t’s winter. The bikes are parked up, the roads are salty, and riding mostly means standing in the garage convincing yourself it’s “not that cold.” So when we can’t ride… we watch other people ride. These are my favourite motorcycle moments in movies — not reviews, not realism debates — just the scenes that give you a proper two-wheeled fix when you can’t get out yourself.

Motorcycle Movie Review: The Bike Riders is a gritty biker movie set in the 60's with a great cast and gripping storyline.

Torque is one of the few motorcycle movies that I could watch more than once. Its fun and reminds me of what it was like to ride in the early 2000's.

The Worlds Fastest Indian is one of the best movies I have seen that features motorcycles.

Every now and then a bike film pops up that makes me think, “Surely Hollywood will get it right this time? ”Spoiler: they didn’t . And nowhere is that more obvious than Biker Boyz  — the 2003 “motorcycle culture” film starring Laurence Fishburne, Orlando Jones and Djimon Hounsou. On paper, that’s a cracking cast. In reality?It’s a strange, confused mash-up of Fast & Furious , Boyz n the Hood , and a Halfords bargain-bin lighting kit. The Plot… You’ve Seen It Before It’s the s

Wild Hogs  came out in 2007 and stars John Travolta, Tim Allen, Martin Lawrence, and William H. Macy — a cast so random it sounds like a pub quiz question, not a movie lineup. And that  is exactly why it works. Let me explain… I’m 42, which means I’m now at the age where getting off the bike involves groaning like I’ve just finished a Tough Mudder. My mates and I have the same conversations most bikers do at this age: “We’re too old for this.” “My knees aren’t what they used