Honda's New Africa Twin Can Help You Survive The Dakar. Or Your Morning Commute
One version wants to conquer the desert. Another wants to babysit you through rush-hour traffic. Honda's covering all its bases.
One version wants to conquer the desert. Another wants to babysit you through rush-hour traffic. Honda's covering all its bases.
The hottest combustion motorcycle segment gets an all-new adventure machine. Maybe. Likely. It's probably happening.
You know what the people want? Things that actually work.
Same 111 horsepower, same Ducati DNA, and fewer fancy bits. Turns out, less really can be more.
Bringing that modern swoop to the masses via an A2-compliant single-cylinder commuter with an absolutely gigantic tablet.
It's got carbon fiber, electric four-wheel drive, and some outrageous performance claims. But can you actually buy one?
The numbers for the first nine months of 2026 are out, and things are definitely looking up for the moto industry in Europe.
Of course, money is involved. When isn't it? But this is an extreme example.
Electric bikes spent years getting rid of gears. Now racing technology wants to bring them back. Make up your minds, people.
Building a genuine rally raid machine requires more than a high-mount exhaust an...
Harley-Davidson is making room for a different kind of ride. The new 2027 Harley-Davidson Sprint 440 brings single-cylinder power, a […]The post 2027 Harley-Davidson Sprint 440: U.S. Launch Details appeared first on Hot Bike Magazine.
We’re in the time of year now when you need to jump at your chances to ride because you never know when the weather will turn on you. I told the guys Thursday night that I was hoping to get in a ride on Sunday and they said, oh, it’s supposed to rain. I said […]
From Portugal to Morocco, the rally is heading back to Europe and Africa.
Lane filtering is practically a global motorcycle tradition. Italy’s lawmakers have apparently just discovered it exists.
India gets a ridiculously well-equipped little Duke, while American riders are apparently supposed to be happy with less.
Don't do this, they say with a wink and a nod and a video showing you exactly what not to do. Is it a solid demo of the feature, though?
Australia's outrageous V8 superbike has enough horsepower to embarrass supercars, but its biggest claim deserves a closer look.
The ContiMotion EVO is the successor to the ContiMotion and, like its predecessor, is designed for anything from everyday riding to long tours.
I mean, a horse is just a motorcycle without wheels.
And yes, it will be built in America.