Corsaro 1200 Veloce is the sport evolution of the Corsaro 1200 and its name, Veloce, Italian for high-speed, reveals its intrinsic personality. The name is also inspired by the best tradition of the Bologna motorcycle manufacturer, who in the early sixties gave the name Corsaro Veloce to a sporty version of the Corsaro 125, a model blessed by success in that era.

Choosing Corsaro Avio means standing out: it has a unique personality and an exclusive colour scheme in two shades: silvery livery on a blue frame or red and black on a black frame. The Corsaro Avio is a true, free-spirited and gritty beauty. Its strong point? The smoothness and fluidity of its technological heart: its twin-cylinder 120 hp Bialbero Corsacorta engine.

Corsaro 1200. A true Moto Morini The Corsaro 1200 was presented to the international press in July 2005. It is the first in a range that the Moto Morini management is betting on for the brand's rebirth. The motorcycle is intrinsically Italian: the Bialbero CorsaCorta engine carries the design of Franco Lambertini, one of the maestros in engineering twin-cylinder engines.

"Sporty Setup and vintage appeal" The clean beauty of the naked bike and the classic style of 1970’s mechanics coexist in a trailblazing project. So don’t let the vintage style deceive you: under the fairing are advanced technological solutions, top-flight components and an engine delivering exceptional performance.

"9½. THIS IS MY ROAD" The name 9 ½ is an homage to the legendary 3½ twin cylinder of the 1970s. However, it is also acknowledgement of a common thread running between two projects separated in time. The 9½ in fact is the motorcycle whose style, rational design and technological innovation most closely interpret the spirit of that Morini machine.

Looks like nothing else, rides like nothing else. Our testers took it to the German autobahns to fine tune the engine and winding roads of Southern France to fine tune the handling. But you don't need to speak a foreign language to know what this means: Raw power and performance. Beauty meets beast.

Suzuki GB has announced a new colour scheme for the recently launched Gladius 650, adding the all-black option for UK customers.

Launched at the beginning of the year and instantly popular with press and customers, the Gladius 650 has appealed to a wide-variety of riders, while impressing even the most experienced motorcycle journalists, going on to shame some more expensive and powerful machinery in UK tests.

Triumph do it again and release another critically acclaimed new bike. Based on the superb Daytona 675 the Street Triple is essentially the same bike sans-fairing, for those of you who feat the motor has been detuned too much think again! It remains as fun and lively as ever and could just be your favourite bike to ride