Stark Future, the Barcelona-based electric motorcycle company, has announced a strong first quarter in 2026, marked by significant revenue growth and profitability. The company attributes this success to the demand for its VARG platform, particularly the new VARG SM model, and its strategic expansion of commercial and financial operations.
By Jake Morrison
The British motorcycle industry boasts a rich history, with numerous manufacturers contributing to innovation and design. From early pioneers like AJS and Brough to modern brands like Ariel and CCM, British motorcycles have left a lasting impact on the world of motorcycling.
By Jake Morrison
The Luckeep M5 Max is a performance-oriented electric moped-style e-bike featuring a high-power motor, dual-battery option, and robust construction. It's designed for urban commuting and mixed paved surfaces, offering increased power and range compared to standard e-bikes. Luckeep positions the M5 Max as a 'Best Budget Electric Bike of 2025'.
By Jake Morrison
Triumph has announced a limited-edition Speed Twin 1200 Cafe Racer with unique styling and premium components. Ducati is expected to refresh the Diavel V4, while Stark Future is partnering to develop faster-charging EV batteries for motorcycles.
By Jake Morrison
This article provides an overview of American motorcycle brands, both past and present. It covers companies that produced everything from luxury four-cylinder bikes to V8-powered cruisers, highlighting their unique contributions to the motorcycle industry.
By Jake Morrison
Australia has a rich history of motorcycle manufacturing, dating back to the early 20th century. While many early brands relied on imported components, some companies developed their own unique designs and achieved considerable success, both locally and internationally. Today, Australian motorcycle companies continue to innovate, focusing on niche markets and modern interpretations of classic styles.
By Jake Morrison
Europe boasts a rich history of motorcycle manufacturing, with brands ranging from early pioneers like Adler and Alcyon to modern innovators like BMW Motorrad and AJP Motos. Many historical brands faded after the World Wars, but some remain influential today. This article provides an overview of various European motorcycle brands and their unique stories.
By Jake Morrison
CFMOTO is broadening its 2026 model range with aggressive pricing on the Ibex 800, 675SR, and 800NK. Its growing dealer network — including an authorized Kyiv showroom in Ukraine — signals a deliberate push into Central and Eastern European markets traditionally dominated by Japanese and European brands.
By Sierra Voss
A rider recounts a New Year's adventure ride through Southern California on an Aprilia Tuareg 660 Rally and Yamaha Ténéré 700. Unexpected atmospheric rivers brought flooding and detours, testing the riders' adaptability and gear as they navigated scenic routes and challenging conditions.
By Jake Morrison
For 2026, Kawasaki has updated its KX85 and KX112 youth motocross bikes, bringing them in line with the larger models in the KX lineup. The updates include beefier suspension components, larger brakes for improved stopping power, and revised ergonomics to better suit young riders. A new KX85 L variant, featuring larger wheels, has also been introduced.
By Jake Morrison
