UK bike sales rose 17.5% in July, led by Honda’s new CB1000GT and strong adventure‑bike growth. Tech advances included the Insta360 X6 8K action camera and Cardo’s expanded CarPlay/Android Auto support. Electric momentum was mixed: Maeving secured a £3m export deal, but UK electric sales fell 15.1%. MotoGP confirmed two

MotoGP returned from its break at Silverstone, with Marco Bezzecchi smashing the lap record in Friday practice ahead of the British Grand Prix. DfT figures showed UK motorcyclist deaths rose 13% in 2025, fuelling fresh calls for licensing reform. The DVSA began national rollout of MOT “Photos at Test” checks

Table of Contents Editorial The past week in motorcycling has been dominated by safety reforms, major manufacturer activity, and significant industry disruption. In the UK, the Department for Transport’s newly published collision figures prompted industry bodies to call for stronger support and reform to protect riders . Safety also featured

Motorcycling enjoyed another positive week, with Europe’s motorcycle market continuing strong growth during 2026 and the UK sharing in rising registrations. Manufacturers remain focused on new motorcycles, advanced electronics and electric technology, while safety stays high on the political agenda.

The World Health Organization has highlighted falling global road deaths

Motorcycling continues to move forward on several fronts. CFMoto and Brembo announced a major engineering partnership to develop future braking systems together, while UK motorcycle registrations continue to rise, signalling a healthy market.

Consultation continues on modernising Britain’s motorcycle licensing system, with greater emphasis on structured rider training.

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Motorcycling went big this week as World Ducati Week drew a record 118,036 fans to Misano for a massive centenary celebration. In MotoGP, a newly spaced-out grid layout debuted at the German GP to bolster rider safety following the recent holeshot device ban. On the asphalt, Marc Marquez topped Friday

This week saw major shifts across the biking landscape. Royal Enfield kicked off the future by delivering its first-ever electric motorcycle, the Flying Flea C6, alongside a huge 27% global sales surge in June 2026. Suzuki similarly excelled, posting 21% growth with 115,030 units shipped. On home soil, American insurer

An action-packed week saw Marc Márquez ignite the MotoGP title race with a dominant win at the Czechia Grand Prix on 21 June , while Jorge Martín secured pole for TT Assen on 27 June. Economically, a 50% spike in fuel costs and rising tariffs have pushed new motorcycle prices

Ducati launched the Desmo250 MX, a 15,000rpm, 44bhp off‑road bike with MotoGP‑inspired tech. The ACU created a new electric‑racing advisory groups. Harley‑Davidson released a tribute Super Glide, welcomed by fans. Darley Moor circuit land went up for sale, though racing plans continue. Honda showed an RC30‑style CB750 Hornet custom. Norton

Table of Contents 1. Weekly News 2. For  your diary 3. Your success is our success 4. Meetings 5. Kevin Williams 6. Whiteknights Blood Bikes 7. Our Sponsors Editorial In all the discussions, motorcycle developments, promotions and the UK Government’s ‘Road Safety Strategy’, there is one subject that is missing.