For novice riders, a 600cc+ sport bike is simply too much. For American tastes, a 250 is often too small. Could this new Honda CBR500R be just right? We think so.
For novice riders, a 600cc+ sport bike is simply too much. For American tastes, a 250 is often too small. Could this new Honda CBR500R be just right? We think so.
Here we see two people turning onto a major road on a scooter pulling a baby carriage behind them. Please tell me there's no baby in that baby carriage.
Here's a father telling his daughter what to do if a car crashes in front of them. And while he's giving that advice, a motorcycle crashes in front of them.
Putting a 9-cylinder 150 horsepower Rotec Radial R3600 aircraft engine on a custom chopper frame with a tiny propeller is just as insane as putting a 10-liter radial engine into a Goggomobile
I can't explain why this scooter rider plows straight into the train crossing bar face first, or why such a humorously tiny train passes by afterwards. I do know the rider is okay, and that it's safe to laugh.
Tim Watson, Orange County, CA — Every motorcycle manufacturer would like to sell more bikes. So Honda is going down a route to actively try and encourage novice riders into the motorcycle world with the launch of its Honda CTX700 range. But are low prices, automatic transmissions and easy riding positions enough to…
Take the traditional streetfighter formula — no fairing, upright bars — and apply it to one of the fastest, most technologically advanced superbikes ever made — the Aprilia RSV4. What do you get? This Aprilia Tuono V4R.
Generally, we don't really think about motorcycles as doctor's rides. Usually, when you think "doctor," BMWs and Mercedes-Benzes come to mind. Most doctors I've known only think of motorcycles as effective providers of organs for transplantation. But that wasn't always the case, as this 1915 ad for Emblem Motorcycles…
How do you build a race track where you can't build a race track? Call it a "motorcycle training facility" and hold races. (H/T Jim)
A late-night ride turned into a road-rashing crash for a motorcyclist in upstate New York last night. Worse than the injuries, which thankfully were minor, was the jerkbag driver of the black Suzuki Vitara who hit him and then fled the scene.