After many test rides trying to work out what my next bike would be, it finally turned out to be the very first bike I rode, the Royal Enfield Classic 500. I managed to pick up this stunning limited edition Tribute, only 1000 were made available for sale in Europe of which 250 were assigned to the UK. A real part of history, and a beautiful motorcycle.

After filming our first ever Test Ride on the 2019 Honda Rebel 500, we decided to switch motorcycles, for a bit of fun! Here Matt, who owns a Triumph Bobber Black sat on the BMW F900 XR for the first time. Rupert who owns the BMW, was on the Honda Rebel 500. We thought our cameras had died at this point, but thankfully the Insta360 One R Twin was still recording! It's fun the hear some honest feedback, when they think the cameras aren't running! Uploaded for a bit of fun.

The Honda Rebel and Harley Davidson's Iron 883 are often compared, despite being very different motorcycles. However, the two cruisers do have some similarities making the Honda Rebel 500 (CMX500) a real contender for both new riders, A2 licence holders and those wanting a stylish cruiser with the hefty price tag! It was also the perfect time to test out the Insta360 camera. Equipment used: Insta360 Twin GoPro 8 GoPro 7 GoPro 5 GoPro 4

Caught by accident after filming our review on the Honda Rebel 500, we decided to switch bikes and ride each others motorcycles! Including a BMX F900XR and a Triumph Bobber Black 1200, so quite a varied mix. Most of our equipment had died by this point; notably Matt’s camera on the Rebel and my mic on the BMX, but we were able to capture this little gem. The Honda Rebel 500 may be half the price of the other bikes, but it's definitely not half the bike! Equipment: Insta360 GoPro 7 GoPro 5 GoPro 4 Tascam DL-10 audio recorders.

Fulfilling a life long dream taking out the iconic Harley Davidson Iron 883 for a test ride. Along for the ride, a stunning Triumph Bobber Black. So how does this Sportster hold up in 2020, 10 years after it's launch. Harley Davidson are synonymous with motorcycles. They are legendary. Let's take this American icon through the British countryside. Gear: On the Harley GoPro 7 facing rider. GoPro 5 on chest mount On Triumph Bobber GoPro 4 facing rider. Shot of the 883 filmed with DJI OSMO. Audio conversation captured using 2x Tascam DR-10L recorders. Review audio captured via Packtalk headset through AudioMemos app for iPhone.

Not so much a review, more a fun ride out with friends, on the Triumph Bobber Black. BGT's magician/stuntman Matthew Stirling upgrades from his Mutt Fat Sabbath to this stunning cruiser from Triumph. At last, he won't be left trailing at the traffic lights!!! A mixture of shots from the GoPro Hero 7, 5 & 4 plus the Akaso EK7000, Sena Prism Tube, DJI Osmo and DJI Mavic Air. Sound recorded via Tascam DR-10L and Sennheiser ew 100 G3. Also featuring the Herald Classic 125 and the BMW F900 XR

An honest review of the Herald Motor Company's Café 400. Satisfy your sixties racer nostalgia with this stunning café racer. Featuring twin front discs, adjustable front and rear shocks and an Taiwanese Honda based engine offering up 27bhp. Is this the ultimate café racer? It just might be... All the views expressed in the video are my own. For more videos please follow me on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @thebikingactor

To accompany their already expansive list of 125cc motorcycles, here's my review of the Herald Scrambler 125. Other 125cc models in the Herald Motor Company range include the Classic, the Café, the Maverick, the Mirage & the Brat. They also offer a range of 400cc and 500cc motorcycles. These reviews are made for fun and I am not affiliated with Herald Motor Company in any way. I do however own a Herald Classic 125. Please follow me on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter @thebikingactor If you enjoy the video then please do hit the Subscribe button, tick the bell notification, give the video a thumbs up or leave me a comment below. Thanks for watching.