About Jeff Ware

Are you an experienced rider? Are you looking for new thrills but ready to move on from sportsbikes? After something with style and Euro flair? Ducati have come up with the …
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My new Yamaha MT07 (LAMS or non LAMS) could quite easily be mistaken for a Toyota Prius with the awfully quiet standard exhaust system. Just my opinion, but …
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The MT-09 is probably one of the most significant motorcycles launched by Yamaha in years. I can’t think of a bike that has come from Yamaha that has made as …
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Having built a high performance, highly modified ZX-10R myself in the past, I can relate to Peter’s choice to leave the engine internals alone and focus on the chassis. With …
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I’m an Arai wearer through and through and my Arai Corsair has been sensational. The Corsair offers enhanced air inlets to increase airflow efficiency, a new middle-intake slot, improved centre …
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The bike I tested here for a few weeks had some tasty bling fitted by BMW. It had lots of carbon-fibre – front guard, chain guard, rear hugger, heel guard, …
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Deputy Editor Kris Hodgson recently tested the Ducati Scrambler (here) and was blown away by just how much fun the bike is. There is a trend at the moment heading …
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The Ducati Multistrada may look huge but it really is not that big. It’s tall and will make shorter riders tip-toe but the seat is adjustable from 825-845mm and …
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There are loads of different brands and styles of rearsets available on the market from super expensive top shelf parts to cheap Chinese eBay specials. One thing to consider, though, …
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It was a fair while ago that I was first looking at learner bikes, and naturally the main and most popular option was a used Honda CBR250RR from the 1986-1995 …
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