Motorcycles
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There's a new report that, after Liberty Media's takeover of MotoGP last year, that it may be looking to put Red Bull Racing's former team principal, Christian Horner, in as CEO for the motorcycle racing series. View the full article
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A dramatic fusion of engineering theatre and collectible design, the Lotus C-01 remains one of the most visually arresting motorcycles of the modern era. Conceived by Lotus Motorcycles and styled by renowned automotive designer Daniel Simon, the C-01 blurred the line between superbike and rolling sculpture, with production limited to approximately 100 units worldwide. Developed by German race constructor Kodewa in partnership with motorcycle engineering specialist Kalex under the licensed Lotus
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The new QJ Motor SRK 600 RS sits in the sweet spot between beginner bikes and high-performance sportbikes.View the full article
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Thursday at the North West 200 was overshadowed by tragedy before the evening qualifying programme finally ran, with Dean Harrison, Michael Dunlop, Peter Hickman and Alastair Seeley ending up fastest across the main classes. The post North West 200 qualifying: Harrison takes Superbike pole after sombre Thursday appeared first on MCNews. View the full article
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The post Royal Enfield | Hunter 350 Tokyo Black – Now Available appeared first on MCNews. View the full article
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Motorcycle Recall Notices Harley-Davidson Softail Recall Recall number – REC-006594 Campaign number – 0192 Original published date – 23 April 2026 Supplier details – Harley-Davidson Australia Pty Limited Contact name – Harley-Davidson Dealership Contact phone – 02 9886 0600 Contact email – reception.sydney@harley-davidson.com Contact website – https://www.harley-davidson.com/au/en/index.html Harley-Davidson Softail Variants 2025 – FLHC, FXBB, FXLRS, […] The post Recall Round-Up: Harley Softail,
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In 2026, the café racer segment sits at a fascinating crossroads. What began as a post-war British subculture—defined by stripped-down bikes, low clip-ons, and ton-up aspirations—has evolved into a diverse category blending heritage design with modern engineering. Today’s buyers don’t just want vintage aesthetics; they expect reliability, electronics, and real-world usability. The result is a spectrum of machines that interpret the café racer ethos in dramatically different ways. Below is a cura
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Kengo Kimura is one of the world’s most versatile bike builders. He can create high-end customs that win ‘Best In Show’ prizes at Mooneyes.He can also build wild concepts for the likes of BMW. And then he can take a humble commuter bike and make it look like a million dollars.This elegant little scr... View the full article
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The Norton Dominator ‘Naked’ is one of the most exclusive expressions of modern British café racer design, emerging from the marque’s Donington-era revival as a truly artisanal machine. With a production run believed to be limited to just 24 hand-built units worldwide, it occupies a rarefied space where craftsmanship, heritage, and performance converge. According to the listing on Collecting Cars, this particular example was first registered in January 2019 and still remains with its original ow
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This 1979 Yamaha RD400 reimagines a two-stroke icon through the lens of modern craftsmanship, emerging from a meticulous three-year commission by Gaston Motorcycle Werks in North Carolina. The result is a purpose-built street tracker that balances vintage character with contemporary performance engineering. At its core lies a fully rebuilt 398cc air-cooled parallel-twin, a powerplant revered for its sharp throttle response and unmistakable exhaust note. Here, it’s elevated with DG radial cylinde
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On a big ol' bike, 35 horsepower might not sound like much, but on a 50-kilogram two-stroke scooter? Sending it at the 'Ring is insanity.View the full article
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In countries like the Philippines, scooters and motorcycles are rapidly becoming the most sensible way to survive rising fuel costs.View the full article
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If I sold one bike last year, and I sold two bikes this year, guess what? That means my sales jumped by 100 percent! Cool story, right? That's the game Harley-Davidson's LiveWire is playing. View the full article
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The first outing of Aprilia's 850cc MotoGP prototype at Jerez signals a major shift in racing philosophy. View the full article
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The new AGV K7 motorcycle helmet delivers wide vision, comfort, and stability in a package that feels a little too convincing. View the full article
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The Harley-Davidson Sportster was a fan favorite, but the company killed it after taking a loss on every single motorcycle. But now, with a new CEO, he's bringing it back, along with an entry-level motorcycle that's priced under $10,000. View the full article
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2026 North West 200 Wednesday Report The North West 200 got off to a cautious start today in less-than-ideal conditions, with many competitors gingerly lapping the seaside circuit to bank qualifying laps, rather than going for fast times. It was the kind of day when experience won through and it was the elder statesmen on […] The post Brookes tops wet Wednesday in Superstock at North West 200 appeared first on MCNews. View the full article
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Husqvarna will end its in-house US SuperMotocross factory team after 2026, shifting to factory-supported independent teams as KTM Group continues to reshape its racing and brand strategy. The post Husqvarna pares back US factory racing as KTM Group resets appeared first on MCNews. View the full article
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Regular readers will remember Mecabuell’s XB12R that caught our eye a few weeks back. Now, Hugo, the man behind the curtain, is back with a project that reaches further into the brand’s history, breathing new life into the iconic tube-frame era.Based in Saint-Martin-de-Valgalgues, just a stone... View the full article
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North American sales are up for Harley-Davidson, and Latin American sales are slightly up. But EMEA and Asia Pacific sales were down year on year. And profits are worse. View the full article
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This 1982 Yamaha XV920 Virago presents a compelling reinterpretation of Yamaha’s early V-twin cruiser, transformed under current ownership into a sharply executed café racer–bobber hybrid. Acquired by the seller in 2017, the bike has undergone a comprehensive cosmetic and mechanical overhaul, balancing vintage character with modernized performance and handling. The visual identity is defined by a powder-coated black frame and a reshaped silhouette, highlighted by a Yamaha XV750 Virago–sourced fu
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Here in 2026, pure EV motorcycles have size and energy density constraints that limit their capability. But what if that could change?View the full article
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BMW has been building or working with motorcycle helmet manufacturers for over five decades, and is celebrating that anniversary in true BMW fashion. View the full article
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In a move that serves as both a nostalgic nod and a high-performance evolution, Triumph Motorcycles has officially pulled the covers off the 2026 Speed Twin 1200 Café Racer Edition. With only 800 units available worldwide, this limited-run machine is poised to become the new crown jewel of the Modern Classic range, bridging the gap left by the legendary Thruxton. A Focused Silhouette The transformation begins with a fundamental shift in rider geometry. Replacing the standard bars are […] The
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Cameo appearances from past racers and the unofficial mid-season testing of materials and components has come to an end for MotoGP, as the sport moved to ban wildcards and more. View the full article
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