Honda CB500 FOUR: four cylinders with a calmer character
The 1971 CB500 FOUR showed that a four-cylinder motorcycle did not have to be the biggest or most powerful. A lighter chassis offered riders another choice.
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The 1971 CB500 FOUR showed that a four-cylinder motorcycle did not have to be the biggest or most powerful. A lighter chassis offered riders another choice.
Read full article Honda Global
The road from Lysebotn towards Sirdal climbs more than 900 metres, linking the fjord with a mountain plateau. It rewards an unhurried, attentive ride.
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The amount of kit, the surface under your wheels and your bike’s mounting options can guide the choice between panniers and bikepacking bags.
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Racing, trail, city and cargo bicycles show how differently one simple idea can serve its riders.
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Garmin’s bicycle tail light warns of vehicles behind the rider and adds detail beyond a simple approach alert.
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The motorcycle maker specifies the right pressure for road use; a reading taken after riding can be misleading.
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Rides of roughly 15, 20 and 18 kilometres link Copenhagen’s harbour, neighbourhood streets and the green spaces of Amager.
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Piaggio’s reference markets recorded 421,027 scooter registrations in the first half of 2026, with models above 50 cc driving most of the increase.
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The British maker’s Roadfinder family shows how a hand-built steel frame platform can serve road riding, gravel routes and electric assistance.
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The young Indonesian became his country’s first rider on a Grand Prix podium in Brazil in 2026, after years of progress through junior racing.
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