Bikes! - Episode Guide

Gavin Andrews presents as the local motorcycle road racing season gets under way with one of Northern Ireland's oldest events, the Cookstown 100. It's a final chance for riders and teams to prepare for the first international race of 2017, the North West 200.

The Vauxhall International Northwest 200 gets under way at one of the world's most famous motorcycle road race circuits. This is the first of three programmes from the Causeway Coast, with highlights of racing from the opening night. Presented by Stephen Watson with commentary by Steve Parrish and Richard Nichols.

The second instalment of racing from the 2017 Vauxhall International North West 200. Can local favourite Alastair Seeley extend his record number of wins? Presented by Stephen Watson with analysis from Michael Laverty, and commentary by Steve Parrish and Richard Nichols.

The final programme from the 2017 Vauxhall International North West 200. The world's best road racers go head to head in one of the fastest motorcycle races in the sport, with bikes reaching speeds of over 200mph. Presented by Stephen Watson with analysis from Michael Laverty and commentary by Steve Parrish and Richard Nichols.

Highlights of the famous motorcycle meet in Northern Ireland. Big names John McGuinness and Guy Martin will be lining up for Honda while the legendary Alastair Seeley will be desperate to extend his record of 17 North West wins.

Stephen Watson presents coverage of the Cookstown 100, Northern Ireland's oldest road racing venue and celebrating its centenary year in 2022.

The Orritor Circuit at which it is based is also the shortest on the calendar, so expect thrills and spills at the opening event in the road racing season.

Commemorating its 60th anniversary in 2022, road racing returns to the longest circuit in Northern Ireland, the Tandragee 100. With some of the biggest names in the sport on the entry list, it is expected to be a thrilling weekend of racing on closed public roads. Presented by Stephen Watson.

Following a three-year absence, the North West 200 returns to its rightful mid-May spot on the road racing calendar for 2022. With new machinery and eager riders keen to get vital track time, it'll be an event not to be missed.

With its near-nine-mile triangle course, the North West 200 is one of the fastest road races in the world. It's a must-watch event, as speeds regularly exceed over 200mph.

The main race day of the North West 200 is a sight not to be missed. The fastest superbike riders in the world, one of the fastest road circuits in the world and top speeds exceeding 200mph.

The fourth stop on the Northern Irish road racing calendar, the Armoy Race of Legends, is an event not to be missed. Presented by Nicola McCarthy.

First held in 1922, the Cookstown 100 is the oldest Irish road race still held today. The short 2.1-mile circuit may look simple on paper, but throw in the odd jump and crest, and it soon becomes a circuit that is difficult to master.

The list of past winners reads like a who's who of motorcycle road racing. Dunlop, McCallen and Farquhar have all triumphed at the event. The 2023 edition welcomes a bumper entry of national and international riders, including lap record holder Michael Dunlop.

Highlights of the 2023 North West 200, featuring the Supersport and Superstock classes at the nine-mile triangle circuit on the Causeway Coast.

Highlights of the 2023 North West 200, featuring the Supertwin, Supersport and Superbike classes at the nine-mile triangle circuit on the Causeway Coast.

Highlights of the 2023 North West 200, featuring Supertwin, Superstock and Superbike classes at the 9-mile triangle circuit on the Causeway Coast.