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VR46 unveils 2025 MotoGP colours in Jakarta

VR46 showcased the livery of its 2025 MotoGP bikes at a special launch in Jakarta on Saturday.

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NAMM 2025: Behringer's BX1 synth might well be the biggest surprise of the show, but it's not the on-the-nose Yamaha clone you might have been expecting

The biggest surprise is how much it adds to the original

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NAMM 2025: Shure takes to the stage with new instrument, headset and vocal mics

New wireless receivers join the party, too

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Moto3 Motorcycle Racing Is Set for the Biggest Technical Change Maybe Ever

Moto3 delivers some of the best racing spectacles of any championship in the world, some would argue the very best racing. Yes, better than Moto2 or MotoGP. But at what cost? I mean, it costs a ton of money to keep this class going, and even more so as the…

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Valentino Rossi’s Ties to Yamaha Weaken After Manufacturer Cuts VR46 Clothing Line

Think of the most synonymous racer/manufacturer duo you can. Schumacher and Ferrari are right at the top, with Rossi and Yamaha, am I right? Rossi is Yamaha's most successful MotoGP rider and became a brand ambassador for the OEM after he retired from GP racing, but his ties to the…

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Yamaha’s New Logo Is Super Different (Spoiler Alert: It’s Not)

Let’s get one thing straight: I’m not even gonna try to hide my bias here—I love Yamaha. Over the years, I’ve owned a number of tuning fork bikes: three MT-07s, an MT-10, a Yamaha scooter, and right now, I’m head over heels for my XSR900—a bike I ride pretty much…

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Triumph’s New Speed Twin 1200 Is a Master of Deception

Retro is cool. It always has been, and it always will be. Your dad's old watch will shine through an outfit, shell tops rock, and a 1992 Olympics jersey hits harder today than it did three decades ago. And in the world of motorcycles, nothing is as full of retro…

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Would You Choo-Choo-Choose This Strange Little Yamaha EV Quad?

Some designs absolutely want you to know they're electric far more than others do. And, I mean, that's kind of understandable. If you're going to make an EV, just like if you're going to do anything in life, own it. Don't apologize for it.I can't tell you for sure what…

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This Ultramodern EV Sidecar Leans, So Your Dog Gets The Best View

Say what you will about Yamaha Motor, but if there's one thing to know about the company, it's that it loves its leaning three-wheeler designs. Whether you'd ever ride one or not, there's no denying that both the Niken and the Tricity are unique, legit think-outside-the-box designs. If you're a legacy…

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Is This Little Guy Yamaha's One-Seater Cybertruck Killer?

Cold months like January are for dreaming, aren't they? From all your New Year's resolutions, to just simply wanting to spend a little more time lingering under your nice, warm covers, the unfortunate fact is that most of us can't actually hibernate.So instead, we're left with mental flights of fancy…

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NAMM 2025: XILS-lab promises "virtual Vangelis" with its new Yamaha CS-80 emulation

The Eighty expands the potential of Yamaha's storied '70s classic with a third synth layer, expanded modulation options and extra effects

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Would You Rock This Motorcycle Helmet Made Out Of Natural Fibers?

It goes without saying that helmets have come a long way from being just protective pieces of gear. These days, they’re probably more of a status symbol than anything else. You know, a way to flex on your buddies at bike night? And while I’d like to believe that all…

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Volcon’s New UTV Is Ready To Take On the European Market

Powersports is indeed for everyone. There are folks who ride off-road vehicles simply for the fun factor. Meanwhile, others depend on their ATVs and UTVs to literally survive—navigating the remote wilderness, managing daily chores around their properties, or even running a business.Over the years, we’ve seen UTVs evolve from barebones off-roaders…

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Please, Someone Buy This Brand-New 2005 Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade

For many riders, myself included, sportbikes were the reason we fell in love with motorcycling. I don’t know, there’s just something about the way they look, the way they sound, and of course, the way they feel that gets your heart racing even when you’re sitting in your driveway.We all…

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Thieves Are Going To Hate Bosch's New E-Bike Security Feature

It goes without saying that e-bikes are pretty damn cool. I’ve long believed they’ll play a major role in the future of how people get around. And with big names like Shimano, Bosch, and Yamaha rolling out innovations in the e-bike scene, the market is buzzing with new tech left…

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Pour One Out, the Very Last Yamaha Snowmobile Is Set to Be Auctioned Off

There's something immensely sad about industries losing key players. Not just because of the loss of jobs that industry provided, but also because of the history behind the brands. The people it touched, the lands it conquered, the fun it provided, and the competition it bred. That's the case with Yamaha's…

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Bagnaia was thinking about 2024 MotoGP mistakes during honeymoon

Francesco Bagnaia has admitted that he pondered over the mistakes he made during an unsuccessful MotoGP title bid in 2024 while on his honeymoon during the off-season.

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HJC’s F71 Looks Like a Solid Sport-Touring Helmet

HJC just has to be up there in the big leagues when it comes to motorcycle helmets. I mean, the brand proclaims itself as the “#1 in the World,” and this tagline is proudly printed on every box its helmets are sold in. Now, whether or not that’s a claim…

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Yamaha or Honda - Who has made the most progress in MotoGP?

Ducati's rise to the top of the pecking order in MotoGP has coincided with the fall of Japanese giants Honda and Yamaha. Long the championship's dominant force and title favourites, both have gradually slipped down the order and are now battling to avoid finishing last in the standings.

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Yamaha or Honda: Who has made the most progress in MotoGP?

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Is SYM’s New Motorcycle a Scooter Or a Sport-Tourer?

Our world is full of weird and wonderful motorcycles. Some of them are badass—think low-slung cruisers like those from Harley and Indian. Meanwhile, others are razor-sharp—think the crop of hyper-naked and supersports from Europe. But at the same time, some bikes are just weird. You know, like they’re not quite…

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"We’re here to break the barriers and put powerful instruments into the hands of real musicians, not collectors": Here's the 2025 update on all the synths and drum machines that Behringer has announced that aren't in the shops yet

The controversial company has teased a huge number of reimagined products and some of its own designs, too. Here's where everything's at...

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Yamaha Rider Pol Tarres Suffers the Biggest Crash of His Life, But He’s OK

Where would we be without Pol Tarres? He has provided us with some of the best motorcycle content over the past few years, whether he's competing in the Erzbergrodeo on his Yamaha Tenere 700 or setting the wold record for riding at the highest elevation.

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“Many games were replete with quirky arpeggios, an abundance of pulse wave-based lead melodies and generally frantic delivery”: Exploring the retro video game-inspired chiptune universe

It's a genre that leans heavy on nostalgia, melding melody, harmony and lo-fi sounds

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MotoGP 2025 launch dates: When teams are revealing their new bike liveries

All 11 MotoGP teams will reveal their 2025 bikes and liveries in January and February ahead of the opening round of the season in Buriram, Thailand on 2 March.

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