Is the Triumph Trident 800 the predictable product of platform design – or a spiritual successor to the Street Triple? A thrash around Cyprus reveals all…

In the years just after the Second World War, motorcycle production in Britain, and indeed most of the Commonwealth, was dominated by prominent British manufacturers who had a stranglehold on the mark

Some brands are known by model names alone – Porsche for the 911, Hawker for the Hurricane. And so it is with Royal Enfield and the Bullet

They started making bikes in 1901… and now make more bikes with the famous name on their tank than ever before. That’s got to be worth celebrating

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Noticed that 350cc singles are suddenly all the rage? Royal Enfield had the right idea more than 100 years ago – and the bloodline runs straight to today’s HNTR