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Honda’s new partnership with Rapid training hopes to make riding as safe as it is fun – we test the theory!
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All you need to know about learning to ride - from mopeds to motorcycles and the different types of licence.

Honda’s new partnership with Rapid training hopes to make riding as safe as it is fun – we test the theory!

Lots to look forward to at the NEC, with new bikes, riding experiences, live entertainment and more

Improved tech and rideability for popular Bonneville, Bobber, Speedmaster and Scrambler retros

Hugely popular commuter scooter is updated again for 2025 with refreshed looks, extra features and more

Royal Enfield Slide School puts a fun and sideways slant on track experiences – and you can do it too!

Autotrader’s in-house noob takes a race-liveried Yamaha to a track day … what could possibly?

Off-road bike training is a great way to get match fit for summer expeditions and learn new skills along the way, as we’ve been finding out

Charity ride on 125cc bikes to raise funds for Two Wheels For Life charity supporting mobility and healthcare in Africa

Your adventure bike is built for life in the rough but what about the rider? We join Triumph’s Adventure Experience to find out

Amid a degree of doom and gloom there are reasons to be optimistic, says Tony Campbell of industry body the MCIA

Motorcycle Live goes beyond the bikes with live shows and hands-on experiences for riders and non-riders alike

We take to the track to find out if it can make you a better – and safer - rider on the road as well

When you are 19, you can progress to an A2 motorcycle licence.

On the surface, it would appear to be getting harder and harder to learn to ride a motorcycle or scooter these days, but the reality is that after...

You must be at least 17 years of age to hold an A1 licence, and once you have passed the two-part test, it allows you to ride a motorcycle or...

The A licence is the top level of licence, and it allows you to ride motorcycles or scooters of any power.

You might have got your bike sparkly clean and mechanically fit for summer but what about the rider?

Can learning to handle a motorcycle off-road really help you be a better rider all-round? We test the theory…

For 16-year-olds desperate to hit the road the moped in its many and various forms remains a vital first step!

Is the new Honda Hornet the perfect first big bike for new licence holders? Our in-house rookie rider is running one to find out