Models

2020–2024

Aprilia's middleweight sportbike, light and precise, with superbike-grade electronics.

2023–2026

BMC's premium endurance bike with ACE+ technology and TCC compliance. Premium carbon, Shimano Ultegra Di2, and benchmark comfort for long-distance riding.

2018–2024

The Teammachine SLR is BMC's race-bred flagship, a light and stiff carbon frame built for World Tour peloton performance.

2019–2026

The benchmark 1254cc ShiftCam flat-twin boxer. The R1250GS dominates the premium adventure segment thanks to its torquey engine and sophisticated electronics.

2018–2023

BMW's mid-range adventure bike with a 21-inch front wheel. 853cc twin with 270-degree crank, real off-road ability and GS comfort daily.

2019–2024

Germany's ShiftCam-equipped inline-four superbike, a reference on track and road alike.

2020–2024

BMW's balanced and accessible parallel-twin roadster, built for versatile everyday use.

2014–2024

The BMW R nineT (2014-2024) is a neo-retro roadster with an air/oil-cooled 1170cc boxer engine.

2022–2026

The benchmark folding bike, hand-brazed in London. Steel frame, 16" wheels, folds in 20 seconds. Urban (2-speed), Utility (3-speed Sturmey Archer hub) and Explore (6-speed) versions.

2022–2026

Cannondale's gravel bike with Kingpin rear suspension built into the carbon frame. SmartSense system, 700x45c tyre clearance and Shimano GRX 820 groupset.

2019–2024

Cannondale's do-it-all race bike, blending low weight and aerodynamics for climbing, sprinting and everything in the peloton.

2018–2024

Cannondale's endurance road bike, built for long-distance comfort without sacrificing efficiency.

2021–2025

Canyon's carbon DH bike, built for World Cup racing. 200 mm travel, race geometry, and Fox 40 or RockShox Boxxer dual-crown fork.

2023–2026

Canyon's endurance road bike with VCLS 2.0 anti-vibration seatpost. CF SL carbon frame, comfort geometry, compatible with Shimano 105 Di2 or Ultegra Di2.

2023–2026

Canyon's versatile carbon CF7 trail bike. 150 mm travel, modern geometry, and unbeatable direct-sale value. Available in 29" or mullet configuration.

2018–2026

Canyon's carbon gravel bike, famous for its double-decker Hover Bar (gen 1) then its integrated aero cockpit (gen 2, 2023). 40-42 mm tyre clearance, Shimano GRX groupset, and unbeatable direct-sale value.

2019–2024

The Canyon Ultimate CF (2019-2024) is a lightweight carbon road bike, versatile between climbing and endurance riding.

2020–2024

The Canyon Aeroad CF (2020-2024) is a carbon aero road bike, designed to maximize speed on flat terrain.

2019–2024

The mullet-configured Spectral pairs a 29-inch front wheel with a 27.5-inch rear for a lively, maneuverable enduro MTB in technical terrain.

2022–2024

The Soloist is Cervélo's aerodynamic road bike, engineered to maximize speed both solo and in the peloton on flat, rolling courses.

2020–2023

Europe's best-selling hardtail eMTB. Bosch Performance CX motor (85 Nm), integrated PowerTube 500-750 Wh battery, Shimano Deore drivetrain. The electric Swiss army knife: trails, tracks and daily commutes.

2019–2024

Cube's full-suspension e-MTB with Bosch motor, built for assisted all-mountain riding on any terrain.

2018–2024

The Attain is Cube's endurance road bike, available in aluminum (SL) or carbon (GTC), built for comfort over long distances.

2023–2026

Decathlon's versatile urban bike, ideal for commuting and leisure. 6061 alloy frame, Shimano Altus 9-speed drivetrain, and unbeatable value for daily use.

2019–2026

Echo's 50.2 cc pro chainsaw, credible MS 261 alternative. Great value and Japanese durability.

2019–2024

The sporty city e-bike from the Dutch maker. Bosch Performance Line motor, integrated 500 Wh PowerTube battery, Shimano Nexus 8 hub and maintenance-free Gates CDX belt. The premium commuter par excellence.

