Insta360 X6 Camera Flagship Launches with 8K50fps Video and Motorcycle-Specific Audio Features

Insta360 has officially unveiled its new flagship camera, the X6, bringing major hardware and software upgrades to 360-degree action capture. Pricing starts at $699.99 for the standard package. The X6 moves the needle by pairing custom dual Sony 1/1.1-inch sensors with a triple AI chip system.

Delivering 33 percent more sensor area and four times the light sensitivity compared to the previous X5, the action camera captures full spherical 360-degree footage at resolutions up to native 8K at 50fps, while also offering native in-camera Dolby Vision support.

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Norton Partners With Foster + Partners for New Gallery-Style Global Retail Concept

Norton Motorcycles has officially unveiled a landmark collaboration with world-renowned architecture firm Foster + Partners.

Together, they have designed a new global dealership retail concept as the iconic British motorcycle manufacturer prepares to scale its retail footprint to over 200 locations worldwide.

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Custom Ducati Multistrada 1000S by Pit Lane Moto

There are plenty of classic Ducati models that make obvious café racer donors, but the first-generation Multistrada has rarely been one of them. Pierre Terblanche’s tall, heavily faired sports-tourer was deliberately unconventional when it arrived in the mid-2000s.

Yet beneath all that polarizing plastic sat some of Bologna’s finest hardware of the era. For their latest project, dubbed “Desmo Corridore Caffè,” UK custom workshop Pit Lane Moto stripped a 2005 Ducati Multistrada 1000S DS back to its bare essentials to unlock its true athletic potential.

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How to Layer for Cold Weather Riding

Cold weather doesn’t have to end your season. It just means you need to think a little more about what you’re wearing before you throw a leg over. I usually ride year-round, but that means I need to be smart about my gear choices.

The good news is that layering for riding isn’t complicated once you understand the logic behind it.

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Triumph Develops New Moto2 Engine, Dropping Big Hints for Future Street Triple Upgrades

Triumph Motorcycles has officially announced a comprehensive redesign of its Moto2 race engine set to debut for the 2027 season. The overhauled inline-triple promises higher overall output, lighter weight, and improved torque delivery.

Built upon nearly two million kilometers of rigorous Moto2 competition data gathered since becoming the single engine supplier in 2019, this updated powerplant represents a major technical leap forward for the British manufacturer.

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Indonesian Customs Foils Attempt to Smuggle Harleys from China

Indonesian customs authorities at the Tanjung Priok Port in North Jakarta have intercepted an illegal shipment containing five complete, disassembled Harley-Davidson motorcycles and 20 large-displacement frames.

The contraband was seized after advanced container scanning equipment revealed major discrepancies between the shipping manifests and the actual physical cargo inside.

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Why Motorcycle Adventure Travel Is No Longer a Bucket-List Dream

Years ago, a motorcycle road trip was something you planned for retirement, or maybe that one magical summer you had off. You saved up for years, cleared your calendar, and went for it. And then you spent the next decade telling the story.

Now? Adventure travel on two wheels isn’t the exception. It’s becoming the norm.

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Could the Two Upcoming KTM Sportbikes Be Big Wins for the Company?

CEO of KTM Gottfried Neumeister has officially confirmed that the Austrian manufacturer is developing two new fully faired KTM sportbikes to expand its low-to-mid-displacement lineup.

The announcement confirms that KTM is actively working on the 490 RC and the 790 RC, bringing sharp fairings back to categories where the brand previously scaled back.

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Custom Yamaha Tenere 700 by Holy Moly Motorcycles

Portugal-based workshop Holy Moly Motorcycles has returned to its custom-building roots with a stunning retro-inspired creation dubbed the “XT700.”

Designed to explore what a modern Yamaha XT500 might look like if built on today’s hardware, the project uses a Yamaha Ténéré 700 as its donor platform.

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Janus Switches Halcyon 450 Engine Supplier to Taiwan-Based Hartford

Indiana-based Janus Motorcycles has officially selected Hartford Industrial of Taiwan as its new engine supplier for future production runs of its flagship Halcyon 450, shifting its supply chain away from its previous Chinese-built powerplant.

When Janus originally introduced the Halcyon 450 platform, it sourced a 445cc air-and-oil-cooled single-cylinder motor designed by Italian brand SWM, which produced the engine through manufacturing ties in China via the Shineray Group.

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