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Nissan Just Backed Out Of Its Merger With Honda, So What Happens Next?

If you’ve been keeping abreast with the car and motorcycle industries for some time now, you’d know that partnerships between manufacturers aren’t exactly rare. Sure, some of them are surprising, while others make perfect sense. Meanwhile, others just sort of fizzle out.

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[UPDATE] Indian Motorcycle Just Killed Its Coolest Bike and Didn't Even Give It a Funeral

[UPDATE February 14, 2025: A spokesperson for Indian Motorcycle responded to RideApart's request for a comment. Here's their full statement.

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Wyoming Stopped Its Own Public Lands Land Grab From Ever Starting, Good

If you've been paying attention to RideApart over the last year, you'll already know that I'm a big proponent of public lands. As conservationist Randy Newberg loves to say, "They're the greatest form of distributed wealth in history" and I wholeheartedly agree.

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This Honda Snow Bike Is a Super Rare Super Cub, and It Can Now Be Yours

Here in 2025, I can tell you that I've had more than one conversation in recent years about whether Honda's lost its way. Me, I'm clearly a fan of the brand, and I have the VF500F carbs sitting on my workbench to prove it.

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Buy This 1986 Kawasaki GPZ900R and Live Your Tom Cruise 'Top Gun' Dreams

I reckon Tom Cruise riding Kawasaki's GPZ900R in Top Gun influenced a ridiculous number of people to get on two wheels. Whether you know it or not, if you're between a certain age, there's a good chance it pushed you toward motorcycles.

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This Indian Startup Is Betting On Faster Electric Motorcycle Adoption

The EV revolution is picking up speed, and two-wheelers are leading the charge—especially in markets where they’re the go-to mode of transport. Electric motorcycles and scooters promise to be cheaper to run, more eco-friendly, and perfect for cities where traffic jams are a constant occurrence.

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How Much Would You Pay For This Mint, Still-Crated 1986 Honda Trike?

Most of us know that nostalgia is an incredibly powerful drug. It makes all the sense in the world, doesn't it? I mean, if you had the opportunity, why wouldn't you want to go back to some of the happiest times of your life and relive them all over again?

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Is Kawasaki Actually Serious About This New Motorcycle Voice Command Feature?

Maybe I’m just weird, but I never really got the whole idea of voice commands. Be it Siri, Hey, Google, Alexa, or even Hey, Cardo, the whole idea of summoning your device via voice always seemed a bit odd to me. You know, a little unnatural.

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You're Probably Never Getting The 200 Horsepower, 200 Mile Damon Electric Motorcycle

I've been working on a story for a number of months now, one that got behind the scenes of Damon Motorcycles. It was a profile all the trials the upstart electric motorcycle company has been through. It was a long look at the issues behind multiple things: Its constantly moving manufacturing…

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This Swedish EV Motorcycle Company Is Putting Together Its Own Racing Series

Recent years have brought about hundreds of new electric motorcycles popping up left and right. Startups from all over the world are trying to cash in on the EV revolution. And while some have made waves, plenty of others have wiped out just as fast as they launched.

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KTM Creditor Accusing Brand Of Rail-Roading Restructuring, Could Cause Collapse

If you haven't been following along as we cover KTM's current predicament, where have you been? For the uninitiated, KTM essentially screwed itself a couple years back, as Pierer Mobility AG—the company's parent company—went on a spending spree that'd make a lottery winner blush.

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Suzuki Just Dropped Its First EV 2-Wheeler, and It Can Match Your Hayabusa

If you've been wondering when Suzuki would finally wheel out its first production EV two-wheeler, the answer is apparently now. What's the brand's first EV motorbike to roll out to the public, you might ask? Although we've seen things like this EV motocross bike patent from Suzuki floating around in…

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T-Mobile and Starlink Have Satellite Communications Now, But I'd Still Use a Garmin

One of my biggest fears, one that I have personal experience with, is going into the woods, getting into trouble, and not being able to communicate with the outside world. Don't get me wrong, I go into the woods so I don't have to communicate with the outside world. It's…

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Does a 125cc V-Twin Cruiser Even Make Sense?

