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I hate to start anything with a "Back in my day!" type sentiment, but do you realize how freakin' expensive pickup trucks have become? I mean, we were just talking about how you could get a Toyota Tacoma into the $70,000 range on Slack and asking, "How have we come…

Bike theft is a problem in a lot of places. I could be talking about pedal-type bikes, e-bikes, or motorcycles, and that statement would still be true. No matter which type of bike you ride, it's at best an annoyance, and at worst, could seriously damage your life and your…

I'm going to warn you right now, this article is purely tinfoil hat type stuff. I have no proof. I have no evidence. What I am channeling into this is more on par with Charlie Day's epic It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia conspiracy wall. But that doesn't mean it isn't…

E-mobility has taken over the world, and if you live in a city, you’ve probably seen—or nearly been run over by—an e-scooter at some point. These things are everywhere, and for good reason. They’re cheap to run, easy to park, and make short commutes a breeze. 

Did you know that 2025 marks an entire 60 years since Honda first landed in Thailand? Me neither, but now we both do thanks to the Honda New Monkey Chrome Legacy special edition, which was just announced by Cub House Honda in Thailand.

Not many motorcyclists would argue if you called your motorcycle “therapist” or described riding as a “therapy session”. I certainly wouldn’t, and I’ve been living with some relatively serious mental health issues for the past decade. It’s not something I speak about on RideApart too often, but for this article,…

Over the years, I and other women riders who've written for RideApart have covered both other bikes made by the Russian firearms maker Kalashnikov, as well as the inexplicable urge some brands have to pink all the things when you want to sell to women. As a woman who rides,…

Motorcycles have come a long way from their early days of hand-built frames and cast-iron engines. Over the years, the industry has constantly pushed the limits of manufacturing, experimenting with new materials and techniques to make bikes faster, lighter, stronger, and more efficient. 

One of my favorite places in the world is Hawai'i. It's beautiful and lush, the food is phenomenal once you get outside the tourist hot spots, and there's a sense of scale that you can't get on anything but an island in the middle of the Pacific.

Dapper folks of the motorcycling world rejoice, because it's almost time for the Distinguished Gentleman's Ride (DGR). For those of you who don't know what the DGR is about, listen up. And for those who do, here's what to expect this year.

Beginner bikes today are cooler than ever. Gone are the days when entry-level machines looked dull and uninspiring. Just look at bikes like the Aprilia SX 125 supermoto and the Yamaha YZF-R125. These lightweight, learner-friendly machines pack serious style and tech, making them highly sought-after in Europe. Now, let’s talk…