The Suzuki GSX-R1000 is a name that echoes through the halls of motorcycle legends. Born in the early 2000s, this bike quickly became a symbol of speed and power.
Suzuki had a rich history with its GSX-R series, but the GSX-R1000 took things to a whole new level. It was introduced as a response to the growing competition in the superbike world, and boy, did it make an entrance.
Continue reading “A Detailed History of the Suzuki GSX-R1000”Damon Motorcycles burst onto the scene promising a two-wheeled revolution—200 horsepower, 200 miles of range, and safety tech that could give fighter jets a run for their money.
But after years of shifting deadlines, factory relocations, and high-profile executive departures, the dream seems stuck in neutral. If you’ve placed a deposit on a Damon HyperSport or HyperFighter, the odds of ever seeing your bike roll into your garage are getting slimmer by the day.
Continue reading “It’s Likely That Damon Motorcycles Is In Trouble”The Aprilia RSV4 has been turning heads since it first hit the scene. This motorcycle isn’t just about getting from A to B; it’s about the thrill of the ride. Born from a passion for racing, the RSV4 combines cutting-edge technology with a rich history of success on the track.
Whether you’re a seasoned rider or just someone who appreciates a good sportbike, the RSV4 has something to offer. Let’s take a closer look at what makes this superbike a true legend.
Continue reading “A Detailed Look at the Aprilia RSV4”Indian Motorcycle is turning the throttle wide open for 2025, stacking its King of the Baggers lineup with enough talent to make even Harley-Davidson sweat.
The legendary Wrecking Crew—a name steeped in history—returns to the tarmac with a fresh three-rider factory team, led by reigning champ Troy Herfoss, two-time titleholder Tyler O’Hara, and MotoGP veteran Loris Baz.
Continue reading “Indian Motorcycle Wrecking Crew Reloads for 2025 King of the Baggers”The Ducati Multistrada has been around for two decades, marking its place as a staple in the motorcycling world. Kicking off in 2003, this bike wasn’t just another model; it was a bold statement from Ducati.
They wanted something that could tackle different roads and conditions, which is why they named it ‘Multistrada,’ meaning ‘many roads’ in Italian. Over the years, the Multistrada has evolved, introducing new tech and features that have kept it ahead of the game. Let’s dive into its history and see how it became the icon it is today.
Continue reading “Ducati Multistrada: A Detailed Look at the Modern Icon”Some bikes whisper, some growl, and then there’s the new 2025 Ducati XDiavel V4—a machine that bellows from the depths of a V4 engine with all the menace of a thunderstorm rolling over the Dolomites.
Ducati’s cruiser is not here for a Sunday afternoon toddle down Main Street. It’s here to flip the script on what a cruiser can be, planting one boot in the realm of muscle bikes and the other in the land of high-performance Italian exotica.
Continue reading “The 2025 Ducati XDiavel V4 Is Here Now and Awesome”The Kawasaki KLR650 has been a staple in the world of dual-sport motorcycles since its debut in 1987. Known for its rugged reliability and versatility, it quickly became a favorite among adventurers and commuters alike.
From its origins as a successor to the KLR600 to its modern iterations, the KLR650 has remained a symbol of durability and practicality. This article delves into the rich history of the Kawasaki KLR650, exploring its various models, generations, and its impact on both the market and motorcycle culture.
Continue reading “The Kawasaki KLR650: A Detailed Overview of the Everyman’s ADV”Resurrections are rare in the motorcycle world, but here we are: the Aprilia Shiver 900, a ghost of its former self, is back from the dead.
After being axed in 2020, the Shiver has found new life in China, built under the watchful eye of Zongshen-Piaggio. The catch? It’s Aprilia in name, but Chinese in everything else.
Continue reading “Aprilia Shiver 900 Returns! But Only for China”The BORLENI Motorcycle Jacket is making waves among biking enthusiasts for its blend of style, comfort, and protection.
With its all-season adaptability and robust build, this jacket promises to be a reliable companion for riders, whether cruising through city streets or tackling rugged terrains.
Continue reading “Quick Review: BORLENI Motorcycle Jacket”The Indian FTR, once heralded as a bold street tracker inspired by the brand’s racing legacy, has been quietly discontinued. Launched in 2019 as the FTR 1200, this V-Twin-powered machine (one of the best 1,200cc motorcycles) with its trellis frame was a standout in a sea of heavy cruisers and touring bikes.
Despite its promise, the FTR’s fate was sealed in an understated note buried in Polaris Industries’ Q4 2024 earnings report, which merely mentioned costs associated with winding down the FTR product line.
Continue reading “Indian FTR 1200 Discontinued”
