KTM Freeride 350: light is right

This new KTM Freeride 350 weighs just 99.5kg/219lbs without fuel, which changes absolutely everything you thought you knew about dirt performance. That weight comes not from a kiddie-size mini dirt bike, but a street-legal enduro fitted with high-spec components like … Continued

A closer look at the KTM Freeride E

As the first electric motorcycle from an established manufacturer, this KTM Freeride E is a significant bike. When we unveiled it last night, we expressed some concerns over specs that seemed inferior to those of the Zero X. Now, with … Continued

Now this is a Husqvarna

If Husqvarna is going to be BMW’s youth brand, it needs street products that are more than me-too KTM wannabes. Products like this Husqvarna Moab concept. With mechanical configuration and purpose loosely based around the idea of an updated ‘60s … Continued

2012 KTM 690 Duke has 70hp in Europe

The 2012 KTM 690 Duke has always been a special bike. This year, it weighed 328 pounds and made 64hp through a monstrous 654cc FI single. It had dual projector beam lights, high-quality suspension and brake components, and amazing fit … Continued

KTM Freeride E: the electric motorcycle has arrived

For years, electric motorcycles have existed as a quirky footnote to the rest of the motorcycle industry. Tiny startups sold literally dozens of emissions-free, high-price commuters. But the electric motorcycle is no longer a novelty, a relatively major manufacturer is … Continued

This is the 2012 KTM 690 Duke

Ah, the increasingly bizarre world of motorcycle teaser videos. Since the concept of tipping off professional spy photographers as to the location of prototype testing appears lost on bike makers, they instead assemble promo footage which often fails to actually … Continued

This Ducati is made in Thailand

Back in March, Ducati boss Claudio Domenicali announced aggressive expansion plans that would increase the brand’s worldwide sales from 40 to 60,000 unit a year. To achieve that goal, Ducati planned to open up developing markets with two new factories. … Continued