Two wheels. Many stories.
Bicycle production in Estonia began in the late 19th century. By the 1930s, Tallinn firms were making components as well as complete bicycles, before war brought the industry to a halt.
Read full article Estonian Bicycle Museum
A soft brake lever, reduced stopping power and dark fluid are signs that deserve attention. The service interval should follow the motorcycle’s own maintenance schedule.
Read full article Honda Motor Europe
Before buying a cargo bike to carry a passenger, check both load limits and make sure the complete seating and protection setup fits the exact bike model.
Read full article Tern Bicycles
At the 2001 Italian Grand Prix at Mugello, Katja Poensgen finished 14th in the 250cc class and became the first woman to score points in that world championship category.
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The E12, or Blå Vägen, crosses northern Sweden beside the Ume River. Its roughly 460-kilometre Swedish section links mountain scenery, stops exploring Sámi culture and the Umeå coast.
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Water on a brake rotor can cause short-lived noise, while persistent squealing may point to contaminated pads or poor bed-in. SRAM explains why the distinction matters.
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BMW Motorrad’s emergency call system can report a serious crash when a rider cannot press a button. Its response depends on the severity of the incident and mobile coverage.
Read full article BMW Group PressClub
Europe’s cycling industry wants to expand employer-backed bicycle leasing. A Stockholm workshop focused on national rules and the role employers can play in daily travel.
Read full article European Cycling Industries
On 24 and 25 October, the National Motorcycle Museum in Britain hosts a free-entry weekend of historic motorcycles, guided visits and conversations with riders.
Read full article National Motorcycle Museum
A new CycleRight guide examines access for cyclists at railway stations. Safe routes to the entrance, parking, platform access and clear directions all shape the same journey.
Read full article European Cyclists’ Federation