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CFMoto is working on an updated 500SR Voom that seems set for the European market. Could this be the same one that finally makes its way to the US?

Minnesota signed both legal lane splitting and filtering for motorcycles into law, and these road behaviors are officially legal as of July 1, 2025. Here's what state officials say.

RideApart discovered a new patent by Polaris that indicates it's developed a new setup to allow for a more diverse seating arrangement for its RZR UTVs, including adding a fifth jump seat.

TMI Products has unveiled a new aftermarket sport seat for the Can-Am Maverick X3 that looks like it could be the solution to RideApart's Jonathon Klein's long-standing issue of not fitting in our personal UTV.

Yamaha has announced some major changes to its org structure, clearly in a bid to make global operations more efficient.

A family booked a snow trip to Lapland through Tui, but there was no snow and they weren't offered a full refund. After a 6-month legal battle, the family won their appeal.

Danish EV startup Diem has unveiled the X-01, a stylish, futuristic electric motorcycle that’s aimed squarely at Europe’s booming A2 segment.

Harley-Davidson Japan was under investigation by Japanese authorities over claims of excessive dealer quotas on inventory, and violating national monopoly laws.

Warner Bros has held the rights to a potential live-action 'Akira' film for decades, but they've just expired and gone back to Japanese comics publisher Kodansha. Good.

After the entirety of the outdoors community came together to flood the Senate's switchboard to express condemnation of a public lands sell-off, it was pulled from the budget.

Non-riders fill the halls of law enforcement and insurance companies around the country, and often lay blame on the motorcyclists when blame isn’t warranted. Nick’s account reminds us that there’s no promise of tomorrow, and to ensure someone has your back when you need it most.