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KTM Sells MV Agusta: The Sardarov Family Gets It Back

MV Agusta is back in the hands of the Sardarov family, with Art of Mobility S.A. reclaiming full control and officially severing ties with KTM. If you’re wondering what that means for the legendary Italian marque, the answer is simple: independence, stability, and a future shaped by its own hand.

After a banner year, MV Agusta found itself staring down a potential storm brewing at PIERER Mobility AG. Had KTM’s financial shake-up seeped into Schiranna, the results could have been catastrophic. But the Sardarovs saw the writing on the wall and moved swiftly. The result? A clean break, ensuring that MV Agusta remains untouched by KTM’s restructuring woes and stays on its own upward trajectory.

Honda E-Clutch Use Expands to the Rebel 250 in Japan, Which Hints at What’s to Come

Honda has long been a pioneer in motorcycle innovation, and their latest advancement, the E-Clutch system, is set to redefine the riding experience. This electronic control technology automates clutch operation, allowing riders to shift gears without manually engaging the clutch lever. The result? A semi-automatic experience, which means smoother starts and gear transitions, making riding more accessible and enjoyable for both novices and seasoned riders.

This technology has been used on different motorcycles around the world, but now Honda is putting it on the Rebel 250 that is sold in Japan. This is a clear indicator that Honda plans to expand the use of its E-Clutch system. Could we see this system on more motorcycles in the US and across the globe? I would bet money we will.

Check Out the 2025 Indian Sport Chief RT

Indian’s Sport Chief was already a bruiser, a back-alley brawler wrapped in blacked-out muscle, but something was missing.

Harley’s Low Rider ST had been throwing punches with its FXRT-style fairing and hard bags, and Indian needed a counterpunch. Enter the 2025 Indian Sport Chief RT—a more refined knuckle sandwich aimed squarely at the ST, now packing saddlebags and a sound system.

Royal Enfield Officially Reveals the Flying Flea FF-C6, and Here’s What You Need to Know

Royal Enfield has long been the name that defined rugged, no-nonsense motorcycling. But now, with the advent of Flying Flea, a new electric sub-brand, they’re steering that legacy into the future with a vehicle that’s anything but conventional. Meet the Flying Flea FF-C6—an electric motorcycle that’s as forward-thinking as it is stylish, with technology so integrated, it feels like the ride evolves with you.

At its core, the FF-C6 is driven by the Snapdragon QWM2290 operating system, a marvel of modern engineering that brings to life an interactive, true round TFT cluster. It’s not just a display—it’s the digital soul of the motorcycle. Minimalistic but highly functional, the screen shows only the critical data you need, like your speed and power delivery, while cleverly hiding the rest. It’s a subtle but important shift: technology should support the ride, not distract from it.

The 2025 Harley-Davidson Softail Lineup Gets Notable Upgrades

The brand that made Milwaukee famous is shaking up its iconic cruiser lineup. The 2025 Harley-Davidson Softail lineup has a six-model range—Low Rider S, Low Rider ST, Breakout, Fat Boy, Street Bob, and Heritage Classic— and now it gets a heart transplant in the form of the Milwaukee-Eight 117 V-Twin, along with modern electronic wizardry and revised suspension.

Three flavors of the new Halrey 117 cubic-inch mill define the range: the Classic, Custom, and High Output (H.O.), each offering its own blend of torque, attitude, and that signature Harley lope.

Check Out the 2025 Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RS

Triumph’s Speed Triple series has long been a benchmark in the naked bike segment, blending raw power with agile handling. It’s a gorgeous motorcycle with performance to back up its aggressive looks.

The 2025 Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RS elevates this legacy, introducing significant enhancements that promise an exhilarating riding experience. Let’s take a closer look.

Could the Upcoming Hero XPulse 421 Become Harley’s Baby Pan America?

Hero MotoCorp has been on a steady march, carving its niche in the motorcycling world with an uncanny ability to anticipate what the common rider wants.

Now, with the Hero XPulse 421, they’re taking a daring leap into the realm of adventure motorcycles—a category that’s as much about conquering rugged landscapes as it is about conquering the hearts of riders. If first impressions are anything to go by, this bike is no ordinary addition to the lineup.

Check Out the 2025 Harley-Davidson Street Glide Ultra

The open road beckons, and HD answers with the 2025 Harley-Davidson Street Glide Ultra—a touring machine that promises to turn every mile into a memory.

This isn’t just a motorcycle; it’s a testament to Harley’s commitment to blending tradition with innovation, ensuring that the spirit of the ride remains as exhilarating as ever.

The Next-Gen KTM RC 390 Will Be Here Soon, and Here’s Everything I Know

KTM is turning up the heat in the lightweight sportbike segment, and the upcoming next-gen KTM RC 390 is proof of the Austrian brand’s relentless pursuit of performance. Despite facing economic challenges, KTM is forging ahead with its plans for a revamped lineup based on its new 390 platform.

The next-gen RC 390, spied testing in Europe, promises to bring back the essence of the original RC 390 while incorporating modern tech and design elements.

Check Out the 2025 Chieftain PowerPlus and Roadmaster PowerPlus

When Indian rolled its PowerPlus 112 engine across the finish line for its third MotoAmerica King of the Baggers championship, it wasn’t just a victory lap—it was a statement. That 112ci powerhouse, battle-tested on the track, is now rolling into dealerships as an option for select models.

Among them are two head-turning additions: the all-new Chieftain PowerPlus and Roadmaster PowerPlus. These models pack the punch of performance and the finesse of fine engineering, serving up something truly special for bagger and touring enthusiasts alike.