Royal Enfield Classic 500 Stealth Black

Royal Enfield´s newest variant of the Classic 500 is the stealth black. The popular Royal Enfield 500 Classic sports a very cool retro look, armed with a potent fuel injected 500cc engine and clothed in a disarmingly appealing post war styling. The Classic 500 Stealth Black is mechanically identical to its siblings, with one exception: it is the first Classic 500 to sport a rear disc brake. It is powered by a 499 cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine that delivers 27.2 bhp of power at 5,250 rpm and 41.3 Nm of peak torque at 4,000 rpm. This bike has it all, power, fuel efficiency, reliability and simple, yet dead gorgeous classic styling.

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Triumph Bonneville VE Day Commemorative Bike

The contenders for this year´s Triumph Bonneville Build-Off Challenge 2020 (a national competition to build the best custom bike, based on the iconic Bonneville range) have been unveiled. The bikes were submitted by Triumph dealers from around the UK and the bikes can now be viewed and voted for online. Dealers could choose from either the 900cc or the 1200cc Bonneville as their base model. Our pick is this impressive build by Bristol dealers Fowlers Motorcycles an...
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Yamaha 04GEN

Yamaha have recently unveiled the fourth concept model of Yamaha´s Gen series, featuring semi-transparent body panels and a frame with a flowing, organic design. The impressive 04GEN features a monocoque frame that resembles the basic structure of a Vespa, and a semi-transparent resin bodywork allowing the internal structure of the scooter to be displayed. But the standout feature is undoubtedly the pivoting rear side panels that can be lifted to look like insect w...
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Triumph TE-1 Electric Motorcycle

Triumph has revealed their spectacular electric motorcycle design as the bike rolls closer to production. The mighty TE-1 is based on the Street and Speed Triple motorcycles and was co-develop with Williams Advanced Engineering that managed to equip the bike with a 15 kWh battery that pushes a peak output of 170 kW, equivalent to roughly 228 horsepower, with a continuous output of 130 kW, or around 174 horsepower. It was also fitted with a Gates Carbon belt drive, O...
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