Ninja H2R: Is It The World's Quickest Bike, Or Just Fast Enough To Flex?
Kawasaki's Ninja H2R is surely an extraordinarily fast motorbike. But is it also the world's heading for 60 mph, or do others grab that banner?
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Minnesota Prepares For Legal Lane Splitting
Minnesota joins Colorado, Arizona, Utah, and Montana in permitting motorcycles to filter through stopped traffic.
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How Fast Can The Suzuki Hayabusa Really Go? Here's What Riders Have Clocked
The Suzuki Hayabusa can hit blistering speeds. That much is widely known. But how fast is this motorcycle's top speed? The answer varies by generation.
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I Road Tripped The Zero S So You Don't Have To
Was my decision to road trip the slow-charging Zero stupid? Absolutely. Except it didn't make me hate the bike.
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Should You Get A Naked Bike Or A Sportbike For Your First Motorcycle?
My verdict? The sportbike is the way to go.
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You Don't Actually Need A Liter Bike To Run Quickly At The Track
If you can be fast on a Ninja 400, you'll be even faster when you do graduate to a liter bike.
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Is Fuel Stabilizer Bad For Your Engine?
If you can't use your car or motorcycle for an extended time, should you add stabilizer to its fuel tank? Or is fuel stabilizer actually bad for your engine?
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AI Slop YouTube Channels Are Telling AI Slop Google About AI Slop Motorcycles That Don't Exist
Google, the company once known for finding accurate results as fast as possible, now relies on AI that has no concept of "truth" to feed you false information.
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Which Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Are Best For New Riders?
Harley-Davidson is far and away America's biggest motorcycle manufacturer, but are any of them good for beginners?
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The Southeast BDR Motorcycle Adventure Documentary Is Finally Here
The BDR team has made a return trip and the full-length documentary is finally out.
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Adding Radar Blind Spot Monitoring To My 30-Year-Old Motorcycle Instantly Made Highway Riding Safer
It's not a replacement for using your brain and keeping your eyes up, but Garmin's Zumo R1 gets an instant recommendation from me as a safety and awareness aid.
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Why Those Little Blue Dots On Motorcycle Taillights Could Mean Trouble With The Law
They may seem pretty harmless, but those little blue dots on motorcycle taillights could get you in trouble with law enforcement. Here's why.
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General Motors Patents Electric Motorcycle In Blatant Pandering To Me Specifically
This GM bike will likely end up a cheap, lightweight bike built for bopping around cities and drawing the ire of every cyclist you whip by in the bike lane.
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The 2025 Honda Transalp Finally Comes In Colors
That's right, prospective buyers, your prayers have finally been answered: For 2025, the North American-spec Transalp comes in colors.
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Fabio Quartararo's Mechanical Failure Was The Most Heartbreaking Thing I've Ever Seen On Two Wheels
Through no fault of his own, Quartararo did not finish Sunday's race.
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The Cardo PackTalk Pro Is More Of A Change Than It Seems
Even though much of the tech is available on Cardo's less-expensive comm units, I never want to go back to them from the Pro.
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The Can-Am Canyon Has Tons Of Adventure Flavor, But It's Not To My Taste
Can-Am built the adventure-focused Canyon as a way to make the ADV segment a bit more accessible to a wider variety of riders.
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It Sure Looks Like Bajaj Could Buy Out KTM
Bajaj has long been a shareholder in KTM, but a $632 million loan popped up on the company's books for "investments" that might just be KTM's saving grace.
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What Those Chicken Strips On Your Motorcycle Tires Really Say
Though chicken strips on your motorcycle can tell someone how you ride, they're not necessarily a bad thing. Here's why their existence shouldn't matter to you.
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Harley-Davidson's New MotoGP Series Won't Fix The Brand's European Problems
Despite bikes overall selling better in Europe than the U.S., Harley sells less than a third as many bikes across the pond as it does right here.
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You Can Get From Los Angeles To San Francisco For Less Than $20, But It Won't Be Fun Or Easy
Whether it's gasoline or electric propulsion, is it possible to go 500 miles for under, say, $20?
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Your Flying Car Will Never Come, But A Flying Motorcycle Might
Volonaut claims this its Airbike is a fully-functional jet-powered flying motorcycle capable of speeds in excess of 120 miles per hour.
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'Mission: Impossible 2' Has The Funnest Motorcycle Scene In Film
The Triumph bikes in "M:I-2" change tires during the climactic chase scene, and it's extremely noticeable and incredibly funny.
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Nothing Radicalizes You Against Dirty Diesels Like Riding A Motorcycle
The more I ride my electric Zero motorcycle, the angrier I get about all the dirty, deleted diesel trucks I'm forced to share the road with.
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Are You Using Too Many Fingers On Your Motorcycle's Clutch And Brake?
Any number of fingers can be the right number to squeeze your clutch or brake with, it's just a matter of adjusting for the situation you're in.
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Motorcycle Rental Sites Make Travel So Much More Fun
Why rent a car, when a motorcycle can be easier? If you're looking for the Turo of bikes, we've been testing out some of the best.
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LiveWire Lost $20 Million To Sell 33 Electric Motorcycles In Q1
A few years ago LiveWire said it was aiming to sell 100,000 bikes per year by 2026. It seemed optimistic back then, and downright impossible today.
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