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Check Out the 2025 Bimota KB998 Rimini

Bimota has pulled back the silk on its KB998 Rimini—a snarling race-bred creation distilled just enough to slip through the tight hoops of FIM homologation. “Production” feels almost too generous a term.

Bimota plans a mere 125 units by February 2025, another 125 by year’s end, with a final push to 500 by the close of 2026. Call it a tightrope act, but if they hit the mark, this Italian beast, which was briefly shown before, will grace the World Superbike grid.

Check Out the 2025 Aprilia Tuono 1100 V4

The Aprilia Tuono 1100 V4 has long been a standout favorite—muscular, thrilling, and unapologetically wild. But in recent years, it seemed Aprilia’s engineers had parked this beast on the sidelines.

Minor tweaks in 2021 offered just a glimmer of attention, but now, for 2025, the Tuono V4 and V4 Factory receive a few more notable enhancements to remind everyone why they’re still contenders in the super-naked ring.

Check Out the 2025 Ducati Streetfighter V2

The 2025 Ducati Streetfighter V2 may have struggled to steal the spotlight from its big brother, the Streetfighter V4 S, but the naked 2025 edition aims to rewrite the script. Introduced in 2022, this compact brawler might’ve debuted during peak hyper-naked mania. But 2025’s updates could finally bring the attention it deserves.

Check Out the 2025 Aprilia RS 660 Factory

If you weren’t on an Aprilia RS 660 Factory in the 2024 MotoAmerica Twins Cup, you were chasing a shadow. Alessandro Di Mario, just 15, dominated on the RS 660, leaving Yamaha and Suzuki trailing behind.

Aprilia, tasting victory, isn’t about to let go of the crown and has rolled out a refreshed RS 660 Factory for 2025 to seal the deal.

Check Out the 2025 Aprilia Tuono 457

Aprilia’s just unveiled the 2025 Tuono 457, a fresh take on the streetfighter sportbike formula with a lean, purposeful design that feels worlds apart from its previous, often angular, predecessors. Built on the RS 457’s frame and engine, this Tuono stands out, with unique styling from nose to tail.

Yamaha YZF-R1: A Detailed Look at Yamaha’s King of Sportbikes

There’s a fierce, relentless thrill in a motorcycle that doesn’t just promise speed but delivers it with precision and flair. Few machines embody this philosophy better than the Yamaha YZF-R1.

It’s a name that’s synonymous with superbike glory, a machine crafted to deliver high-octane power and handling that can only be matched by the raw experience of gripping the throttle and flying down an open road. The YZF-R1 isn’t just Yamaha’s sportbike; it’s their crowning achievement in performance, innovation, and design.

Kawasaki Ninja 250R: A Detailed Look at This Iconic Entry-Level Sportbike

The Kawasaki Ninja 250R is one of those rare motorcycles that earns a loyal following across generations. It’s a bike that introduced countless riders to the world of sportbikes, blending affordability with performance and handling in a way that’s tough to beat.

Whether you’re fresh out of riding school or simply craving a nimble commuter with enough power to keep things exciting, the Ninja 250R stands ready to make a case for itself. Let’s take a deep dive into what makes this bike a legendary choice in the entry-level sportbike segment.

Check Out the New 2025 KTM 990 Duke R

The new 2025 KTM 990 Duke R, nicknamed “The Punisher,” is a meaner, more track-ready evolution of the 990 Duke, building on its “Sniper” sibling’s precision with muscle and might. It looks like a truly fantastic motorcycle and something sportbike lovers everywhere should be excited about.

Check Out the MV Agusta F3 Competizione

The MV Agusta F3 Competizione is a sportbike lover’s dream, dripping in satin black, silver, and gold – a nod to its F4 Claudio inspiration. Limited to just 300 units, each model is individually numbered and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

Check Out the 2025 Kawasaki Z900

The new 2025 Kawasaki Z900 may not bring a displacement boost, but it delivers fresh looks and refined tech to keep this classic inline-four humming. Leaning hard into Kawasaki’s Sugomi design, the new Z900 has a compact, muscular radiator shroud with less plastic, flaunting brushed aluminum with an engraved “Z.”