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The Humble Rickshaw is Going Electric Thanks to Hyundai

As an American, the rickshaw is a foreign, yet attractive, concept to me. Our city streets, thanks to years of trash urban planning and parking lot requirements, are built for cars, trucks, and SUVs. All of which have been increasing in size in recent decades and making these urban areas…

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There's a Ridable Prototype Of Honda's Electric Turbocharged V3 Motorcycle Concept

One of the most intriguing pieces of news to come out of EICMA was, by most accounts, a new concept from Honda. Maybe you find that surprising, particularly if you're one of the many who've criticized Honda for playing it too safe in recent years. And yet, Team Red didn't…

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Indian Motorcycles Just Debuted a New 126 Horsepower V-Twin and Give It To Me

There's something eminently attractive about a choppy, big-bore, high-horsepower V-twin. I know that sounds sus coming from me, lover of small-displacement and off-road motorcycles, a writer who's lambasted Harley-Davidson about its cruiser lineups and more. But all that doesn't mean I hate V-twin motorcycles.

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Royal Enfield Managed To Sell Half a Million Hunter 350 Motorcycles In Just Two Years

Royal Enfield is a brand that seems to be doing a lot of things right. This has become apparent especially now, where some manufacturers are sort of losing their way, chasing all sorts of shiny things and trying to be something other than what they really are.Sure, RE’s bikes aren’t all…

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Honda’s Updated Range Of ATVs and UTVs Is Ready To Attack the Trails

Few things in this world are as exciting as tearing up the trails on an ATV, side-by-side, or dirtbike. These machines are all about fun, but they can be all about work, too, especially if hauling gear at the job site or working on the farm is your thing. Of…

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Pennsylvania Is Considering Extending Lemon Law Protections to Motorcycles

Buying a lemon is all fine and dandy when you're looking to make a margarita or use it on some fresh fish, but in the world of cars, trucks, and other machines, it's one of the worst feelings around. You've just spent thousands upon thousands of dollars, likely leveraging a…

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How Do You Dress To Stay Warm On a Snowmobile Ride?

I'll never forget the snowmobile suit my mom bundled me into for winter in the second grade. Let me set the scene for you. We moved quite a bit, since rents kept going up. And we either walked or took the CTA everywhere since I grew up in Chicago and…

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Does Honda’s Motorcycle Patent Describe an Anti-Fall Device?

Patents are one of the most exciting insights into the future of powersports, but they can also be one of the most frustrating. Recently, Can-Am had the RideApart team at odds over what a patent was all about, but this time it's Honda.A recently filed patent by Honda has RideApart's…

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GoPro Hopes To Get Back On Your Radar With a MotoGP, MXGP Partnership

Once upon a time, a brand called GoPro entered the scene. It changed the game, as it pretty much pioneered what would eventually become the ubiquitous action camera. Pretty soon, folks shredding down mountains, diving into the ocean, or simply playing with their dogs at the park had a GoPro…

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UTV-Maker Can-Am Patented a Truck Bed Insert and It Has a Lot of Accessories

I always love delving into the US Patent Office's records and applications, as I feel like I'm getting a sneak peek at what's to come over the next few months. Sure, these applications are technically spoilers, but those spoilers sometimes lead to me getting more excited about a product, machine,…

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Here's What KTM Told Its Dealer Network About the Company's Future

Following the January 24 developments in KTM's restructuring process, KTM North America naturally wanted to assuage the concerns of its dealer network. So it sent a letter to dealers informing them of the updates learned at that most recent hearing, as well as underlining its plans to support its dealer…

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Triumph’s New Speed Triple RS Finally Gets the Features It Needed

Imagine a world where you have a machine with all the performance of a superbike but essentially none of the restrictive drawbacks. You can commute on this bike and even do some relatively comfortable touring. Well, the market asked for this some time ago, and the super naked class was…

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This Motorcycle Transforms to a Snowmobile and a Dirt Bike With Just a Few Tools

Three powersport machines. In this economy?!My good sir and madam, what do you make of me? I'm not made of money! And, honestly, neither is anyone else. As more and more big brands throughout the industry contract, both on the regular motorcycle and larger powersport sides, it's becoming clearer that…

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Is There A Place For a Scooter Like the Hero Xoom 160 On US Roads?

