If you prefer your bikes a little more up-to-date it doesn’t come any more current than the new Yamaha MT-07 Moto Cage. Making its official public debut at the Scottish Show, the MT-07 Moto Cage is a ‘bad-boy’ version of the award-winning MT-07 and features Yamaha’s striking new-for-2016 Night Fluo colour scheme. The bike features fluro paint, knuckle and radiator guards, adjustable headlight shroud and blacked out chassis components. See it on the Yamaha stand for the very first time at the Carole Nash MCN Scottish Motorcycle Show alongside manufacturer stands from Ducati, KTM, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Triumph, Honda, MV Agusta, Husqvarna, Bultaco, Polaris, Victory and Indian. The show is open 9am until 5pm each

Honda’s updated NC750 range, along with the Integra scooter, will be tested by MCN later this week in Spain so here is a recap of the changes made to the big-selling range of bikes. The actual riding launch of the bike will take place on Friday near Malaga in Spain and we will bring updates online as soon as we’ve had a chance to ride the bike for enough time. At the heart of the NC750 range is a mildly updated version of the 745cc parallel-twin motor which is a low-revving engine designed to produce easily accessible bottom-end torque and eke out the fuel as much as possible. The main changes Honda have made to the bike have been centred around the styling with a new ‘tougher’ adventure bike makeover aimed at bringing it more into line with the likes of the VFR800X Crossrunner, range-topping VFR1200X Crosstourer, CRF1000L Africa Twin and other like the CB500 range. Honda has gone all out to try and provide an ‘adventure bike’ for all sectors of the market.