Two wheels. Many stories.
The international cycling federation has renewed its vision of the bicycle as daily transport, calling on cities and federations to work together.
Read full article Union Cycliste Internationale
Post-war racing rules and a search for better handling produced an unusual twin-cylinder machine. It had speed, but reliability remained a problem.
Read full article Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum
Evidence from four European countries points to a substantial economic role for cycling holidays and day trips, while showing why national figures cannot simply be added together.
Read full article EuroVelo for Professionals
The concept’s 1,800 cc inline-six is left visible and becomes the starting point for its long, low bodywork rather than a component hidden beneath it.
Read full article BMW Motorrad
The annual gathering brings together touring stories, endurance cycling and a discussion of local routes and community projects.
Read full article Cycling UK
Eighth place in the final race was enough for Artigas to finish eight points clear of David Salvador. Carter Thompson won the race.
Read full article WorldSBK
Italy registered 313,032 new powered two-wheelers over 50 cc in the first nine months of 2026, up 10.88% year on year. Scooter registrations rose much faster than motorcycle registrations.
Read full article ANCMA
This short ride near Kaunas links woodland, river views and two small towns with different characters. In autumn, it also works without the seasonal ferry by returning along the same bank.
Read full article Kaunas District Tourism and Business Information Centre
Starting a stored motorcycle every few weeks and letting it idle for a few minutes may seem careful. A cold engine can retain moisture, while a short idle may not recharge the battery.
Read full article RevZilla
Bicycle makers offered a shaft-driven alternative as early as the late nineteenth century. It promised cleaner clothes and less maintenance, but its benefits did not persuade buyers to pay more.
Read full article The Henry Ford