Motorcycle News

BRABUS, best known as a luxury customizer of European automobiles, has teamed up with the leading European motorcycle manufacturer, KTM, to make the first ever limited edition BRABUS motorbike.  Based on the KTM 1290 Super Duke R EVO, the BRABUS includes many exclusive components and features which makes this bike very unique.The BRABUS 1300 R is a limited edition, available in only 77 units painted Magma Red and 77 units painted in Signature Black.  …

The Harley Davidson Low Rider St is the most exciting release of Harley's newest bunch packing a Milwaukee Eight 117 engine—the most powerful factory-installed engine available from Harley Davidson.  The ST comes wrapped in a performance style capped by side bags and a fixed-front fairing that clearly brings to mind the old FXRT tourer.  With its West Coast custom styling, the Low Rider ST is definitely a looker- sporting a tall handlebar, a jacked up rear end, and lockable …

Ducati has rolled out the first of a series of new models for 2022. The first is based on the existing XDiavel which in collaboration with high-end brand Poltrona Frau’s expertise in leather. Ducati offers up the base XDiavel with a few premium cosmetic touches and gives the the customer the option of being able to choose certain pieces to customize their bike. This means the XDiavel Nera will be produced in a limited edition numbered series of 500 units, all characterized by an elegant “b …

The Kawasaki Z650 is based around a DOHC 649cc parallel-twin engine which has been unchanged in the carryover to the standard Z650RS and RS 50th Anniversary models, with the same amount of power - a peak of 67 hp at 8,000 rpm. The Z650 comes with a six-speed gearbox and a slipper/assist slipper clutch that enables lighter lever effort; the only real changes to the retro bikes appear to be ergonomically and in styling, which lends it's look to that timeless 1970's look of the original K …

Back in the '50's the cafe racer movement was in full swing and being dominated by British bikes such as Triumph, Norton, BSA and Vincent.  However once the Japanese bikes came on the scene many of those iconic British brands struggled to stay afloat and some brands- BSA being one of them even closed their factory doors for good.  Thankfully however with new interest in the brand those door has once again been re-opened and this iconic brand is back in the swing of thing …