Ducati announces record-breaking motorcycle sales for 2021
Ducati has announced a record figure of 59,447 motorcycles delivered were to customers all over the world in 2021, achieving an increase in sales of 24% over 2020 (48,042).
Electric Kawasakis? There’re THREE coming in 2022!
The Japanese factory has confirmed it’s going to be revealing three electric motorcycles in the next year. The electric motorcycle and scooter market is growing [keep reading...]
Norton Motorcycles opens brand new headquarters
Norton Motorcycles has opened its new global headquarters in the UK, creating 100 jobs, with a production line capable of delivering around 8,000 motorcycles a year.
XTURISMO: Japanese start-up unveils £495,000 hoverbike
The XTURISMO Limited Edition, a hoverbike developed by A.L.I Technologies, has been unveiled.
BSH welcomes war hero Simon Weston CBE in journey to getting on the road
In our November issue of Back Street Heroes, we have the pleasure of welcoming Falklands War veteran Simon Weston CBE.
BLOG: Welcome back to Motorcycle Live!
‘Welcome Back’ is the new slogan for the return of Motorcycle Live this December (4th-12th) after a year in exile due to the pandemic, and a welcome return it will most certainly be – injecting some additional normality back into the motorcycle industry’s social calendar.
Kawasaki reveal Z900RS SE with 1970s tribute paint
Kawasaki has revealed the new Z900RS SE model for 2022 - featuring suspension changes and a classic 'Yellow Ball' tribute paint job.
REVEALED: BMW’s R 18 Transcontinental and R 18 B
Heavyweight segment of the market faces assault from German marque with its two new models.
REVEALED: Aprilia show off new Tuareg 660
Designed to be lightweight and capable in the rough stuff without losing the sporty nature of the Italian factory’s RS and Tuono, we've finally got our hands on all the information about the new version of the iconic machine ahead of its official release.
Indian reveals custom Chief by Paul Cox & Keino Sasaki
Indian has now revealed the custom Indian Chief by Paul Cox and Keino Sasaki, the first of three custom projects showcasing the versatility of the all-new Indian Chief.
