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This Is Your Once in a Lifetime Chance To Ride With Wayne Rainey at Laguna Seca

I saw "Rainey's Ride To The Races" at Laguna Seca last year, and it was my personal low point of the races because I wasn't a part of it. All the fans riding together to the track, and then spinning laps—I thought nothing could be better, but I was wrong.…

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This New Retro-Inspired Motorcycle Jacket Makes No Compromises On Safety

There was a time when motorcycle gear meant making a choice: look good or stay protected. Riders would either opt for classic leather jackets that offered zero armor, or go all-in on bulky technical gear that screamed track day. Thankfully, those days are behind us.

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Kawasaki Launched an Adorable Frog Collection, and I Want Every Single Piece

Whoever said it wasn't easy being green apparently never told Kawasaki. Wait, that was Kermit the Frog? Well, regardless, I'm still guessing they never really sat down and had a good talk about it, because clearly Kawasaki has just been taking its favorite color and running with it, right from…

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After Winning a 4-Year Legal Battle Against Another Helmet Maker, the Company is Rebranding

Most of you have probably heard of the motorcycle gear manufacturer, LS2, especially those of you who watch MotoGP, as its helmets have recently made their way onto the premier grid with Fermín Aldeguer. And if you're from Europe, well, LS2 is a staple brand. But it's been quietly fighting a…

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This Chinese Sportbike Might Finally Be Worth Your Attention, Has the Pedigree

Chinese motorcycles have come a long way in recent years, and if there’s one thing they’re especially leaning into, it’s the sportbike segment. There’s a clear pattern here: aggressive designs, sharp angles, and futuristic styling that often skews toward the flashy side. Some might call it over-the-top, but there’s no…

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Get Mad, Congress Wants to Sell 500,000 Acres of Public Land Actually

Think back to last week, which in today's society feels like ages ago. But at the time, I told you that your representatives had voted, in secret, to sell off your public lands. At the time, it was 11,000 acres in Nevada and Utah which, in itself, would be cause for…

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Triumph’s New Limited-Edition Motorcycle Is Its Ultimate Track Monster

Triumph blindsided me with the announcement of its limited edition Speed Triple 1200 RX, but I shouldn't have been so surprised. When I tested the Speed Triple 1200 RS in March, I never questioned the changes the engineers made to make the cockpit roomier and give you a more comfortable…

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I Wish This Electric Dirt Bike Was Actually Real and Not Just a Concept

I grew up glued to mountain bike magazines and catalogs, waiting for the latest frame or suspension update like it was Christmas morning. I’d memorize geometry charts, drool over anodized parts, and spend hours dreaming about my next upgrade.

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The Harley-Davidson Boardroom Coup Has Utterly Failed

Harley-Davidson has had a rough year so far, but a bright spot just emerged. After releasing some less-than-stellar financial reports, along with being threatened by the current American administration's proposed tariffs—something that greatly affected the Motor Co. last time around—it found itself facing a board of directors coup last month.

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Stark Future Achieves Record Profitability for All-Electric Motorcycle Manufacturer, and Smashes Tesla Record

Electric motorcycles have come under fire from every direction. I've even tested models that I had enormous fun riding, but saw very little in the way of practicality for the common rider. Prices are usually either too high or range too low, or even worse, prices are too high and…

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More States Are Offering E-Bike Incentives, But There’s A Massive Problem

Electric bikes have completely changed the way people get around cities. They’re fast, efficient, easy to ride, and way more sustainable than your average car. They flatten hills, turn sweaty commutes into breezy cruises, and open up cycling to folks who might’ve never considered it. Naturally, governments have taken notice.

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What Happens When You Stick A Turbo on a Superbike-Swapped Miata?

