Honda’s Africa Twin gains the option of electronic suspension for 2024 alongside an updated DCT system, fresh look and enhanced motor

The T7 gets tougher and better handling for just a little more cash

Husky’s Svartpilen 801 offers something different with its mix of refined style and performance

Triumph’s 2024 Rocket 3 combines record breaking displacement and torque with easy ergonomics and capable cornering

it’s far more than just a retro frock

Triumph’s premium off road-biased adventure bike gets a refined motor and push-button low seat height

Triumph’s flagship road-biased adventure bike gets smoother engine and electronic seat height reduction

Honda’s E-Clutch is an exciting feature, at an impressive price

Think of the 101 Scout as an SP or R model and you won’t be too far off the mark

The MV Agusta Enduro Veloce is a supersport bike in a set of high heels

Perfect amount of power for the road, excellent handling. It does annoy me slightly these often get their factory clip ons swapped out for bar risers and straight handlebars. Keep the clip-ons they're what make this bike, other than the noise!These are very very underrated I think. Why...

Purchased 2nd hand as 13 month old bike with 4K on clock. Covered 1100 miles trouble free since purchase. Like all my mx bikes, needs a little loving to keep it in good condition.

Depends on the friend but for what it is it's a decent bike.

Best:Bike is so easy to ride, engine is superb, handling is oustanding for an adventure bike, fuel economy is crazy good, just an excellent all rounder, plus the price Worst: Tubed tyres do allow for confidence in getting a flat, throttle is a bit snatchy, phone connectivity is useless,...

Its a very light bike for the size of the engine, so power to weight element is great. Its built with some nice products but its not the sort of bike you want to be using in the depth of winter. with salt and the like around. The only down side is the small petrol tank. Im happy to do 100 miles...

Good beginner bike

best bike i have owned and i have had the lot over the years.

I feel the VFR is not the comfortable, ultimate sports tourer I always read about, more of a friendly sports bike or gentlemen's sports bike as it has been described. I bought the VFR as a first bike after not riding for 8 years and as an introductory back into biking and as a weekend away type...

Like it’s owner, it’s not much to look at but it gets the job done. Best features, shaft drive, luggage capacity, reliability, weather protection. Worse features, numb hands on long high speed trips, cramped seat to peg distance, coming from someone under 5’10”, lack of 6th gear. Owned two,

Better than the spec sheet would suggest. Deals availablr the brings it side by side with the Transalp, with more features and better suspension.