BMW Motorrad will launch its 2021 R 1250 GS and R 1250 GS Adventure on July 8. BS6-compliant 1,254cc engine makes 136hp and 143Nm 2021 BMW R 1250 GS, R 1250 GS Adventure: upgraded equipment For 2021, the bikes get…
KTM needs not to fight its corner when it comes to off-road motorcycling. With 18 consecutive Dakar Rally titles (you read that right) under its belt and a slew of class-leading adventure machines in its line-up, the Mattighofen manufacturer has…
The global Motorcycle Laser Headlights market research report presents the current market size, position, and the future scope of the global Motorcycle Laser Headlights industry. It also highlights the upcoming challenges and novel opportunities in the Motorcycle Laser Headlights market.…
A self-driving motorcycle wouldn’t make much sense, but the industry is starting to adopt some safety technology from cars. The first car with adaptive cruise control was the 1994 Mitsubishi Diamante. So why has it taken over 25 years for…
Connected technology is fast becoming a standard feature in most premium motorcycles over the last few years. In line with this, several companies have started retrofitting their old models with the latest-generation connected tech to compete with new rivals. One…
The Aprilia RS 660 has been a hot topic since a concept of it was displayed at EICMA 2018. That’s logical since the RS 660 has a vital role to play for the Italian manufacturer. It’s their first fully fairing…
Few things can bring you the joy and freedom that cruising the roads on a motorcycle does. While the openness and lack of enclosure mean you can experience the wind in your face and all the best sights of the…
Best advancements in motorcycle gear for the year can be a tough article to write. Motorcycle gear usually advances in iterations, and those improvements happen when they happen. Times Square isn’t showered with new armor, lighter helmets, and fancier tech…
Maybe you left the key on, maybe you wired that accessory up wrong… We’ve all been there: we come back to our motorcycles and notice that we left the key in the “park” position, or, heck, just left the key…