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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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Vespa's Owner Is Just Conquering the Market, KTM Should Take Note

For plenty of motorcycle and powersports manufacturers, 2024 was a year to forget, financially speaking. KTM all but imploded, and the cost-saving measures employed by Polaris are bleeding into 2025. So how, then, in the midst of all this, did Piaggio Group—owner of Vespa, Aprilia, Moto Guzzi, Derbi, Gilera, Scarabeo brands—manage…

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Naked Bikes Are a Thing, But Here's Why Naked Scooters Aren't

By now, if you know my tastes even a little bit, you know I have a soft spot in my heart for many things both strange and vintage. Including and especially scooters and bizarre motorbikes. Think, for instance, of the Suzuki SW1. Or this sweet, funky little vintage KTM scooter…

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Honda’s Quietly Becoming the Best-Value Premium Motorcycle Brand

I think it's pretty clear what the motorcycling world is calling out for right now—a $110,000 bagger. Of course, this couldn't be further from the truth and it's a pretty extreme example. But in a time where the cost of living is getting out of hand, we as motorcyclists have…

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They're Teaching Robots How to Stunt Ride Motorcycles Now

The whole conceit of the Terminator movie franchise is that we create an artificial intelligence that goes rogue, sees humanity as the enemy, and nukes the planet in an attempt to kill us all off. And there have been six movies, and three television shows, that've strived to drive that…

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This Dry Ice Motorcycle Deep Clean Is So Satisfying, You Guys

Most of us think we know how to clean things pretty well. I mean, if you're at least double-digit numbers of years old, you've probably been doing it for a long time by this point, right? So you probably know a few things. You know, like the paramount importance of…

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Yamaha’s Turning 70 This Year, So What Makes the Company So Special?

I have a confession to make: I am an absolute Yamaha simp. No, really. I’ve owned three MT-07s, an MT-10, an XSR900, a Fazzio, and even a PG-1. And if Yamaha came out with a toaster that sounded like a crossplane R1, I’d probably buy that too.

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Is CFMoto Working On a CVT for a New Maxi Scooter?

A recent CFMoto patent shows that the brand could be developing a new parallel twin engine with a continuously variable transmission (CVT). The patent itself is interesting, but I think it's more interesting to imagine where the future lies for this powertrain.

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Michael Dunlop Could Have More TT Wins, but He Used Stock Superbike Engines

Seeing Joey Dunlop's 26 Isle of Man TT victories surpassed isn't something I expected to see in my lifetime. I hoped I would, but hope is dangerous in road racing. The hope of seeing certain riders achieve certain goals can leave you overly invested, considering the sport claims many lives…

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This Custom Africa Twin Has Eyes That Stare Straight Into Your Soul

Adventure bikes have never been more popular as they are today. From weekend warriors to round-the-world riders, the ADV scene is thriving. So, it was only a matter of time before custom builders started putting their own spin on these go-anywhere machines.

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Suzuki Drops New Street Fighter 6 Collab for Video Game Tournament

Can you believe it's March already? Me, either, but as I write this, Capcom Cup 11 has just kicked off in Japan. The mega e-sports tournament started on March 5, and will run through March 9. The final day's events will be dedicated to Street Fighter League: World Championship 2025,…

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Could This EV Dirtbike Finally Become a Reality?

The electric motorcycle scene is heating up. More and more riders are looking for cleaner, high-performance alternatives to gas-powered bikes, and manufacturers are stepping up in a big way. We’re seeing everything from sleek urban commuters to hardcore adventure-ready EVs, and now, it looks like Hero MotoCorp is about to…

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Kawasaki Says Don't Ride Ninja e-1 or Z e-1 Until This Recall Issue Is Fixed

Doing something new sometimes isn't easy; a thing that Kawasaki Motors has been discovering in recent months. In 2024, the company introduced four bikes in completely new categories for the brand. The first two were the all-electric Ninja e-1 and Z e-1, and the second two were the Ninja 7…

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MotoGP's Governing Body Is the Sport's Own Worst Enemy

MotoGP has some of the tightest, best racing around. You've got 300 horsepower monsters being straddled and sent flying by true superhumans each weekend all around the world. Wheelies are had, crashes are mind-meltingly insane, and they sound bananas flying down any track straight. Championship fights are close all the…

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