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The first thing people notice about your advertisement is the pictures of your bike, so make sure they stand out.

If you’re looking to sell your bike, you’ve probably got a lot of questions. Here’s our list of things to consider, to make sure you stay safe during a sale.

A clean and tidy bike isn't just more likely to sell, it’ll fetch a better price, too.

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

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 completing some compulsory basic training (the CBT) you could be riding around your local roads within the next 24 hours!

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 scooter up to 125cc and with maximum power of 11KW.

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

Insuring a motorbike can be a bit overwhelming. With so much choice, it can be hard to know if you are getting a good deal. Rest assured that we are here to help give you everything you need.

Before you get your bike on the road, you will need to sort out your insurance. Here we look at some of the factors which affect insurance costs, to help you learn how to get the best deal for you.

One of the biggest tasks for motorbike owners is trying to find a good deal on their insurance. The options can feel endless, and it can be hard to tell if you are getting a decent price. We are here to help you along the way.