Way back in December of last year, we introduced you to the first iteration of this truly awesome-sounding creation. If you'll recall, a YouTuber who goes by the name Reed Makes Car had gone to the trouble of swapping the engine and transmission from a Honda CBR1000RR into his Mazda…

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The Yamaha Tracer 7 Is the Dream Sport-Tourer We Can’t Have

There’s something undeniably magical about Yamaha’s CP2 engine. I’ve been a fan from the start. I’ve owned not one, not two, but three MT-07s over the years—and to this day, I’m still not entirely sure why. Maybe it’s the engine’s torquey, eager personality, or the way the whole platform strikes…

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Kawasaki’s Ninja 400 And Z400 Live On In Japan, Get New Colors

Beginner bikes are the unsung heroes of motorcycling. They’re how most people get started—low on intimidation but big on fun. But depending on where you are in the world, the definition of a “beginner bike” varies wildly. In the US, for example, it’s more of a suggestion than a rule.

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What If Your Fat Tire E-Bike Could Be Your Fat Tire E-Moped Instead?

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Maeving’s New Blackout Electric Motorcycle Is a Retro-Inspired Urban Commuter

Electric motorcycles are steadily gaining ground in Europe and Asia, especially as alternatives to small-displacement ICE bikes. With growing concerns over emissions and fuel prices, more urban riders are looking toward low-maintenance, eco-friendly two-wheelers. In cities like London, Paris, and Bangkok, electric bikes are now a practical and increasingly popular…

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16 Dirt Bikes for $5K, But Can They Be Made to Run In 1 Day?

Every once in a while, if you keep your eyes open, you can find yourself an astonishingly good deal on something you're incredibly interested in. It won't happen every day, of course, but you have to be absolutely ready to jump on it if and when it does, because it…

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Who Could, or Should, Replace Jorge Martín at Aprilia's MotoGP Team?

Earlier today, our colleagues at Motorsport broke the news that Jorge Martín is looking to get out of his contract with the factory Aprilia MotoGP team at the end of the 2025 season. And honestly, if you've been paying attention to the kind of season he's been having since he was…

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This Monster Trike's First Steering Test Doesn't Go to Plan, Snaps in Half

It's been a minute since we last checked up on Grind Hard Plumbing Co., the YouTubers responsible for giving life to all our wildest 2am and caffeine-induced bad ideas. And, you'll never believe it, but they're still doing exactly that. This time, however, they're building something even I wouldn't get…

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Harley-Davidson’s Limited Fat Boy Gray Ghost Screams “Look At Me”

Harley-Davidson just dropped its latest Icons Collection model, and spoiler alert: it’s shiny. Really shiny. Meet the 2024 Fat Boy Gray Ghost, a limited-edition throwback cruiser that’s basically Harley saying, “What if chrome, but shinier?”

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Is Aprilia's Jorge Martin Retiring From MotoGP?

Aprilia's Jorge Martin, last year's MotoGP champion, is reportedly leaving the team after invoking a clause in his contract that allows him to do just that, according to our brethren over at Motorsport.

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Holley Launches UTV Performance Packs for Can-Am and Polaris

Like many gearheads, I have a problem and I'm not ashamed to admit it. Yes, I can't leave well enough alone. I have to change things, modify parts, and tinker until, well, I usually break something or make the machine worse than what it had been in stock form.

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Norton Motorcycles is Rising From the Ashes, Will Enter India This Year

For a brand that’s been around since 1898, Norton Motorcycles has lived one hell of a life. From dominating the Isle of Man TT in the mid-20th century to going bankrupt more times than we can count, Norton is one of the most storied—and troubled—names in motorcycling. But if recent…

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If You're Wondering Who the Can-Am Canyon Three-Wheeler Was Built For, It's Me

There's something you should know about me, if you don't already. Although I've been riding motorcycles for close to 20 years, my riding has probably been about 99% street.

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BMW’s Upcoming Small-Displacement Adventure Bike Has Been Spotted Testing, Get Hyped

Adventure bikes are having a serious moment right now, especially in the entry-level segment. I’m talking bikes like the CFMoto Ibex 450, the revamped Royal Enfield Himalayan, and even the tried-and-tested KTM 390 Adventure (forget KTM’s troubles for a sec). These machines are light, capable, relatively affordable, and just about…

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