While we wait for the New Year and ponder what has occurred in the last 365 days, the folks at Honda certainly have a milestone to remember 2019 by – this was the year that they built their 400 millionth motorcycle. That’s a lot.
This marker comes in Honda’s 70th year of making motorcycles (the Honda Dream D-Type went on sale in 1949), and it is an astounding achievement for the Japanese brand.
According to investor documents, Spanish dirt bike brand GasGas is going to start making street bikes based off the KTM lineup.
In an interview with Asphalt & Rubber, MV Agusta CEO Timur Sardarov revealed that the Italian brand has a 350cc twin-cylinder platform in the works.
If you are in the New York this week, be sure to stop by and help support this fundraiser for the Carlin Dunne Foundation.
If you were planning on buying one of the exclusive MV Agusta Rush 1000 models, you better start adjusting your investment portfolio.
It turns out that the internet rumors were true, and that Kawasaki has bought a minority stake in the Bimota motorcycle company.
Harley-Davidson’s charging issues prove to be much ado about nothing, but the PR damage is very real and quite telling.
Just now getting bikes to dealers, Harley-Davidson has stopped production on the LiveWire electric bike because of charging concerns.
For the 2019 EICMA show, BMW Motorrad will debut four new motorcycles, and we have a pretty good idea what those machines will be.
Big news from MV Agusta, as the Italian brand announces funding for its new five-year plan, as well as a shakeup in its top management levels.
KTM continues to expand its dirt bike empire, acquiring 60% of the GasGas name, which should lead to more electric motos coming from Austria.
