. With a little bit of luck, they might be able to recharge the battery, but that takes time. Should the battery have become deeply discharged, and beyond recovery, then it will need replacing, causing more time lost and unwelcome expense. Often overlooked, battery maintenance is simple and, apart from keeping your battery in top working condition, will also significantly extend its lifespan. What's not to like? MSL asked the battery saving experts at OptiMate to explain the theory behind the practice of battery maintenance.

FULL CHAT - POWERED BY BIKESUR

Once limited to television chat shows, the world of celebrity interviews has now, in the 21st century, expanded to blogs, vlogs and podcasts that cover an expansive range of subjects and personalities, and it's only natural that the world of motorcycles is covered in that remit

FORD RANGER RAPTOR

Stepping out of a tiny roadster and into the largest car on our fleet

MCLAREN ARTURA

A supercar that can do 1285 miles on one tank of fuel? Maybe after the update...

MASERATI GRECALE FOLGORE

Big SUV relinquishes V6 engine as Italian luxury brand initiates electric transition

SKODA SUPERB ESTATE

Fourth-generation load-carrying stalwart sticks with tradition and retains its very conventional estate car form

YANGWANG U8

The maker of the Seal and the Dolphin produces a car that can actually swim

A DRAM WITHOUT DRAMA

The fabulously cultivated W12 engine that revitalised Bentley is retiring, at the same time as a very different type of Bentley arrives. Mark Tisshaw drives a Flying Spur up to Scotland for a first and last taste

PORSCHE TAKES A MORE ACTIVE APPROACH

BACK IN THE day, if you wanted a car with rock-solid cornering and limpet-like grip, the trade-off would be giving up any expectation of ride comfort.

AMG readies 1000bhp all-electric Taycan rival

Tech-packed four-seater breaks cover ahead of launch next year

New Clio EV lined up to join hybrid

Renault's all-new superminiis due in 2026 and an electric versionis in the pipeline

Skoda previews entry-level SUV

Epiq concept revealed as latest chapter in Czech manufacturer's electric car story

Seven-seat EV for less than £50k

New 5008 SUV gets battery power as Peugeot sets sights on seven-seat EV class