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Safety standards, fit and comfort should be your primary considerations when buying any motorcycle helmet, retro or otherwise. With that in mind, we’ve outlined seven things to keep in mind when purchasing a motorcycle helmet. Key Takeaways Safety Certifications: Look for DOT, ECE, or SNELL certifications, as they adhere to rigorous safety standards, ensuring optimum protection. Perfect Fit: This is crucial for effective protection.

If you’re like most retro or custom riders, at the top of your parts list is an aftermarket motorcycle exhaust. With strict Euro-5 emission regulations, factory-fitted silencers can sound somewhat lacklustre. But beyond sound, are there any benefits to upgrading your exhaust? In short, yes. In this article, I’ll discuss some of the benefits of an aftermarket exhaust. Key Takeaways Upgrading your exhaust will enhance your motorcycle’s sound.

Bell recently announced the eagerly anticipated update to its much-loved retro helmet. The new Bell Bullitt GT is ECE 22.06 and DOT-approved – yet it’s practically indistinguishable from its predecessor. It’s available in a multitude of vibrant colourways and constructed using a lightweight fibreglass composite, with elegantly finished, even lighter carbon fibre variants also on offer.

Welcome to the first edition of Riders, a new, experimental feature celebrating the art of rider photography. We’ll curate five moto-culture images weekly, chosen purely for their aesthetics, composition and mood. This feature isn’t about specifications, horsepower, custom bike building or performance — it’s a purely visual feast. It’s about shouting out frames, in which the rider and machine come together perfectly.

CCM Motorcycles has reunited with Hedon Helmets to create an ultra-limited edition production run, this time of its single-cylinder Roadster and Tracker motorcycles. Named the Hedon Tracker and Hedon Roadster, these exclusive bikes mirror Hedon’s 2025 Cowboy theme. For most classic, custom and retro riders, the two British boutique brands, CCM Motorcycles and Hedon Helmets need no introduction.

Malle London’s Morgan tool roll collection is a refined take on a road tripessential — merging classic British design with compact practicality. The London motorcycle luggage brand’s reimagined motorcycle tool rolls utilise choice materials and are executed with meticulous craftsmanship. Unfurled, the large Morgan tool roll offers ample storage with 22 tool pockets and two large slip pouches – meaning all your essential tools stay organised and within easy reach.

Yesterday, (13 February 2025) Ducati unveiled its new (lighter and more powerful) XDiavel V4 for 2025 – it’s a beast. Here’s a first look at the sporty, muscle cruiser. The latest addition to the Bologna manufacturer’s lineup features the MotoGP-derived V4 Granturismo engine with a counter-rotating crankshaft for enhanced handling. The engine produces 168 horsepower at 10,750 rpm and a meaty 12.8 kgm (126 Nm) of torque at 7,500 rpm.

The Magni 750S Tributo is a time machine on two wheels, blending seventies superbike looks with contemporary engineering and performance. It’s a tribute to the ultra-rare MV Agusta 750S – offering collectors an enticing alternative and riders the chance to experience a reimagined legend. Back in 2018, the Magni brothers, Giovani and Carlo unveiled the Magni Tributo 750S – a striking retro motorcycle fashioned after the MV Agusta 750S.

Cyril Despres’ works KTM 690 Rallye was sold at Bonhams’ Les Grandes Marques du Monde auction for €51,750 (6 Feb 2025). This isn’t just any classic bike – it’s the motorcycle that claimed victory in the 2007 Paris-Dakar Rally which followed the classic route – before the adjustments and eventual departure from African soil.