
Moto Guzzi V7 Sport (2025 – ) review
Tweaks to hit latest Euro5+ emissions regs mean more tech and a new Sport model for Moto Guzzi’s V7
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Tweaks to hit latest Euro5+ emissions regs mean more tech and a new Sport model for Moto Guzzi’s V7

Stripped back version of the RS457 is the closest you can get to a super naked on an A2 licence

Cheap, basic and a hoot to ride, the Honda GB350S is a delight for nostalgic older riders and younger hipsters alike

Entry-level Hornet is a great A2-licence option for new riders looking for sporty attitude but affordable running costs

A stylish electric bike you can ride on a CBT and L-plates, the VMoto Stash is an exciting alternative to a 125

New version of Yamaha’s best-selling scooter is better, cheaper and now includes an even more premium Tech Max variant

Quickshifter, cruise control and cornering ABS among the tech updates to Triumph’s entry-level Tiger

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

Accessible Scout Sixty reborn while limited edition Roadmaster and Springfield special editions celebrate these American icons

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

Radical looking electric motorbike puts a fresh twist on Royal Enfield’s traditions

Sensibly priced ensemble for riders wanting full leathers for days out on road or track

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

Retro bikes may look cool but what are they like to live with? We spend some time with the Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 to find out

More power and a 70mph top speed expand the charming electric-powered Maeving’s horizons to life beyond city limits

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

Scrambler version of Triumph’s new 400cc range has same appeal as Speed 400 with a bit more room for taller riders

Triumph’s Speed 400 offers a newly affordable and accessible entry point to the iconic British brand – it’s also huge fun to ride!

Affordable to buy, easy to ride and accessible from a young age scooters are often a first taste of mobility for many – here are our five faves

New upgrade on original RM1 is capable of 65mph, with first batch selling out in hours.