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I'm planning on using my Ravenwing army with the Space Marines Codex in the next few games I play, to see which I prefer. This is the list I currently have in mind:

HQ
Space Marine Captain - Bike, SS, Artificer Armour, Primarchs Wrath (5 shot storm bolter with shred)

Troops
Space Marine Bikers x5- 2 Gravguns, 1 Combi-Grav
Space Marine Bikers x5- 2 Gravguns, 1 Combi-Grav
Space Marine Bikers x5- 2 Gravguns, 1 Combi-Grav

Space Marine Bikers x5- 2 Meltaguns, 1 Combi-melta
Space Marine Bikers x5- 2 Meltaguns, 1 Combi-melta

Space Marine Bikers x5- 2 Flamers, 1 Combi-flamer

The list maxes out on special weapons, with hopefully enough variety to handle most situations.
The captain was chosen as the warlord because I did not have enough points to kit out a chapter master, but he is more durable than Khan due to his 2+/3++ save.

To the people who play whitescars:
What would you personally change?
Would you add some storm talons?
Do you think Khan is the way to go? Scout move on all your army for such a cheap price is very powerful.

I would take Khan. Scout is a pretty big deal, and at 1000pts his melee capabilities aren't bad. Sure, 3+/4++ isn't the best either, but he's a pretty damn good character overall - and Hit and Run works well with his Furious Charge, allowing you to bury a lot of things with 5 S5 power sword attacks and D3 Hammer of Wrath hits, he can put out a pretty decent amount of output for his point cost.