Bike Review

Dutch owned, Austrian designed and assembled in Thailand, on paper the 2025 Lambretta X300 couldn’t be further from its namesake’s rich Italian legacy. But its design, build quality and execution …
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The Italjet Dragster 300 combines eccentric styling with advanced engineering. Featuring a 300cc liquid-cooled engine, tubular-steel trellis frame and hub-centre steering, its stability and handling are a cut above, while …
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Inspired by the Bullet 350, Royal Enfield introduced the Classic 350 in 2008. Powered by a 346cc unit-construction engine it remained a mainstay in the firm’s line-up until it became …
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Using the Harley X350 as a daily rider for three months, Simon really got to like the bike, you can read his updates here. Then he swapped to the big …
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This bike isn’t just learner-friendly—it’s a machine that delivers thrills for riders of all levels. You owe it to yourself to take one for a spin because I …
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Mid 2024 we rode a Milwaukee-Eight 114 powered Harley-Davidson Street Bob, which we had tested had tested previously. This time we rode once stock and once with tall handlebar risers, …
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The mighty Harley-Davidson Road Glide remains one of our all-time favourites at BikeReview HQ. Over the past few years, we’ve tested various versions, from the CVO to the Limited and …
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The Suzuki GSX-8R is a welcome addition to Suzuki’s motorcycle lineup. Whether you’re tackling the sweeping curves of the Old Road or Oxley, navigating city streets on the …
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The Kawasaki Vulcan S isn’t your average LAMS cruiser. It’s a bike that bucks feet forward tradition, offering cruiser vibes with modern engineering and a dose of versatility, …
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It’s fitting that the 2015 Yamaha YZF-R1 was launched at a racetrack. For the third generation, Yamaha chose to conduct the World Press Test of a new R1 model at …
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