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BMW Adds New Alphabet Powers To C 400 GT, C 400 X Scooter Range

BMW upped the ante in terms of both usability and practicality when it updated the C 400 GT and C 400 X for 2025. New paint is of course there, but there's more

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Has EV Thermal Runaway, AKA Daisy-Chain Fires, Been Solved?

Thermal runaway isn't a big problem for electric vehicles, in so much it happens all the time. However, when it does occur, it's catastrophic and has caused many headaches. LG Chem thinks it's solved it.

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Watch An Off-Road Gold Wing Haul a 19th Century Buggy 100 Miles, Because Why Not?

By now, you've probably seen riders (including Matt Spears) take their Gold Wings off road successfully. But have you seen them haul a buggy from the 1800s?

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Wait, Could Royal Enfield Be Building a Rally Himalayan 450?

Spy shots of a rally-fied Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 have surfaced, leading many to speculate the company could be building one for the general public. RideApart hopes Royal Enfield does it.

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This African EV Startup Is Crazy About Solar, and Wants To Prove a Point

Kenyan EV startup Roam Electric is out to prove that solar power is the future with a 3,700 adventure from Nairobi to South Africa.

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This ‘Busa-Powered Citroen Is a Wild Race Car, and It Could Be Yours

This crazy hill-climb racer is a Citroen C2 shell powered by a Suzuki Hayabusa engine, and it’s actually for sale.

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Washington Won't Open 14 Snowmobile Trails This Year, Blames Lackluster Registrations

After lackluster snowmobile registrations both this year and last year, Washington officials state they don't have the funds to open all of the state's groomed trails this season.

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Lane Filtering Actually Works, Says French Moto Safety Instructor

The practice of lane filtering, while not explicitly allowed by law in France, has been 'tolerated' for years. Now Paris has effectively made it impossible.

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This EV Moto Has a See-Through Frame, Proves We Can’t Get Over The Past

The DAB 1α Transparent Edition is an electric motorcycle inspired by the funky gaming consoles of the ‘90s, but has a clear vision for the future.

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Federal Government Cuts US Forest Service Budget, Your Trails and Outdoors Will Suffer

After requesting a budget commensurate with inflation and better forest and public lands management, the federal government said "Take a hike" to the US Forest Service. Too bad no one will be able to really do that next year.

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The Sena Impulse Is a Solid Modular Helmet, If You Can Avoid the Hiccups

The Sena Impulse modular helmet has a built-in Bluetooth and MESH communicator, Harman Kardon speakers, and is built for touring. Here's our long-term review.

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Arizona Car Driver Hates Lane-Filtering, Says He Doesn't Care It's Safer

A local Arizona car driver says he was frightened by a lane-filtering Harley-Davidson. He then calls on the state to strike down its lane-filtering law, even though it's safer for motorcyclists and helps reduce congestion and traffic.

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Triumph's Updated Trident Wants It All, Gets More Tech Than Anybody Asked For

Triumph has updated the Trident for the 2025 model-year, throwing in tech features like a quickshifter, cruise control, and many others.

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The Last Two Laps of the Motocross Olympics Would Make Even Your Grandma a Fan

The Motocross of Nations featured one of the best David- and Goliath-like battles we've ever seen. Watch how the last two laps unfolded.

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Honda Launches Two More EV Models, In A Bid To Hit Its 2030 Goals

Honda announced plans to release two new EV scooter models in Indonesia, as part of its global electrification initiative to reach 30 EVs by the year 2030.

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This Tiny Scrambler Looks Like a Fun Way To Get Into Motorcycles

British motorcycle brand AJS has a new beginner-friendly model that’s designed to turn heads both on and off-road in the ‘71 Scrambler.

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World Rally-Raid Event Claims French Rider’s Life at Rally of Morocco

A French rider, Frederic Baudry, succumbed to his injuries after a crash at Rally of Morocco. Here's the story.

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KTM's Automatic Transmission is Actually Good, OK

KTM has finally lifted the veil of secrecy off its automated manual transmission (AMT) and, rather than bemoaning its existence, RideApart's Jonathon Klein thinks it's good, actually.

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BMW Is Recalling R 18s Outfitted With Reverse Gears For a Very Specific Reason

BMW Motorrad is recalling certain 2021 through 2024 R 18 motorcycles outfitted with reverse gear control units due to a specific possible danger for riders.

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Ariel’s E-Nomad Could Be The Perfect Overlander, But There’s a Problem

Ariel just showcased the E-Nomad Concept, an all electric open-wheeler designed for both on and off-road use.

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Gogoro Seems To Be In Some Serious Trouble, But There’s a Ray Of Hope

Gogoro has been facing financial problems, legal issues, and internal difficulties in recent times. Let’s take a look at what’s going on with the company.

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Don’t Call the New 2025 Yamaha R9 an R6 Replacement, It Isn’t

Yamaha just announced all the details about the 2025 YZF-R9, which is the latest addition to its street bike lineup. Here's everything you need to know.

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Iconic Blue Ridge Parkway is Closed, But Tail of the Dragon Remains Open

After Hurricane Helene slammed the area, the iconic Blue Ridge Parkway has been closed. Portions of the road were swept away after catastrophic flooding and rain. But Tail of the Dragon just to the south of it remains open.

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Someone Is Selling Vespa's Crazy Rocket Launching Scooter, No Really

The Vespa TAP was built in France for a handful of years in the 1950s, by a licensed Piaggio distributor. They rarely come up for sale, but this one is!

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Don't Be a Jerk To Whales, Ride Your Jet Skis Away From Them

A handful of pictures out of Australia show a pair of jet skiers venturing far too close to a group of whales, something that's extremely dumb and also illegal.

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