Demand from fans of Suzuki’s large displacement sports touring bike has put the big Bandit back on sale in the United States and in the UK. There are several more powerful, faster or fascinating-looking models in this category but the big Bandit offers enough refinement, broad versatility and real-world power to be one of the best choice among the large sport-touring machines. Read the full article »

A student team in Eindhoven, Holland last week unveiled the design of its electric touring motor cycle. With this motorcycle the university students intend to take part in the 80 Day Race around the world in 2016. The touring bike set to be the first ever electric touring motorcycle with an impressive range and a modular battery pack. According to the designers, the bike will have a range of 240 miles. Read the full article »

In 2015, almost every other manufacturer announced all-new or significantly upgraded supersport machines with game changing performance or features. Suzuki only added a new color to the GSX-R1000 range but that does not mean the bike is hopelessly outdated. It’s a fine bike that rides good and if you don’t care about acronyms and gadgets, the GSX-R is still one of the best packages out there. Read the full article »

Paul Ritter's autobiography tells the story of the early days of Superbike racing. Ritter raced a Ducati 750SS and 900SS during the formative days of American Superbike racing. Paul shocked the racing community by winning the first AMA pro Superbike race he entered. His quick success, good nature, and competitive spirit made him one of racing's beloved characters. But the book is not just about a successful racing career, there is so much more in it. Read the full article »

If you are looking for a motorcycle with a nice design and solid construction for an affordable price, this bike definitely has to be on your list. The 2015 G 650 GS is a sharp looking motorcycle with a light frame designed for adventure. It is great for all skill levels and offers you a fun and easy ride. With ith 8,000$ price tag, it’s a decent low-priced intro to world of adventure bikes and BMW ownership. Read the full article »

French custom bike builder Holographic Hammer has revealed the Hero 01, a custom Ducati Scrambler that has the true scrambler soul but still can be used on a day-to-day basis. One of the neatest concepts of the year is packed with modern technology. It has 17″ carbon racing wheels, a 4D custom Beringer braking system, modified headers, and plenty of bespoke bolt-ons, LED lightning system and much more. Read the full article »

The X10, Piaggio’s stylish maxi scooter is available with three engine options – 125, 330 and 500cc. If you are dreaming of a big and elegant scooter with outstanding looks, magnificent range and large carrying capacity, you shall not forget about the X10 though it’s not a brand new model. The 125cc X10 retails for 5.050,00€ while the X10 500 Executive sits on the top of the range – this one costs 8.990,00€. Read the full article »

It seems that scramblers are truly back. After Triumph and Ducati, BMW also created its own (custom) scrambler that was revealed yesterday at the Wheels & Waves Festival in Biarritz, France. Based on the existing R nineT, the Path 22 is BMW Motorrad’s first-ever Scrambler. The bike is stripped down to the essentials, every element and surface has a function and it was designed for surfers in impressive 1950s style. Read the full article »

John McGuinness took his 22nd and 23rd TT victory by winning the TT Zero and TT Senior races. The 43-year-old Brit an a 17:03.567 en route to winning the 2015 Senior TT. Furthermore, he shattered Bruce Anstey’s outright lap record from last year’s Superbike race with a sensational speed of 132.701mph. James Hillier came in second while Ian Hutchinson secured his third place on the podium. Guy Martin finished at fourth on his BMW S1000RR. Read the full article »

Kawasaki rider James Hillier looks set to claim the fastest ever speed recorded for a motorcycle on closed roads at the Isle of Man TT after registering over 331.52 kph (206mph) on the famous Sulby straight riding a Ninja H2R in a parade lap. The Quattro Plant Kawasaki rider declared himself nervous but excited at the prospect of guiding the closed-course-only Ninja H2R around the 37 mile circuit complete with its integrated supercharger and 300+ horsepower. Read the full article »