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Suzuki GSX-10R And SV-7S Put New Twists On Old Classics
Suzuki's big EICMA reveals are the SV-7S and GSX-10R, bikes built around the 27-year-old SV650 engine and 21-year-old K5 GSX-R1000 engines, respectively.
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NASA's Swift Space Telescope Re-Enters Atmosphere With Five Times More Risk Of Casualties Than Anticipated
It's unlikely that anybody made a specific mistake; this is probably the result of, well, space being hard.
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SpaceX Starship Will Need To Re-Fuel 22 Times In Space To Make It To The Moon
The total number of times that any rocket has ever done this is zero.
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2027 Honda Africa Twin Offers More Displacement, Skyhook Suspension, And The Bike's Funniest Trim Level
The Honda Africa Twin is one of the best adventure bikes on the market, but Honda isn't resting on its laurels.
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Mid-Air Helicopter Collision Near Everest Base Camp Kills Tourist, Injures 2 Others
The two helicopters collided while trying to land in the same spot.
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The Harley-Davidson Sprint 440 Is Exactly What Harley Needs
You guys, it's a practical single cylinder, a Sportster-esque sloped tank, and a price that lets beginners actually cross-shop with Kawasaki and Triumph!
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Yamaha Refuses To Race In Qatar Despite MotoGP's Penalty Threats
It's not just a manufacturer opting out of the race. Riders aren't happy with the idea of traveling to Qatar, either, and some are voicing their concerns.
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6 Of The Most Powerful Engines Ever Put In A Motorcycle
From high-revving track-bred V4s to massive V10s, these wild motorcycle engines push the boundary of how much power you can get on two wheels.
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NYPD Attorney Proposes Innovative Car Share System For NYC
While defending an attempted crackdown on a group of parked e-bikes, a lawyer for the New York City Police Department put car ownership in a whole new light.
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Here's How Much More High-Speed Rail China Has Than Every Other Country
Since 2008, China has been laying down high-speed rail at a staggering pace. Here's how far it has pulled ahead of the U.S. (spoiler: it's not even close).
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FAA Finally Certifies Boeing 737 Max 10 For Commercial Delivery, Bringing The Entire 737 Family Into Service
After a five-year wait, the Federal Aviation Administration has approved the last member of Boeing's 737 Max family. Coming soon to an airport near you.
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Luxury Around-The-World Cruise Stranded In Cambodia Over Staggering Fuel Costs
Monthly fuel prices, calculated for each one of the ship's 445 cabins, have skyrocketed from $1,800 to $8,000, and passengers are being left in the lurch.
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2027 Triumph Tiger 1200 Aims For The BMW GS's Do-Everything Crown
More power, more features, and a wide range of capable trim levels to choose from. The Triumph Tiger is looking to take BMW's lunch money.
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This Tractor Supply Mini Bike Will Help Awaken Your Inner Child
This unexpected Tractor Supply find might just be THE go-to mini bike for single-cylinder, no-frills off-road fun. And you can have it for less than a grand.
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Wealthy Denver Suburb Wants To Gate Its Public Roads Off To Non-Residents
Bow Mar has tried road narrowing, speed bumps, roundabouts and a 20-mph speed limit in its unsuccessful efforts to curb the apparent chaos on its main roads.
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Could Europe's Future In Space Be Without America?
Mounting tensions between Europe and the United States could lead to big changes in space exploration, but those changes will take some time.
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Debris From Chinese Rocket Found In Minnesota Cornfield
When space debris is normally measured in inches, something that's over 11 feet wide is a break from the norm and big enough to get on law enforcement's radar.
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Ukraine Evacuates Wounded Soldier Via Giant Drone
This represents the first time this has been pulled off with an actual person in an actual war, but the idea has been percolating for some time.
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How Different Is A MotoGP Bike From A Top-Tier Superbike?
Throw us the keys to a MotoGP bike, though, and we'd be lucky to bring it back in one piece.
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Pro Cyclist Breaks 165-Year-Old Pony Express Record
If you fell asleep in U.S. history class, the Pony Express was a horseback mail service that carried letters between Missouri and California in 10 days or less.
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BMW F 450 RR Adds Race-Ready Looks To Entry-Level Power
For beginners that want to feel like a racer, it doesn't get much better than this.
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Desperate For Cheaper Alternatives, Bolivian Farmer Turns Plastic Waste Into Fuel For Tractors
He hasn't sold any of it, solely using it to fuel his tractors, and the cost of that fuel has run at nearly half of that of market diesel.
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U.S. Army Tests Bold New In-Flight Peeing Technology For Helicopter Pilots
Hopefully, should the need ever come, the enemy will find themselves facing pilots that are well hydrated and well relieved.
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All Four Artemis II Astronauts Have Now Retired From Spaceflight, Here's What They're Doing Next
In all four cases, it appears that once they got around the dark side of the Moon, each astronaut saw the Earth and decided to never leave it again.
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Worldwide Boom In Solar Power Might Just Bring Hope To Your Coal-Black Heart
The global increase in solar power is rapidly shifting the economics of making a green transition on the power grid, which aids a shift to electric vehicles.
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Kawasaki Versys 900 Presages A New Age Of The Sport Tourer
It may seem like Kawasaki is making an odd move here, focusing its latest bike on the street rather than on adventure, but it's really following market trends.
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Greece's Corinth Canal Submersible Bridges Are A Uniquely Strange Solution To A Nonexistent Problem
Much like Greece itself, the Submersible Bridge is a bit nonsensical and silly, but it's also a fascinating thing to see in action.
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