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Couldn't quite make it to the Milan motorcycle show? Don't worry we have a round up of the bikes from the show that we are really looking forward to seeing in the future!

The time of year where the days are much shorter, the leaves are falling off trees and frosty mornings is upon us once again, so in this post I'm going to go through what I wear to keep warm and safe with the changing weather - without breaking the bank by using quality kit that can be made use of all year round.

Last time we explored Spain, going all the way to the most southerly point of mainland Europe. This time, in the final part of this series, we’ll be heading back north but taking in a few sights on the way.

We finished off in the north west corner of Italy last time - this time we're going to head west and south, following the Mediterranean coastline.

We left off in one of the most romantic cities in the world – Venice. We’ll be heading down into Italy proper in this portion of the trip, and it’s my favourite country in the world – for its food, its history, its scenery and the roads.

This is the second part of the Ultimate Europe Tour series – in the last part we headed south through France and into Switzerland, taking in some spectacular Swiss Alpine passes.  We left off at the Nufenen Pass in Switzerland which peaks at 2478m above sea level.

To all you keen people looking for some new motorcycle gear you can use day in day out or for an upcoming trip, look no further, as a follow up to my blog on Bike Stop's top men's motorcycle kit for under £600, I thought I would give my top picks for sport touring motorcycle kit for around the £1000 mark.

You’ve got a month to spare and a bike to ride - where do you go?

Following on from the post about preparation for a European tour, this series of articles will go through what I believe the ultimate European bike trip would consist of, ticking off the landmarks and roads of biking heaven as you head south, through the eastern side of France, exploring the Alps, all the way down to Naples and the Amalfi Coast, back up and along the French Riviera, before descending into Spain, returning back north eastwards, and stopping at Lyon. From there it’s onto the Black Forest, then the Nurburgring, before heading homewards again.

Europe is a massively varied place and offers everything for any kind of rider, from offroad trails on top of mountains, to world-class race tracks. More often it’s all about the roads and sights though, which is what motorcycle touring is all about. Each country I’ll take you through has its own little quirks and rules which make them each unique, but they have one thing in common – they’re all definitely worth riding to!

Hi guys! For this blog i thought I would go through what I think the best sounding production bikes of all time are. Most of us love a good bit of exhaust noise while riding, but what is the best?