While folks in the US might not give too much thought about scooters, over in Asia, these light and nimble two-wheelers are absolutely necessary. They’re quite literally everywhere—zipping through tight streets, weaving through traffic, and carrying all sorts of things scooters don’t really have any business hauling.

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Praise Be, Kawasaki Will Revive the 2-Stroke Dirt Bike!

It was a dark day when Kawasaki discontinued the 2-stroke back in 2007. I cried. Our writers cried. The world cried. Collectively, we bemoaned Team Green killing our favorite brappy-bois, though we understood that it's hard to build an environmentally neutral 2-stroke and make a profit. Plus, 4-strokes are just so…

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Harley-Davidson Made a More Street-Focused Pan America and It Looks Like Fun

Harley-Davidson hasn't had an easy time as of late. It's been dogged by contrived controversy, flagging sales, LiveWire being an anchor around its neck, and the same market contraction that all others within the industry have felt. Harley's also lost a few steps thanks to prior tariffs, and looming forthcoming…

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Ducati Recalls a Bunch of 2025 Panigale V4s Over Potential Rear Brake Failure

Ducati North America is recalling certain 2025 Panigale V4 motorcycles due to a potential rear brake issue. Under certain conditions, the rear brake hose could be susceptible to heat damage. If the rear brake hose becomes heat damaged, it may cease properly functioning, which could lead to a loss of…

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Wait, Moto Luggage Maker Shad Is Making Disc Locks Now?

There's nothing that hits quite like getting your motorcycle stolen, is there? If motorbike theft is a problem where you live, then you might be glad to know that respected luggage maker Shad is now offering some sturdy disc lock options for your consideration.

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This AI-Powered Helmet Wants To Do So Many Things Other Than Being A Helmet

Our modern world is full of tech, sometimes too much tech for many of us to make sense of. This is true pretty much everywhere, but it couldn’t be more true in the world of motorcycles. From cornering ABS to semi-active suspensions and smartphone connectivity, a lot of our bikes…

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Aprilia CEO is Worried About MotoGP’s Future, and He's Right to Worry

If car enthusiasts see Formula 1 as the ultimate playground for automotive engineering brilliance, MotoGP is the exact same thing, but for the two-wheeled world. It’s where motorcycle manufacturers flex the very best of what they’re capable of, and quite frankly, the breeding ground for a lot of the innovations…

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This Vintage Honda Hauler is the Perfect Place to Put Spare Parts

If I say the words "motorcycle joy," what comes to mind? Chances are good that everyone reading this has a different answer, and maybe you'll even have more than one at different points in your riding career. But really, there's no single correct answer.

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Honda Unveils E-Clutch Equipped Rebel 250, Which Just Makes Sense

Cruisers have long had a reputation of being all about rebellion, freedom, and the whole badass outlaw biker thing. You know, leather jackets, open highways, and sometimes antisocial behavior. Back in the day (and in some cases, even now), cruisers were the choice of renegades and rebels who, let’s just…

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Watch a Stark Varg Perform Better as a Snow Bike Than a Dirt Bike

Does a Stark conversion or a Sark-swapped vehicle just rip harder than any swap? The answer is unclear, but the Cboys are on a mission to find out. So far, the lads have Stark-swapped an ATV and a Golf cart, but as we know, the Cboys haven't fully tested a…

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Mercedes-AMG F1's Boss Says Motorcycle Riders Make Better Drivers, Too

I've written about this topic before, i.e that motorcycle riders make better drivers due to their heightened awareness of the goings on in the world around them. I mean, it makes sense. Riding a bike and understanding the dynamics of said motorcycle legit make the difference between living and dying.

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Mini Jeep Misadventures Up a Mountain Will Help You Meet the Nicest People

Riding a child's mini Jeep across two states to visit Area 51 seems like a completely mental idea when you say it out loud, doesn't it? Of course it does. Which is probably why Ed March and some buddies did a quad conversion on the thing, after quickly realizing that…

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