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Kawasaki has been announced as an official partner of the Tour de France, and will field the Versys 1100 as support bikes.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Yamaha Motor Company have been working for several years on an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) prototype, and here it is.

Beginner bikes are the unsung heroes of motorcycling. They’re how most people get started—low on intimidation but big on fun. But depending on where you are in the world, the definition of a “beginner bike” varies wildly. In the US, for example, it’s more of a suggestion than a rule. 

Think about how many bikes I've seen in my life. Like you, my head snaps left or right when I hear a note I know can only come from a motorcycle. And while I remember plenty of my favorite bikes, seeing the Kawasaki Z750s and Z800s littered around Dublin, Ireland,…

Let’s face it: the liter-class naked bike scene hasn’t exactly been buzzing lately. Sure, the Yamaha MT-10’s been holding it down, and Suzuki recently gave the GSX-S1000 a fresh coat of paint. But overall? It’s been a bit quiet. That’s starting to change, as Honda’s releasing the new CB1000 Hornet and…

There's been a two-way fight amongst the world's go-fast, send-it UTVs for the past half decade, and that's been one fought between Can-Am and Polaris. The two manufacturers have enjoyed their tit-for-tat gamesmanship, one-upping each other each year with more suspension travel, more beefy tires, more tech, and more speed…

If you, like me, firmly blame the 1990s for your seemingly lifelong obsession with purple and green, then you're going to find what I'm about to show you an absolute, unmitigated delight. It's a shiny new 1995 Kawasaki X-2 Jet Ski, and it's still amazingly somehow inside the crate it…

This is Kawasaki's NAV 4e, and I got to take it around the neighborhood for a day during the global launch a couple of months ago. Throughout the event, Kawasaki stressed to us that although appearances might be deceiving, the all-new NAV 4e isn't a golf cart.

The two best players of their generation suffered same-day disappointments that show the game is starting to move on