Leather motorcycle jackets offer a blend of style, protection, and durability that few other materials can match. Options range from classic vintage designs to modern, high-performance models with advanced safety features like airbag compatibility and CE-rated armor. Choosing the right leather jacket depends on individual needs, riding style, and budget.
Motorcycle cameras enhance riding experiences by recording adventures, providing evidence in incidents, and enabling content creation. Options range from helmet-mounted action cameras to 360-degree cameras and permanently installed dash cams, each catering to specific needs and preferences of riders.
By Jake Morrison
Yamaha is launching the Ténéré Trek, a factory-backed adventure rally for owners of Yamaha dual-sport and adventure motorcycles. The inaugural event will take place August 6–9 at Tamarack Ski Resort in Donnelly, Idaho, featuring guided rides, product demos, and community activities in the Payette National Forest.
By Jake Morrison
Artificial intelligence is poised to revolutionize various industries, and the motorcycle world is no exception. Discussions are underway regarding AI's potential influence on motorcycle design, functionality, and how motorcycle-related information is disseminated. The integration of AI could reshape the riding experience and the overall motorcycle ecosystem.
By Jake Morrison
Riding is better with friends. Connecting with other motorcyclists can be achieved through social media, marque-specific clubs, dealerships, workplaces, and even schools. By leveraging these resources, new and experienced riders can find like-minded individuals to share their passion.
By Jake Morrison
The International Female Ride Day (IFRD) was celebrated with a special event focused on inclusivity and accessibility in motorcycling. Women riders from across the U.S. gathered to ride Can-Am three-wheeled motorcycles, promoting the "Just Ride" message and encouraging more women to embrace motorcycling.
By Jake Morrison
MotoGP is exploring the possibility of hosting a race in Miami, Florida, capitalizing on the city's growing motorsports scene and its ability to attract large audiences. While no immediate plans are confirmed, the move could boost MotoGP's popularity in the United States, though challenges remain in adapting the current F1 circuit for motorcycle racing and managing an already crowded race calendar.
By Jake Morrison
Harley-Davidson's upcoming Sprint model, initially slated for a sub-$6,000 price, will now cost under $10,000. This change is part of Harley-Davidson's "Back to the Bricks" business plan, which also includes the return of the Evolution Sportster. The Sprint is expected to be an entry-level model, potentially replacing the X350 in the Riding Academy program.
By Jake Morrison
Harley-Davidson has filed trademark applications for the name "Low Bob," sparking speculation about a new motorcycle model. The Low Bob could be an entry-level cruiser, potentially utilizing the platform of the upcoming Sprint model, or a revival of a classic Harley-Davidson design.
By Jake Morrison
Harley-Davidson is bringing back the air-cooled Sportster model in 2027 after discontinuing it in 2022. The revived Sportster will feature the 883 engine and target a price point around $10,000, with production primarily in the U.S.
By Jake Morrison
Honda has launched a new motorcycle factory in Aliağa, Turkey, marking its 38th global production site. The facility aims to support growing demand in Turkey and expand Honda's global market presence, with an initial production capacity of 100,000 units, scalable to 200,000.
By Jake Morrison
Finding quality motorcycle rider training is essential for both beginners and experienced riders looking to improve their skills. Resources like the Motorcycle Safety Foundation, the AMA, local dealerships, and online searches can connect you with the right coaching to enhance your riding abilities and safety.
By Jake Morrison
BMW Motorrad has appointed Josef Honeder as its new Head of Development, effective June 1, 2026. Honeder succeeds Christof Lischka, who held the position since 2019. Honeder's background in powertrain and fuel systems suggests a potential future focus for BMW Motorrad's development efforts.
By Jake Morrison