The twisties are yours to devour anywhere in the country aboard the new 85 bhp F 800 ST, which is the touring version of the lithe new F 800. With a full fairing, high windshield and touring oriented ergonomics with raised handlebars, bombing down any road you choose is as comfortable as it is thrilling. Two 320 mm diameter front brake disk and Brembo four piston hydraulic calipers, and with optional ABS every ride stopping power is guaranteed. Add optional touring cases and heated grips and you've got a bike that is fast, flickable, and above extraordinarily capable. No matter where you want to ride, the sharp-handling F 800 ST gets you there, mile after mile.

Available: March 2007

The Monster 2007 range is now bigger and better with the new S4R Testastretta. The 2007 S4R is powered by the famous 130 horsepower Testastretta low sump L-twin engine previously available only on the S4Rs.

Founder of the SR family, the S4R is now closer than ever to the top-of-the-line S4Rs. The 2007 S4R boasts a 23 horsepower gain over its predecessor and features Brembo radial calipers and fully adjustable inverted Showa forks and Sachs monoshock with an integrated reservoir. The adjustably of both front and rear height allows for perfectly balanced bike set-up.

Got dirt in your blood? Dreaming of whoops, ruts, sand washes and gnarly singletrack? Want an off-road bike that can slalom around tree roots, and rocks without getting hung up? Then the rippin' new G 650 X Challenge is your ride. Boasting a 53 bhp single-cylinder engine with plenty of pulling power, this is an enduro that's lightweight in terms of heft, but certainly not in its ability. With the same air damping rear suspension as the HP 2 Enduro you'll thrash over just about anything, even the tightest trails on that dual sport ride out in the woods. Front mudguards, an asymmetric headlight, a cast aluminum rear swing arm, and a lightweight wave design front brake disc complete the package. The new G 650 X Challenge - a single-cylinder enduro that can't wait to tear it up.

Available: March 2007