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Feast Your Eyes on the Damon HyperFighter Electric Motorcycle

Damon Motorcycles has a new model. Well, a couple of models. The Damon HyperFighter Colossus and the HyperFighter Unlimited were revealed at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES).

Based on the HyperSport motorcycle that I’ve written about multiple times both here on Wind Burned Eyes and over at Web Bike World, this new HyperFighter brings Damon’s innovative technology to a new segment in the industry.

As you might expect from the name, this bike is a streetfighter. It’s a muscular, badass version of Damon’s technology packaged to be for those ready for a stripped-down experience.

Provisional Supersport Next-Generation Bikes and Regulations from FIM

The International Motorcycling Federation (FIM) recently released new regulations for the World Supersport championship.

The regulations include new bikes. Some of the bikes added include “Supersport Next Generation” models.

Here’s a closer look at the regulations and what you can expect.

Yamaha and Zeus Customs Limited-Edition XSR155

Yamaha of Thailand and custom bike builder Zeus Customs have crafted a limited-edition XSR155 that’s absolutely beautiful.

I’ve discussed Zeus Customs before. The bike builder makes some of the coolest custom motorcycles in the world.

This factory custom is truly something special. Let’s take a closer look.

The Brough Superior Nefud Scrambler is Gorgeous

Named after the Nefud desert in Saudia Arabia, the Nefud Scrambler from Brough Superior is a killer motorcycle.

French entrepreneur Thierry Henriette attained the rights to the Brough Superior name and appointed Albert Castaigne as the CEO. The bikes will be coming out of Toulouse, France.

Here’s a closer look at the new Brough Superior Nefud Scrambler.

Triple-B Media and MotoAmerica Team up to Create MotoAmerica TV

If you want to watch MotoAmerica motorcycle road racing, then you should check out MotoAmerica TV.

Recently, MotoAmerica and Triple-B Media teamed up to create a 24/7 free, ad-supported television network devoted to airing MotoAmerica’s racing to a worldwide audience.

Sound like a fantastic thing? I think so. Let’s take a closer look at what this means for race fans.

Harley Takes LiveWire Public, Announces Second-Gen Electric Powertrain

Harley-Davidson announced plans to take its LiveWire brand public. This means it will be the first publicly-traded electric motorcycle company in the US.

Expectations are that the move will result in $545 million in proceeds. That money will be used for development. At the same time, Harley announced the second generation LiveWire electric powertrain called Arrow.

Let’s take a closer look at these recent developments.

Check out the 2022 Ducati DesertX

Ducati had plenty of fantastic bikes, but the new 2022 Ducati DesertX is at the top of the heap for me.

Styled after the Cagiva Elefant and some of the other enduro icons of the 1980s, the DesertX brings retro Dakar styling into the new age.

Let’s take a closer look at this exciting new motorcycle.

KTM 390 Adventure Receives Updates for 2022

One of my favorite small adventure bikes is getting some new kit. The KTM 390 Adventure will receive some updates.

The bike just came out two years ago, but now it’s getting a quick update to keep it near the top of the small adventure bike heap.

Let’s take a closer look at what the updates are.

Motorcycle Wind Chill Chart for Those Winter Rides

If you’re planning to ride when it’s cold out, having a motorcycle wind chill chart could come in handy.

Lucky for you, that’s exactly what I have below. If you need a chart, you’ve come to the right place.

So, without further ado, let’s get into why a motorcycle wind chill chart could be helpful and why you might want to use the one included in this article.

The First 1901 Triumph Prototype Found and Restored

The very first 1091 Triumph Prototype has been found and restored to how it would have looked when completed.

Vintage Triumph collector Dick Shepherd is the man behind this project. The bike precedes the company’s first sale of a motorcycle in 1902.

Triumph’s long and rich history just got a little better.