Motorcycles

The electric dirt bike industry is blowing up, but this new ride from startup Radian has something others don’t. Fast-swappable batteries.View the full article

A heavily modified 1993 BMW K1100LT is now listed for sale on Bring a Trailer, showcasing a dramatic transformation of BMW’s classic “Flying Brick” sport-touring motorcycle into a modern custom scrambler-style machine. Acquired by the seller in July 2025, the bike was subsequently reworked with extensive cosmetic and mechanical modifications aimed at giving the long-distance touring platform a more stripped-down and aggressive personality. The build includes a welded rear frame hoop, a custom sc

We’re not precious about which motorcycles shouldn't be customized. But we still feel a pang of sadness when a classic is butchered—and smile big when it's done right.Most people wouldn't fiddle with a Ducati 996, but VR Customs aren't most people. They've tackled two already, and turned 'em into a ... View the full article

We're going to talk about e-bikes and politics in which our intrepid author attempts Nuance on the Internet™, so please pray for her both now and in the hour of her untimely ratioing.View the full article

MotoGP's Tech3 Racing team has, after deep deliberation, once again picked KTM power as its engine supplier. If it hadn't, however, it could've meant the end of KTM in MotoGP. View the full article

The Isle of Man TT is undoubtedly one of the coolest races on the planet, but if you're attending in person, keep your wits about you.View the full article

India's Ultraviolette and Bolt.Earth are rapidly expanding a dedicated DC fast charging network for electric two-wheelers. View the full article

Royal Enfield says Himalayan 450 sales outside India surged 53%. Clearly, this says a lot about what riders are looking for. View the full article

A handful of years ago, Aston Martin teamed up with motorcycle manufacturer Brough Superior and debuted the AMB 001. It was highly limited, and extremely expensive, and now one just came up for auction and it didn't go the way the seller would've likely hoped. View the full article

Opposition from major stakeholders including Honda, which is the biggest seller of motorbikes in Vietnam, may have played a role. View the full article

Few motorcycles capture the spirit of old-school motorcycling quite like the Ducati Scrambler Café Racer. In a world increasingly dominated by high-tech superbikes loaded with electronics, aerodynamic wings, and touchscreen dashboards, Ducati’s retro-inspired middleweight stands out for an entirely different reason: personality. In a recent video on YouTube, The Obsidian Collection took a closer look at the black-and-gold Scrambler Café Racer, highlighting why this machine might quietly be one o

The 2026 FIM MotoMini World Series has expanded again, with Australia confirmed in both 160 cc and 190 cc categories as local riders chase places at the Valencia World Final. The post MotoMini World Series expands as Aussie pathway builds towards Valencia appeared first on MCNews. View the full article

TeamMoto’s 2026 EOFY Sale is now live across new motorcycles, scooters, ATVs and SSVs, with offers available online and through 23 locations until June 30. The post TeamMoto EOFY Sale now on across bikes, ATVs, SSVs and scooters appeared first on MCNews. View the full article

I tested the all-new 2027 Norton Manx R superbike at its launch in Seville, Spain. Check out my video review after putting the bike through its paces on the twisties and a few sessions on track.View the full article

Montreal is a city of dualities. It is a place where European charm meets North American industrial grit, and where the sacred architecture of the ‘City of a Hundred Steeples’ often provides a backdrop for more rebellious pursuits. This past weekend, the Théâtre Paradoxe, a former church converted i... View the full article

It's called the Sidegun 650, and it's made by the Czech Republic-based Vintage Garage Prague and Velorex, and you can see it live soon.View the full article

Method Race Wheels just unveiled the 416 UTV wheel with both Bead Grip and Beadlock technology, and it's purported to be tough as nails.View the full article

Two of Asia's biggest power players are combining their efforts to help Hanoi realize its massive electrification dreams. What's going on?View the full article

At $3,000, it's an expensive espresso machine for sure, but as an espresso machine that bears the Ducati logo, and as a coffee addict, the Barista M3 1926 Carbon Fibre is brilliant. View the full article

The Yamaha R15 and R3 get retro racebike liveries inspired by 1960s GP machines, and yes, they absolutely work.View the full article

Call them sci-fi novelist Andy Weir, because Harley's LiveWire's got its own Project Hail Mary, and it involves the small EV dirt bike startup, Dust Moto. View the full article

The BMW K100RS has long been regarded as one of BMW Motorrad’s most unconventional and durable motorcycles, and this extensively refurbished example demonstrates why the platform remains a favorite among custom builders decades after its debut. Originally acquired after years of neglect, the motorcycle was completely disassembled, refurbished, and transformed into a striking cafe racer that combines classic European styling with modern functionality and upgraded components. The build centers aro

The new Norton Manx R combines a 206 hp 1,200 cc V4, Marzocchi semi-active suspension, Brembo Hypure brakes and serious TVS backing. We ride it on road and track in Spain to see whether Norton’s latest rebirth has real substance. The post 2026 Norton Manx R Review | Reborn British V4 delivers appeared first on MCNews. View the full article

Norton Executive Director Richard Arnold discusses the TVS-backed brand’s rebirth, why the Manx R leads the new era, how Norton plans to support customers globally, and what needs to happen before Australians are asked to take the plunge. The post Norton’s next chapter | Richard Arnold on TVS backing, trust and global ambition appeared first on MCNews. View the full article

Norton CTO Brian Gillen explains the engineering thinking behind the new Manx R, including its 72-degree V4, road-focused superbike brief, Marzocchi semi-active suspension and the decision to avoid the winglet-heavy direction taken by many modern superbikes. The post Norton Manx R engineering deep dive | Brian Gillen on technical development appeared first on MCNews. View the full article