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Times are tough for KTM's parent company Pierer Mobility AG. Though it has some of the best motorcycles around, one of which I still dream about and peruse the classifieds for on a weekly basis, the brand's market share has essentially dropped off a cliff in recent years. There are obvious…

A lot of the new electric two-wheeler innovations we’ve been seeing in recent years have come mostly from new players which were mostly previously unheard of. And unfortunately, a lot of these companies have been forced to shut down due to a myriad of financial issues.

I remember when 3D printers started becoming popular. Back then, I remember thinking just how cool this tech would be, and that sooner or later, we’d be able to print all sorts of interesting stuff we could only dream of.

Safe to say that I'm a fan of Ski-Doo's snowmobiles. After having the brand's backcountry sled for a spell last season, and riding with one of the company's pros a few times, I can attest that the snowmobiles are seriously good machines. 

Remember the GB500 Tourist Trophy?It's OK if you don't. Maybe even fellow Honda nerds don't remember this one. But I happen to agree with former RideApart writer Zac, who wrote this piece a few years back: It was a retro bike ahead of its time. And it's far from the…

Yamaha is the last bastion for inline fours in the prototype class, or at least it was. For 2025, Yamaha will be the only manufacturer in the premier class of MotoGP to run an inline-four-cylinder powerplant, but due to the concessions afforded to certain manufacturers next season, we might see…

I’m sure it isn’t just me, but I find it weird whenever motorcycle manufacturers parade their test units around in all sorts of weird and ugly disguises. I mean, I get it, the odd shapes and distorted lines are meant to conceal the bike’s true form, but let’s be real…

I have a weird fascination with motorcycles or other powersports machines being turned into rolling weapons of war. Maybe it's a mid-life crisis coming on, where I either have to choose getting really into World War history or smoking meats? Though I'm already smoking meats...

Motorcycles and anime have a long history together. I mean, it's nearly 2025, and the seemingly infinite influence of Katsuhiro Otomo's Akira still can't possibly be overstated.We also can't forget less well-known creations over time, like the giddy exercise in pure moto-nerdery that is Bakuon!, or the Honda Super Cub…