Judging the attractiveness of new motorcycles or debating on how fun one is over the other (read the Top 5 Most Fun Motorcycles Chosen by Readers article) is one of the best parts of motorcycling. You ...

As you can imagine for a bike that has essentially been left untouched since 2017, there was a lot of work involved to bring it up to modern standards. The old CBR had no electronic rider aids, no ...

On the bright side, Suzuki continues to have a compelling pair of machines on its hands, proving time and again to be versatile, easy to use, nimble, and punchy according to our tester the last time ...

Now it’s looking like the new 675NK wants to make the same kind of impact in the middleweight naked category, sharing the same engine, chassis, and rear bodywork as the SS, but ditching the bellypan ...

Suspension is KYB’s spring-type Speed Sensitive System fork up front and a linkage-equipped KYB shock, with 11.8 and 12.0 inches of travel respectively. For 2025, Yamaha shortens the suspension 0.4 in ...

Motorcycles are hellbent on breaking themselves apart. The vibrations caused by the pulse of their cylinders and miles of punishing asphalt both work to undo all the carefully torqued fasteners that ...

It’s a great time to be rider. The range of new motorcycles to come out in a given year is staggering at times, and many of those machines are so technically beautiful, balanced, or powerful that we ...

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Concept motorcycles and prototype motorcycles peek at the future of new motorcycles. For manufacturers, it’s a chance to develop street bikes beyond the current spectrum of production in an effort to ...

Basically, the Honda CRF450RL is designed to ride trails separated by pavement in all 50 states. As such, there are lights, signals, and a plate holder. When asphalt ends, it’s light and powerful ...

The right used motorcycle for new motorcyclists, right now.

From the moment you swing a leg over, the RS 660 Factory communicates intent. The ergonomics are classic sportbike—low bars, rearsets, and a slim waist but it isn’t punishing. Aprilia manages to blend ...