Articles by Mike Ryan

Repsol Honda's Marc Marquez set a number of records in MotoGP this year. In fact, his whole rookie season saw the breaking of record after record for the young champion.

Ducati's brand new Monster 1200 was voted "Most Beautiful Bike of Show" by patrons of the EICMA 2013 International Motorcycle Show in Milan, Italy.

Repsol Honda's Marc Marquez has won the 2013 MotoGP World Championship, setting new records along the way, and adding a new level of excitement to the championship.\n

After making an impact at EICMA, BMW Motorrad are rushing two new models down under to debut at next weekend's Sydney Motorcycle & Scooter Show.

Triumph has announced a new Special Edition of their Tiger 800XC, with a distinctive red and black finish giving a new look to the popular dual sports machine.

Honda Racing Corporation (HRC) has taken the wraps off their RCV1000R racebike, which a number of teams will race in the new "open" class for controlled prototype machines in 2014.

Ahead of this weekend's MotoGP Season finale in Valencia, Yamaha Factory Racing's Valentino Rossi announced he will part ways with his longtime crew chief, Jeremy Burgess for the 2014 season.

Repsol Honda Team's Marc Marquez and Yamaha Factory Racing's Jorge Lorenzo are set for the big decider this weekend at the Gran Premio Generali de la Comunitat Valenciana, where one of the two will walk away as World Champion.

Ahead of Sunday's MotoGP season finale, motogp.com has done the sums to work out how either Yamaha Factory Racing's Jorge Lorenzo, or Repsol Honda's Marc Marquez can win this year's championship.

This weekend's Wildwood Rock Extreme Enduro will be a test for all riders, but especially for Valley Force Husaberg rider, Mitch Harper, who will be racing in his first event since fracturing his spine in April.

After Suzuki announced earlier this year that they will be returning to MotoGP in 2015, Aprilia announced at the EICMA International Motorcycle Exhibition in Milan, Italy, that they will return to premier class competition in 2016.

Kawasaki did it first, now Honda has upped the capacity of their entry-level sportsbike to appeal to young and first-time riders, creating the CBR 300R, which is set for an early 2014 release.