Tasking the police with dishing out punishment to moped criminals in the guise of preventative medicine may seem like a nice idea, but the reality of a constabulary unfettered by the constraints of ‘reasonable force’ is a dreadful proposition, writes Kevin Turner In Moped Justice Part 2: Ramming is justified

In Moped Justice Part 2, Biker & Bike Editor Ian Malone argues that the use of aggressive stop tactics is wholly justified and should have been implemented sooner. See the previous article, Moped Justice Part 1: The police are wrong to ram  It’s fair to say there were raised eyebrows

The Beeline Moto motorcycle navigation system takes a new approach to GPS-based guidance. We’ll be following the team behind it as they bring the new device to market, hopefully giving them a few insights into what bikers are looking for. This article follows on from Jock’s article on Sat nav

News that the police will use ramming and other radical stop tactics has been met with almost universal approval from bikers and ordinary members of the public. But not a certain MP… As news spread on Friday that the Met Police was now allowing specialist ’Skorpion’ drivers to literally ram

Often overlooked by bikers desperate to ride the Alps region and its famous passes, the Vosges Mountains area is one of biking’s best not-so-secret destinations. It’s no secret that the Vosges Mountains and Germany’s nearby Black Forest offer some of the best motorcycling roads and scenery in Europe, yet many

With nearly 140km of tight bends, magnificent mountain scenery and a world-class motorcycle museum, the round route between Pego and El Castell de Guadalest is one of the world’s best biking experiences. Welcome to a biking nirvana, the Costa Blanca Loop. In the end, I lost count of the number