Motorcycles have always trailed behind cars in terms of technology, but these 6 high-tech features narrowed the gap and made bikes better!
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Yamaha Updated the MT-10 With Revamped Internals and Fresh Styling
The Yamaha MT-10 will be the brand's flagship naked bike for 2022, arriving with a fresh face, updated engine and chassis, and more tech!
Read More »2021 Yamaha MT-09: Everything You Need to Know | In-Depth Review
With the 2021 update, the MT-09 becomes one of the most accomplished naked streetfighter motorcycles on the market. Here is everything you need to know.
Read More »Yamaha Unveils XSR125 Urban Motorcycle
The Yamaha XSR125 is a stylish motorcycle for beginner riders, packing a 124cc engine producing 15hp, and a relatively advanced suspension system.
Read More »Electra Glide Revival is the First Bike of Harley’s Icons Collection
To celebrate its rich history, Harley-Davidson will launch a new Icons Collection motorcycle series, starting with the Electra Glide.
Read More »Vespa Manufactures 19-Millionth Scooter for its 75th Anniversary
The 75-year celebration also marked the 19-millionth Vespa, and we can’t wait to get our hands on this special edition that feels oh-so-1940s-ish!
Read More »2021 CFMoto 800MT is Perhaps the Best Chinese Adventure Bike to Date
CFMoto, KTM's partner in crime for the Chinese market, unveiled its own adventure motorcycle, the 800MT, which features a 94 HP 799cc parallel-twin engine.
Read More »Triumph Releases Limited Scrambler 1200 Steve McQueen Edition
Triumph produces a special Steve McQueen Scrambler 1200 to commemorate the actor's famous ride in the movie "The Great Escape."
Read More »Benelli 302R Debuts as a Beginners’ Sportbike
The Benelli 302R packs a 302cc parallel-twin engine producing 34 HP, a 182 kg lightweight frame, and an aggressive, sporty design.
Read More »Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha Team Up on Standardized Swappable Battery
Japan’s four big motorcycle manufacturers, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki, and Honda, formed a consortium to research and develop swappable battery technology.
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