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A Ferrari Motorcycle Concept Looked So Real That Ferrari’s Lawyers Got Involved
Ferrari's legal department sent a popular graphic designer a letter because Ferrari doesn't make motorcycles.
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How Honda’s Four-Cylinder Gamble Created the Modern Superbike
The 1969 Honda CB750 brought the four-cylinder superbike to the masses and changed performance motorcycles forever.
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Harley-Davidson Recalls 88,000 Motorcycles After Fault Could Cause Oil to Spray When Checking Engine
Nine models from 2024 to 2026 are impacted by a defect in the airbox that could cause pressure build-up and force oil out during routine checks.
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I Drove the 2026 Polaris Slingshot From Miami to Key West: Here's My Honest First-Drive Review of Polaris' Wild Three-Wheeler Autocycle
I drove the 2026 Polaris Slingshot from Miami to Key West to see whether Polaris' wild three-wheeler is a toy, a road-trip machine, or both.
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Bugatti Built a Bicycle That Costs More Than a Toyota Corolla
The carbon fiber-infused Bugatti Factor ONE brings hypercar engineering to two wheels, and it’s even rarer than a Chiron.
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Chris Bangle: BMW's Most Controversial Choices Aged Beautifully
The BMW designer's legacy and the impact it left on the automotive industry is proof that patience is key.
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When Honda Built a Six-Cylinder Superbike Just To Prove a Point
The CBX1000 was Honda’s way of showcasing its technological superiority at a time when enthusiasts were losing interest in the brand.
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New Bill Could Shut Down the Polaris Slingshot and Similar Three-Wheelers
A new bill could change the legal definition of what constitutes a motorcycle.
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How Honda Built a V-Twin Engine to Beat Ducati
The Honda RC51 was Honda’s first attempt at building a superbike with a V-twin motor, and they sure hit it out of the park.
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Why Honda’s Most Ambitious Engine Had to Fail
The story of how Honda developed an oval-piston race engine that ultimately failed but still made history along the way.
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Honda’s New V3 Engine Ditches Turbos and Superchargers for Something Smarter
Honda has come up with a electronic forced-induction V3 motor that we’re probably going to see in a future sportbike.
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MV Agusta Brings Back an Engine Design Missing for Decades
MV Agusta revives a dual-crank engine design with a radical five-cylinder square concept, proving that internal combustion innovation is alive and well.
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BMW's Munich Museum Is A Must-See
Discover why BMW’s Munich Museum is a paradise for car enthusiasts, showcasing decades of engineering innovation and design excellence.
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BMW's Small, Carbon-Laden Superbike Emerged at Villa d'Este
BMW is shaping its future superbikes with carbon, aluminum, and an already-great inline four cylinder engine
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Rivian's New Startup, "Also", Targets Lightweight EVs and Micromobility
The US-based automaker's "stealth team" is now its own entity focusing on sustainable, bite-size transport.
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Walmart is selling a 'perfect' $900 electric bike for only $470, and shoppers say it's 'well worth' the price
"This bike is heavy and solid. We're all surprised at all the power it has."
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Clip electric bike attachment: Turn your cruiser into an e-bike
The Clip is an excellent idea. For buyers looking for just a little bit of help in relatively flat urban areas, this clip-on e-bike unit makes a lot of sense.
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BMW R20 Concept unveiled with minimalist design and 2.0-liter flat-twin
BMW's gorgeous Skytop Concept turned every head at the annual Villa d'Este Concours d'Elegance, but it wasn't the only design study that the Munich-based brand
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McLaren ramps up a range of electric 'hyper bikes'
McLaren Automotive is parleying its reputation in the world of supercars and Formula 1 racers to build and market a range of electric mountain bikes—or “hyper
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These are the 20 counties with the most bicycle deaths in the U.S.
Bicycling on public roads is a challenge in most places, but in Florida, the challenges have reached a critical stage. A recent analysis of federal highway