2023–2026

Giant's endurance road bike in Advanced-Grade Composite carbon. D-Fuse comfort seatpost, OverDrive 2 steerer, and tyre clearance up to 32c.

2018–2024

Giant's legendary race bike, a benchmark in the category for over 25 years — light and responsive.

2019–2024

Giant's versatile full-suspension MTB, built for light enduro and demanding all-mountain rides.

2013–2018 — Gen1

Honda's benchmark parallel twin for the A2 licence. Reliable, accessible, and ideal for learning motorcycle mechanics.

2021–2026

Honda's benchmark single-cylinder trail for the A2 licence. Light, reliable, ideal for off-road beginners and daily commuting.

2020–2026

Honda's 1084cc parallel twin with optional DCT. The Africa Twin CRF1100L is the direct R1250GS rival, lighter and more off-road focused.

2019–2026

Honda's parallel twin in a compact adventure format. The CB 500X is the ideal gateway to the adventure segment, A2-compatible and easy to maintain.

2019–2023

The only mid-size four-cylinder naked on the market. The CB650R Neo Sports Cafe combines inline-four sound, Honda reliability and optional A2 restriction.

2021–2026

Europe's best-selling 125 scooter. Frugal eSP+ 4-valve engine (2.1 L/100 km), Start&Stop, Smart Key: the king of urban commuting.

2016–2023

The frugal, practical twin: front storage box where the tank usually sits, optional DCT gearbox, famously low fuel use. The all-round crossover. Maintenance and FAQ.

2023–2024

The return of a legendary name: the Transalp 750 features a 270° crank twin, generous ground clearance, and modern electronics.

2018–2024

A premium neo-retro roadster, the CB1000R packs a Fireblade-derived inline-four for strong power in a refined chassis.

2017–2024

An accessible, A2-compliant cruiser, the Rebel 500 combines a very low seat, minimalist look, and the proven CB500 twin mechanicals.

2019–2024

Honda's accessible inline-four sportbike, combining a revvy engine with legendary reliability.

2018–2025

Husqvarna's top-tier professional chainsaw. X-Torq 70.6cc engine, AutoTune (electronic fuel management), designed for heavy felling and extreme conditions.

2002–2024

Husqvarna's legendary 70 cc pro chainsaw. Built for large timber felling, record-setting durability.

2017–2026

Kawasaki's accessible and versatile parallel twin. A2-compatible, the Z650 offers an excellent balance of performance, handling and ease of maintenance.

2015–2026

Kawasaki's versatile and comfortable parallel twin, built for road and touring. A2-compatible, the Versys 650 offers excellent value.

2017–2026

The accessible sportbike par excellence. Flexible 649cc twin, not-too-radical ergonomics, A2 restrictable: the Ninja 650 is the ideal first sportbike.

2017–2024

A characterful inline-four roadster, the Z900 blends generous power with an agile chassis for both daily riding and spirited use.

2018–2024

An A2-compliant sportbike, the Ninja 400 offers a peppy twin, light weight, and an efficient chassis, ideal for stepping into sportbikes.

2020–2024

The Kawasaki Ninja 1000SX (2020-2024) is a 1043cc inline-four sport tourer built for mixed road and touring use.

2017–2026

The benchmark Austrian sporty single for the A2 licence. WP chassis, Bybre brakes, and a rev-happy engine that loves to be wrung out.

2019–2026

The most powerful 690cc LC4 single on the enduro market. The 690 Enduro R combines raw power with a sharp chassis for serious off-road riding.

2018–2024

KTM's punchy parallel-twin naked bike, nicknamed "The Scalpel" for its razor-sharp handling.

2021–2024

KTM's versatile parallel-twin adventure bike, equally capable off-road and on tarmac.

2023–2026

Lapierre's versatile road bike in UD carbon. Full cable integration, PF86 bottom bracket, Shimano Ultegra Di2 groupset and tyre clearance up to 30c.

