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I Can't Recommend Trying New Things with Other Women Enough

Have you ever matched energy with someone, or maybe even several someones at once? If you have, then you know exactly what I'm talking about. It's that feeling of showing up, feeling like you're seen, and just generally sharing a good vibe.

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This Country Isn't Lowering Speed Limits, It's Raising Them

For years, the general direction of motoring policy has been to slow things down. Lower speed limits, stricter emissions rules, and traffic restrictions have all been part of the push to make roads safer, quieter, and more environmentally friendly.

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KTM Has Zero Chill With Its Big Single, Wants That Ducati Crown Back

Remember Ducati's gorgeous little Superquadro Mono big single-cylinder engine? It was clearly a gauntlet thrown over international borders, from Bologna to Mattighofen—and it looks like KTM is ready to respond in kind.

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New Backcountry SOS Service Will Supposedly Save You Thousands in Rescue Bills

Whenever I leave for the woods, I grab my Garmin inReach. I know, I know, for long-time RideApart readers, I've talked a lot about my Garmin and how it saved my life. But it bears repeating that these devices can, and do, save lives when you don't have cell service.

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Ducati New XDiavel V4 Pushes It That Much Closer to a Harley

I'll be honest, when I first rode the Ducati Diavel ages ago, I wasn't a fan. Even to this day, I'm not the cruiser guy, nor do I truly understand the allure of the cruiser layout. I mean, I hurt my spine in a motorcycle crash ages ago. Why would…

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Garmin Unveils Tactix 8 and Sets a New Standard For Rugged Smartwatches

My Garmin Forerunner 965 saved my life, so to speak. It stopped me from a vicious cycle of trying to get fit and healthy after chemotherapy and constantly finding myself back in bed feeling worse and worse. Until I experienced how good the technology behind this product was and saw…

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Ducati Finally Stalls MotoGP Rampage in Pre-Season Tests

Ducati has dominated seasons and podiums with its borderline unbeatable GP23 and GP24 machinery. In some ways, the brand has been akin to the Empire in Star Wars—technically unstoppable and relentless. However, this rein has seemingly come to an end after the pre-season Buriram tests.

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Check Out These Awesome-Looking Tow-Behind Backcountry Tent and Trailer Combos

If you haven't guessed, if I could, I'd live in the woods. No phone, no internet, no contact with the outside world. My therapist has said that's probably not healthy for me mentally, but I counter by waving my hands at civilization and the internet which usually sees her then…

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Honda's About To Call It A Day On This Cool Naked Bike the US Never Got

Modern motorcycle technology is undeniably impressive. And yet, there will always be riders who long for a more analog aesthetic. Sometimes instead of everyone's increasingly large TFT displays; sometimes alongside of (and even adapted to) those same displays.

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Watch a Can-Am UTV Race a Trophy Truck Across the Desert, and Win

The great Lotus designer Colin Chapman once remarked, "Adding power makes you faster on the straights. Subtracting weight makes you faster everywhere. Simplify, then add lightness."

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This Small Cruiser From China Wants To Infiltrate US Roads

Cruisers sure aren’t what they used to be. I’ve said this again and again, but the days of massive, loud, fire-breathing V-twins being the only option in the cruiser scene are long gone. The modern cruiser world is all about being practical, approachable, and, dare I say, sensible. Look at…

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This Rosso Fuji Livery For the Moto Guzzi V85TT Is Pure Eye Candy

Moto Guzzi is without a doubt one of the OGs of the motorcycle world. Since 1921, the Italian marque has been cranking out bikes that are as unique as they are legendary. Unlike other brands that chase the latest trends, Guzzi sticks to what makes them special: transverse V-twins, shaft…

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Aprilia’s Shiver 900 Rises From the Ashes, but Will Anyone Want It?

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.

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New Florida Bills Would Allow UTVs on Public Roads, Despite Warnings

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.

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KTM Reportedly Changes Mind, Wants To Repay Creditors At Once, Not Over Time

It's already the middle of February, and if you've been following the KTM insolvency saga, then the name of this month may just ring a bell for you. Why? Because February 25th is the deadline for any KTM restructuring plan to officially be approved by its creditors.

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Watch One Dad Explain Why He Bought His Kids Dirt Bikes

Right up front, I have to tell you one thing: I didn't grow up riding motorcycles. Sadly, I wasn't that lucky.

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Would You Swap Out Your Vespa’s Two-Stroke Engine For A Fancy Electric Motor?

For many folks, Vespa isn’t just a scooter—it’s a lifestyle. Since 1946, these Italian icons have been turning heads, from stylish city riders to hardcore two-stroke fanatics. They're nothing short of a cultural icon and status symbol.

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Would You Ride These Retro-Styled Bobbers From Chinese Brand Hanway?

Up until recently, cruisers have been associated with rebellion, attitude, and general badassery. Big, heavy, and loud bikes like the Harley Fat Boy and Low Rider, as well as the Indian Scout Bobber have pretty much set the standard for what a cruiser should be.

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KTM North America Is Recalling Some Husqvarna, GasGas Bikes For Brake Issue

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…

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Zerofit’s Motorcycle IceSkin Base Layer Eradicates Sweat While Riding

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.

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Production of Piaggio’s Ape Car To Leave Italy After 76 Years

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…

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That Famous Turbine-Powered Superbike Has a New Special Edition, It's Still Nuts

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…

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This Chinese Motorcycle Wants To Give Euro And Japanese Sportbikes Heartburn

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…

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These 2 Maniacs Just Did The First Ever Dakar Rally Route On Vintage Yamahas

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…

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Will We Ever See SHOEI's New Fitting System With 3D Scanning in the US?

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…

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