Time to update the pop culture lexicon. Originally coined by “outlaw” bikers in response to the AMA’s response to the 1947 Hollister Riot, it used to be that the “1%” label referred to the small number of motorcyclists who weren’t … Continued
Already a little lighter and a little more powerful than the arch-rival Suzuki Hayabusa, Kawasaki has stroked the ZX-14R’s motor out to 1,441cc and fitted traction control and a three-mode, ride-by-wire throttle. The result of all this is a bike … Continued
We’re big fans of Discovery Channel’s Mythbusters. Not only do they blow a lot of shit up, but the show gives viewers an exciting education in the practical applications of math and science. So, when we heard they were planning … Continued
It’s a busy day in the Moto3 world. KTM has unveiled its new 250 four-stroke and Dorna have also released nearly-final rules for the class. Looking at the motor with those rules in mind, KTM seems to have a winner. … Continued
Since they wouldn’t give us three Triumph Daytona 675Rs to test, we’ve been forced to share one (read: fight over it). Sean and I split time on the bike on city streets, and then in the Santa Monica mountains last … Continued
Protesting Moscow’s stagnant motorcycle culture which, as more people gain access to disposable income post-communism, has seen ingenious customization give way to buying brand new bikes, Alexander Ishutin installed a drum kit on this Yamaha sidecar. Now, he and two … Continued
Cycle World has been sold to Bonnier Corp — the publisher of titles like PopSci and Field & Stream — it was announced earlier today. The sale should mean stability for the brand, which bounced from Lagardère SCA to Hearst … Continued