These days, you could say that South Korea kills it in cars and electronics—Hyundai, Kia, Samsung, LG… you name it. But motorcycles? Well, that’s a bit of a different story. Unlike Japan, which dominates the global bike scene, South Korea never really cracked the two-wheeled market. One brand that’s been…

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Does Europe Want a $20,000 LiveWire?

You could say that LiveWire has always had a bit of an identity crisis. It was originally launched as the first all-electric model under the Harley brand, a symbol of its daringness to venture into the world of electrification. But not long after, it was spun off into its own…

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Everything at King of the Hammers Just Got Beat By a UTV

King of the Hammers is, for lack of a better word, batshit. For those who've never heard of it, it's an off-road race in California's Johnson Valley, and marries rock crawling with flat-out open desert racing. There's nothing else on the planet like King of the Hammers.

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Airoh’s Mathisse II Wants To Set a New Standard For Modular Motorcycle Helmets

Airoh’s a helmet brand you may have never heard of. But chances are, you will soon enough, as the brand has set up shop in the US. The Italian manufacturer sort of sits in the middle of the road when it comes to price, making affordable lids with tech and…

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Are You Brave Enough to Ride a 300 Horsepower Turbocharged Motorcycle?

I've been fortunate to ride a lot of very fast, very sketchy machines. From turbocharged two-stroke backcountry snowmobiles, to superbikes with over 200 horsepower, and everything in between, speed and horsepower don't usually phase me. I once drove a Bugatti Chiron and allegedly saw 186 mph in less than a mile.

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This Limited Royal Enfield Shotgun 650 Doubles Down On Its Retro Styling

Royal Enfield is a vibe. It’s a brand that dares to ignore numbers on a spec sheet, and instead, focus on the more intangible side of motorcycling—stuff like emotion, experience, and self-expression. Pretty much all of Royal Enfield’s bikes are embodiments of this, and judging from the success the brand’s…

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Is This a Sportbike With a Seatbelt?

Last year, the English-speaking motorcycle internet was awash in a sea of "what on earth is CFMoto thinking?" Why, you might ask? Because that's when a patent application that the OEM had applied for back in 2022 was published, and that patent appeared to be one for a seatbelt and…

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Switzerland Is Officially the Fun Police for Motorcyclists, Implements Silly Sanctions

"Loud pipes save lives" is a divisive statement, even in the motorcycle community. I believe, under certain circumstances, loud pipes could actually prevent some accidents and potentially death. In Ireland, where I spent my formative years riding, lane splitting is legal, but motorcycles aren't common, so drivers aren't always on…

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Here's Why Going Too Fast Will Break Your Heart When You're Wrenching

There's a danger in going too fast if you're wrenching, and I'm not just talking about making an accidental extra blood sacrifice to the garage gods.

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The Honda Gold Wing Celebrates 50 Years Cruising in Comfort, Includes CarPlay

Few motorcycles have achieved the legendary status of the Honda Gold Wing. It’s taken the heavyweight tourer five decades to become this good; long after first hitting the scene way back in 1975. Honda even goes as far as saying that it invented the entire touring category with the Gold…

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Can-Am's New Apache XC Tracks Let You Go Further, and Tackle More Work

One of the first years we had our Can-Am Maverick X3, I took my wife and three kids into the woods in the middle of winter. We'd already run a few snowy trails that season and were heading to a spot we could take the kids sledding deep in the…

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Act Fast If You Want These Dope Suzuki Hayabusa & Katana Watches

If you're a Suzuki Hayabusa or Katana fan, and you've been wanting the perfect wristwatch to show everyone how much you love your Hayabusa (or Katana), then Suzuki's about to make you very happy.

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