Bruce Wilson
Bruce Wilson focuses on how motorcycles, equipment and race machinery work in practice, bringing an editor’s eye and test rider’s experience to the coverage at MoreBikes. He is editor at the masthead and writes across news, tests, features and practical pieces on contemporary and classic motorcycling. His reporting combines clear mechanical description with rider-focused judgment, showing what a machine, event or piece of kit actually delivers on the road and on track.
Road racing and how events work
Bruce Wilson treats motorcycle racing as something to explain as well as report, using features such as How the TT Ticks… to pull apart how major events are structured and run. The TT piece reflects his interest in what happens behind the schedule and the headlines, looking at timing, machinery and course demands rather than only results.
That focus on how a race works, rather than just who wins, aligns with the broader technical and experiential tone of his work across the masthead.
Project bikes, first tests and long-term reviews
Bruce Wilson is a core test rider and project lead for the title’s bike coverage, with bylines on first rides, detailed reviews and ongoing build features. His BMW S1000XR first test sets out performance, electronics, chassis behaviour and price, balancing specification with impressions that matter to riders choosing an all-rounder. In the 2014 BMW C Evolution electric scooter review, he works through motor output, range, charging and real-world usability to make an early electric model understandable to a mainstream audience.
Project Corner: Kramer 1290 R shows him following a development build over time, documenting component choices and on-track performance as the machine evolves.
Quick Spin: Triumph Daytona 660, filed under A2 licence content, condenses a focused ride into a short, accessible verdict on how a new middleweight sports bike fits licence rules and daily use. His SHOEI X-SPR Pro tested feature reports on two years of helmet use, moving beyond launch impressions to durability, comfort and safety details that only emerge over long mileage. Across these pieces he distinguishes himself by staying close to the engineering and ride feel of new and specialist machinery, rather than treating tests as lifestyle features.
Classic motorcycles and restorations
Classic and heritage machines are a recurring strand of Bruce Wilson’s work, with regular appearances in the masthead’s Classic tag archive. The pursuit of pleasure: Triumph T120 restoration follows a full rebuild of a Bonneville, focusing on mechanical work, parts choice and the satisfaction of bringing an older bike back to life. His Royal Enfield Constellation feature highlights how an unexpected machine can “steal the show”, placing ride experience and character above spec sheet ranking. Coverage of a landmark classic auction in Madrid and the Royal Enfield Goan Classic 350 launch piece links private restorations, auction values and factory-produced classics, showing how historic motorcycles move between enthusiast garages, sales rooms and new showroom ranges.
This cluster of restoration stories, auction reports and retro model coverage marks him out as a writer who treats classic bikes as living machines with current relevance, not just nostalgia objects.
News, kit and everyday riding
Alongside tests and features, Bruce Wilson contributes regularly to the title’s news flow, with his byline appearing across the news archive. In manufacturer-led pieces such as Kawasaki range coverage, he turns marketing announcements into short, clear summaries of models and use cases, emphasising which bikes suit weekend rides, commuting or mixed duties. Legal Advice: Hazard ahead shows him fronting practical guidance content, where legal and safety information is framed around common riding scenarios rather than abstract rules. Kit coverage, including the SHOEI X-SPR Pro long-term test, keeps equipment reviews grounded in sustained use, fitting them into an everyday riding context rather than treating them as standalone product showcases. Seen together, his news, kit and advice pieces round out a profile built on helping riders understand not just what is new, but how it fits into regular riding and ownership.
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