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An Aprilia Shiver 900 would turn my head over a lot of modern bikes, even though it was discontinued around 2020, and it didn't receive many updates in the years preceding that.

I tested Kawasaki's Ridge Limited UTV last year, and later proposed that it could replace some people's trucks. It has a sealed cabin, HVAC system, and infotainment system, but you can't legally drive it on public roads in many states.

KTM North America is recalling certain Husqvarna and GasGas motorcycles due to an issue with a specific front brake caliper that was only used on certain years and models. The problem involves casting irregularities on a batch of brake calipers from a supplier. Affected calipers may experience a crack in…

Zerofit is a base layer specialist that motorcyclists have been buying from for the past couple of years, but the manufacturer recently announced its first motorcyclist-specific product: the IceSkin.

I'd argue that almost everyone over the age of 20 has seen Piaggio's iconic Ape (Bee) 3-wheeled vehicle at some point, especially those who are into cinematography. The Ape is a quintessential part of Italy's history, and you're likely to see one buzzing around in any movie that's been shot…

There's a scene in the movie Torque where the male lead unveils the MTT Turbine Superbike, hops onto it, breaks through a pane of glass, revs the absolute balls off it, and then launches the bike down the road as if he were in an F-14 Tomcat launching off a…

Just a few years ago, Chinese motorcycles had nothing but a bad reputation. Sure, they were cheap, but they were by no means the first choice for riders looking for performance and reliability. But if we fast forward to today, things are changing a bit, and names like CFMoto and…

There's a concept I like to refer to as 'temporal context' whenever I'm thinking about things like motorcycles, sporting events, or even movies. What do I mean by that? To put it simply, here in 2025, things are going to look a certain way to me since this is the…

I've been lucky, for the most part, that my helmets fit me well. But like I said, that's for the most part, I did have one helmet that fitted particularly poorly and eventually began to flop around in the air while still being too tight in areas. It was a…