2020–2026

The Dijon manufacturer's eMTB range: from the Overvolt HT hardtail to the 150 mm full-suspension AM. Bosch Performance CX motor (85 Nm), PowerTube 500-750 Wh battery, alloy or carbon frame depending on year.

2018–2024

The Zesty is Lapierre's all-mountain bike, built around OST+ suspension for a versatile balance between efficient climbing and aggressive descending.

2019–2025

Makita's 2x18V (36V) battery chainsaw on the LXT platform. 14" bar, ideal for pruning and occasional cuts with no fuel mix or exhaust.

2020–2026

36V LXT (2× 18V) cordless chainsaw, 35 cm bar. Performance close to a 35cc gas saw, no fuel or noise.

2023–2026

The trail eMTB from Vosges-based manufacturer Moustache. Bosch Performance CX motor, 750 Wh PowerTube battery, 150 mm travel and 27.5" wheels. Made in France.

2022–2026

Orbea's versatile trail bike in OMR carbon. 140 mm rear travel, 150 mm front, Fox 36/DPX2 suspension and MyO customisation programme.

2018–2024

Orbea's premium road bike, combining race-bred lightness with endurance comfort, customizable via MyO.

2022–2026

Pinarello's ultimate race bike, ridden by INEOS Grenadiers. Asymmetric Torayca T1100 carbon frame, optimised aerodynamics, and Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 or SRAM Red groupset.

2016–2026

The accessible and affordable adventure single, designed for Himalayan roads and trails. Simple, rugged, and easy to maintain anywhere in the world.

2023–2025

Santa Cruz's long-travel enduro with the VPP suspension system. 170 mm travel, C or CC carbon, and benchmark descending performance.

2018–2024

The Hightower is Santa Cruz's do-it-all trail bike, comfortable from aggressive cross-country to light enduro thanks to its 29-inch VPP suspension.

2018–2024

The Tallboy is Santa Cruz's lightweight XC/trail bike, built for climbing efficiency and liveliness on fast 29-inch trails.

2023–2026

Scott's XC race bike with TwinLoc 120/100mm suspension system. Ultra-light HMX carbon frame, Fox 34 SC fork, and race-optimised geometry.

2019–2024

Scott's pure race bike, ultra-light and aerodynamic, built for competitive performance.

2019–2024

Scott's trail full-suspension MTB, featuring the TwinLoc system to switch instantly between comfort and efficiency.

2022–2026

Specialized's most versatile trail bike with adjustable S-Sizing geometry. 150 mm travel, FACT 11m carbon frame and Fox 36/DPX2 suspension.

2023–2026

Specialized's full-carbon eMTB with proprietary 2.2 motor and 700 Wh battery. 150 mm travel, 29" wheels, and one of the most refined motor integrations available.

2018–2023

The best-selling aluminium road bike for getting started. E5 Premium Aluminium frame, FACT carbon fork, Shimano Claris to 105 depending on version, easy-to-service threaded BSA bottom bracket. The ideal gateway to road cycling.

2020–2024

The Specialized Tarmac SL7 (2020-2024) is a carbon road bike blending aero design with a lightweight climber's frame.

2018–2024

The Specialized Rockhopper (2018-2024) is an accessible aluminum XC mountain bike, built for discovering off-road riding.

2016–2025

Stihl's benchmark professional mid-range chainsaw. 2-MIX stratified engine, M-Tronic (electronic fuel injection), and unbeatable power-to-weight ratio for felling and limbing.

2018–2026

Pro 37.7 cc brushcutter with ECOSPEED harness. For heavy brush clearing and intensive slope mowing.

2020–2026

Self-propelled 46 cm gas mower with Kohler Confidant engine. For 800-1500 m² with slopes.

2021–2025 — Gen3

The most iconic inline-4 1,340cc in sportbike history. Third generation with ride-by-wire, 6 riding modes and 190 hp.

1996–2026

Suzuki's indestructible trail single, produced since 1996 with barely any changes. Simple, reliable, and easy to maintain in extreme conditions.

