Interesting notes and facts about motorcycles.
The 75-kilometre scenic route combines mountain views, architecture and a chance to leave the saddle beside the Atna river.
Read full article Norwegian Scenic Routes / Visit Norway; photo: Kaitil (public domain)
A frame-mounted twin-cylinder engine and separate rear suspension underpinned the TMAX’s sporting ambitions.
Read full article Yamaha Motor — TMAX launch and archive; photo: Shohei ninomiya (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Her 1962 finish on a 50cc Itom marked a milestone in Isle of Man racing.
Read full article Manx National Heritage / IOMTT; photo: Spudgun67 (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Riding gear and luggage change the load on the suspension. Sag measurements help establish whether spring preload suits the way the motorcycle is used.
Read full article Öhlins — suspension setup, spring preload and rider load
The 2026 MX2 World Championship ended in Darwin with Triumph first and second in the standings and Janis Martins Reisulis third at the final round.
Read full article MXGP / Infront Moto Racing; Triumph Motorcycles — Australia 2026
Leather suits, riders’ stories and the evolution of protective clothing: Dainese ARchivio explores motorcycle culture through the person rather than the engine.
Read full article Dainese ARchivio — The Archive / Sections / visitor information
Pierre Terblanche’s MH900e paired racing nostalgia with contemporary hardware and an internet-only sales approach.
Read full article Cycle World (1999, 2001) / Ducati; photo: JaseMan (CC BY 2.0), unchanged
The DN-01 paired a low seat with continuously variable HFT, two automatic modes and a six-step manual mode.
Read full article Honda — DN-01 / HFT / 75 Years of Honda History; photo: Snowdog (public domain)
Allow at least half a day for the Dingle coastal loop, with a stop at the Blasket Centre.
Read full article Dingle Peninsula Tourism / Discover Kerry / Heritage Ireland; photo: Mucklagh (CC0)
The changes follow growth to 141,683 motorcycle deliveries in the 2024/2025 financial year.
Read full article Triumph Motorcycles; photo: David Howard / Geograph (CC BY-SA 2.0), unchanged