Two wheels. Many stories.
The 1971 GT750 combined three cylinders, liquid cooling and a character suited to long journeys.
Read full article Suzuki Digital Library / Cycle World, December 1971; photo: SG2012 (CC BY 2.0), unchanged
Solving a slipping seatpost starts with compatibility and surface preparation. Grip-enhancing paste and grease perform different jobs.
Read full article Park Tool — seatpost and compound guides; photo: Troy Sankey (CC BY-SA 4.0), unchanged
The Palazzo Pepoli exhibition runs through 5 October. The centenary programme connects motorcycles with the city’s history, design and art.
Read full article Ducati / Palazzo Pepoli; photograph: Archivio cartoline Fausto Malpensa (public domain)
A new industry report puts repair capacity, recruitment and training in focus. Access to workshops also affects the ability to keep riding regularly.
Read full article European Cycling Industries / NextGen Mechanics; Shimano — State of the Nation 2026
The New Zealander spent much of his life transforming a 1920 Scout. His Bonneville records grew out of years of workshop work.
Read full article MNZ / AMA / E Hayes — Burt Munro; photo: Kgbo (CC BY-SA 4.0), unchanged
Before buying, compare the bicycle’s construction, rack capacity and the particular seat mount. For a used seat, the production date matters too.
Read full article Thule / Hamax — mounting guides and model revisions; photo: Xanor (CC0)
The K 1200 S introduced a front suspension in 2004 that guides wheel travel through links and transmits steering through a separate mechanism.
Read full article BMW Motorrad — Duolever technical information and K-series archive; photo © Jeff Dean
In Belgian Limburg, a path crosses a pond and a gentle 6.4-kilometre ride explores the surrounding estate.
Read full article Visit Limburg — Bokrijk cycling routes; photo: Willy Leenders (CC BY-SA 4.0), unchanged
The Pacific Coast made luggage space part of its bodywork: the passenger seat lifted with the rear cover.
Read full article Honda / Cycle World, June 1989; photo: Bernard bill5~commonswiki (CC BY-SA 3.0), unchanged
The Dutch rider has won world titles on the road, on the track, in cyclo-cross and in gravel racing.
Read full article UCI — Marianne Vos career and championships; photo: Victor van Werkhooven (CC BY 3.0), unchanged