2017–2026

Suzuki's versatile and enduring 645cc V-twin. The V-Strom 650 is one of the most reliable and best-selling adventure bikes, built for long distances.

2016–2024

Suzuki's cult V-twin. Unique engine character in the class, legendary reliability and contained price: the SV650 has been a safe bet since 1999.

2017–2021

The 4-cylinder roadster carrying the GSX-R750 engine: 114 hp of character, sharp chassis and Suzuki reliability. Maintenance, valve clearance and torque specs.

2011–2024

A benchmark sportbike between the 600 and 1000 classes, the GSX-R750 delivers a razor-sharp inline-four, low weight, and a track-honed chassis.

2020–2024

Suzuki's road-oriented adventure V-twin, known for its reliability and near-indestructible engine.

2023–2026

Trek's high-end aero road bike with decoupled IsoSpeed system. OCLV 800 frame, fully integrated cables, compatible with Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 or SRAM Red AXS.

2023–2026

Trek's lightweight eMTB with TQ HPR50 motor and 360 Wh internal battery. At just 18.9 kg, it blurs the line between regular MTB and e-bike. OCLV carbon frame, 150 mm travel.

2021–2023

Trek's best-selling hardtail MTB for starting out and commuting. Alpha Silver Aluminium frame, 100 mm fork, Shimano hydraulic brakes, 27.5" or 29" wheels depending on size. Simple, sturdy, upgradeable.

2020–2026

Triumph's 888cc triple in an agile adventure chassis. The Tiger 900 combines the unique character of the 3-cylinder with remarkable road/off-road versatility.

2024–2026

Decathlon's carbon road bike raced in the WorldTour by Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale. Light carbon frame, integrated cockpit, Shimano 105/Ultegra Di2 or SRAM. The best performance-per-euro in the peloton.

2020–2024

The EDR CF is Van Rysel's (Decathlon) carbon endurance road bike, built for long-distance comfort without sacrificing performance.

2019–2026

The Italian icon in its most powerful form: 23.8 hp HPE 278cc engine, steel monocoque body and used values nothing can bend.

1976–1989

The single-cylinder 4-stroke that started the trail adventure at Yamaha. Kick-start only, slide carburettor, points ignition: pure mechanical essence.

2018–2020 — Gen2

Yamaha's 689cc CP2 twin, European best-seller in the A2 naked segment. Light, fun, and easy to maintain.

2019–2026

The 689cc CP2 twin in an adventure-ready chassis. The Tenere 700 has become the mid-size adventure benchmark in just a few years.

1991–1999

The quintessential long-distance trail single-cylinder. The XTZ 660 Tenere is simple, tough and reliable, perfect for long-haul raids.

2021–2026 — Gen3

Yamaha's 890cc CP3 triple, third generation with Deltabox frame and quickshifter. One of the most exciting roadsters on the market, punchy and torquey.

2016–2020

The MT-07's CP2 engine in touring clothes: screen, upright position, 17.3 L tank. The Tracer 700 is the best value mid-size sport tourer.

2022–2026

The absolute benchmark of sporty maxi scooters since 2001. 562cc twin, aluminium chassis, belt final drive: the TMAX rides like a motorcycle.

2022–2024

A road-focused sportbike powered by the MT-07's CP2 twin, with an R6-derived chassis: the R7 targets road fun over lap times.

2016–2024

Neo-retro styling on the MT-07's mechanical base: the CP2 twin delivers usable torque and proven reliability in a timeless package.

2021–2024

Yamaha's sport-touring flagship, powered by the acclaimed CP3 triple with unique character.

2016–2024

The Yamaha MT-03 (2016-2024) is an A2-compliant 321cc twin-cylinder roadster, accessible with a restricted licence.

2015–2024

The Yamaha YZF-R1 (2015-2024) is a crossplane 998cc inline-four superbike derived from MotoGP technology.

2022–2025

YT Industries' full-carbon enduro. 170 mm travel, aggressive geometry, and unbeatable value through direct sales.