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Is Aprilia Bringing Back This Legendary Sportbike?

If you're a motorcycle manufacturer, and you have a beloved model name from the past, you might think about filing a trademark application for that name for a few reasons. The two biggest ones are: You plan to bring an updated version of that model to market sometime in the…

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California Cops Impounded 30 Motorcycles for a Street Takeover

I lived in Los Angeles for about a decade. And in that time, I saw a lot of what makes Los Angeles Los Angeles. I split lanes, I was at the center of not one, but like five police chases, I met celebrities on the street, and ate all the…

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Segway’s E150S and E250S Scooters Are Coming To Europe This Year

Urban mobility in Europe is evolving rapidly, and electric mobility is charging up—literally. With rising fuel costs, environmental concerns, and increasingly strict emissions regulations, more people are turning to electric scooters for their daily commutes. The combination of affordability, ease of use, and low operating costs makes them a compelling…

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After the Monster Chopper, It's Time For a Monster Trike

When you do a lot of projects yourself, you tend to build up a lot of spare parts. From there, you can do one of three things. Either you hold onto them indefinitely, you sell them to someone else, or you think up new projects to use them up. (Yes,…

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The Petersen Museum’s New Motorcycle Exhibit Showcases a Century Of Innovation

It’s pretty wild to think about how far we’ve come when it comes to getting around. A little over a century ago, the idea of personal transportation was limited to horses, carriages, and maybe the occasional steam-powered contraption.

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What Is Kawasaki Really Up To With Its Supercharged 'Project H2' UTV?

No matter how you slice it, there's something utterly intoxicating about the very idea of Kawasaki's supercharged H2R engine, isn't there?

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Honda Making Rally Motorcycle Parts You Can't Buy, But They Should

Long ago, I tested Honda's stonking great CRF450RX. It's a brute of a thumper, capable of just going wherever you point its knobby front tire. I took it through our backyard's infant dirt track, up into the mountains on some semi-maintained trails, and through some gnarly single track. The race-spec…

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I'm Headed to Outdoor Solutions' 'Built to Hunt Program,' You Should Come Too

You're never too old to learn a new skill. That's something I absolutely abide by. Yes, it may be harder to comprehend or to internalize, but humans—no matter your age—are capable of learning new things. It's why I took up hunting at age 36.

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KTM Is Discontinuing Its 125cc Motorcycles, Which Seems Like the Wrong Move

KTM’s journey has been one wild ride, as it grew from a modest repair shop in 1934 to becoming one of Europe’s biggest motorcycle makers. Just a few years ago, its 125 lineup, especially the 125 Duke and RC 125, was a game changer. These entry-level bikes helped countless riders…

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There's an Electric Polaris RZR Coming Soon

Despite the reversals, the sliding backward into internal combustion engines, and the rhetoric around electric vehicles, they're probably the future. And not just because the Earth is warming at an alarming rate.

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Wunderlich’s New Adventure Motorcycle Jacket and Pants Are Expensive As Hell

Adventure riding isn’t just about exploring the unknown anymore. It’s a lifestyle, an aesthetic, a carefully curated Instagram grid of dust-covered motorcycles, rugged landscapes, and, of course, high-end gear that says, “I take my adventures seriously.” Brands like Klim, Touratech, and Wunderlich don’t just sell motorcycle equipment—they sell status. If…

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Akrapovic Just Made the Yamaha R9 a Whole Lot Louder

The Yamaha R9 is hands down the coolest sportbike to come out in years. Yeah, I’m biased, I’ll admit that upfront, but tell me another manufacturer that’s done what Yamaha just did. Instead of watering down a middleweight with budget components or an uninspiring engine, they went all in and…

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Get Ready To See if Ducati’s Desmo250 MX Race Credentials Hold Up

The second phase of Ducati's play for two-wheel off-road domination is here. We're about to see the race debut of the Desmo250 MX, which represents the second step in Ducati's motocross plan, and if its first step is anything to go by, riders and race fans are in for something…

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The Snowmobile Was Made Because a Guy Couldn't Hunt and Fish With His Friends

Carl Eliason was like many people born with a disability; dedicated to not letting it interfere with his fun. Born with a club foot, Eliason's medical issue essentially made it impossible for him to follow his friends and family out into the Wisconsin woods during the winter to hunt, fish,…

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BMW Drops New F 900 and F 800 GS Variants…Which Are Not Coming To the US

The middleweight motorcycle segment is on fire right now. With more riders looking for that perfect blend of power, agility, and everyday usability, manufacturers are throwing everything they’ve got at this category. And BMW Motorrad isn’t sitting this one out.

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Public Land Management is a Mess, But That Doesn't Mean We Should Sell It Off

Conservationist Randy Newberg calls U.S. public lands "The greatest accumulation of undistributed wealth on the planet." And while I tend to agree with him on most topics, I think I somewhat disagree with the term "undistributed." Because, well, it's our public land. It's been distributed to us.

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The Harley V-Glide Custom V-Rod Hit The Drag Strip, and It Totally Rips

Guys, I say this with all the possible love in my heart, but what you're about to watch is probably the most ADHD motorcycle drag racing video ever. To be clear, that's by no means a bad thing. Honestly, I think that makes it incredibly relatable. If you've ever spent…

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This Tiny Kawasaki Ninja H2R Model Is A Sure Cure For Winter Blues

If you've worked on both bikes and cars, then you already know that one significant pro of taking apart bikes is that they are, generally speaking, a whole lot smaller. In many ways, that makes it both easier and more practical to start wrenching on a bike than a car…

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Polaris Is Axing Timbersled Snow Bikes For Good

It's a strange time in the powersports world lately, with some companies definitely faring better than others. Among the ones having a particularly tough time last year was Polaris, which already instituted cost cuts in 2024 that included cutting about 10 percent of its employees.

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Did This Company Just Change the EV Dirt Bike Game?

When it comes to electric two-wheelers, Ultraviolette has to be the most promising startup coming out of India right now. This isn’t just another run-of-the-mill EV company—Ultraviolette is backed by none other than Ferrari, which already makes it one of the most badass names in the game.

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Watch Insane Rivers of Mud Flow Through MotoGP's Jerez Circuit

The Jerez circuit was hit by a heavy storm earlier this week, causing major flooding at the track. But we were reassured by the officials running the Jerez circuit that the MotoGP race will go ahead as planned on April 25th, in fact, they guaranteed it.

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Honda CB650R and CBR650R Owners, Your Bikes Have a New Recall

Honda has long been the benchmark for reliability in the motorcycle world. From daily commuters to high-performance race bikes, Big Red has built its reputation on machines that just won’t quit. Among them, the CB650R and CBR650R stand out as some of the most refined and rider-friendly middleweight bikes on…

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Here's How This YouTuber Prepped His Project V-Rod For a Road Trip

If you're a DIY-type person, whether it's with bikes or anything else, what's your project completion style like? Me, I tend to operate in one of two modes. Either I go all out and bulldoze all the way through a project, frequently surprising even myself with how quickly I get…

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Michelin Is Finally Exiting MotoGP as Pirelli Takes the Lead, and It’s Good for Everyone

It's been agonizing to watch Michelin sponsor MotoGP for the past few years. Tire pressure problems were the most talked about topic, before becoming a taboo, off-limits subject. Either way, it didn't paint Michelin in a good light.

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MotoGP's Writers Room Forgets We've Done This Storyline, Says Flooded Spain Will Go On

When you've been doing a show for so long, it's sometimes difficult to come up with new ideas. I get it, creativity is difficult. You've got to come up with new plots, new characters to introduce, new stories that your fervent fans will voraciously follow. But that's a tall order…

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