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Brembo and Michelin Are Changing How Cars Stop

Supergroups are always cause for excitement. When legends join forces, the possibilities seem endless. And so it is with Brembo and Michelin, leaders in their field, teaming up to make cars stop better, and possibly a bit more.

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Harley-Davidson Will Now Sell You a $110,000 Motorcycle

It's fitting that Harley-Davidson held a secret screening of its 2025 CVO Road Glide RR—that's Race Replica, for you playing at home—in Austin, Texas. I was ostensibly in town to see what the new Softails were all about. But Circuit of the Americas is just down the street, and at…

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Triumph’s New Speed Triple RS Finally Gets the Features It Needed

Imagine a world where you have a machine with all the performance of a superbike but essentially none of the restrictive drawbacks. You can commute on this bike and even do some relatively comfortable touring. Well, the market asked for this some time ago, and the super naked class was…

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Harley-Davidson Made a More Street-Focused Pan America and It Looks Like Fun

Harley-Davidson hasn't had an easy time as of late. It's been dogged by contrived controversy, flagging sales, LiveWire being an anchor around its neck, and the same market contraction that all others within the industry have felt. Harley's also lost a few steps thanks to prior tariffs, and looming forthcoming…

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Triumph’s Speed Twin 1200 RS Isn’t the Motorcycle You Need, It’s the One You Want

They say you eat with your eyes first. I’ve never experienced that through the lens of a motorcyclist until I was walking toward a Triumph Speed Twin 1200 RS on a cool, November morning in Majorca, Spain.There was just one problem: I wasn’t riding the RS model just yet, as…

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KTM Finally Debuts the New 390 Enduro R After Bungling the Original Debut

Let's think back to happier, simpler times. EICMA of last year comes to mind. No, that's not political in nature, but it was before we knew that KTM was well and truly screwed. It was before the company had announced that it was entering insolvency. Before we knew it had…

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Here's Everything You Want To Know About That Bonkers 8 Cylinder Chinese Tourer

Remember Great Wall Motor? It's OK if you don't because it hasn't been around for very long. In motorcycle world, there's even less to go on than there is in the car world. While the company has been making cars for a minute (including intriguing low-cost EVs offered in multiple…

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Wait, Why Is Canada Getting Three Cool Hondas You Won't Find In The US?

If you've been a motorcycle enthusiast for more than a few minutes in the US, chances are excellent that you're already used to seeing cool stuff launched in other countries that we may or may not eventually get here. Sometimes, it might take a few years, but it eventually arrives. Like,…

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Michelin and Brembo Enter a Global Partnership, Reducing Braking Distances

Brembo seems to have made friends in all the right places this year. Just a few months ago, the most recognizable name in braking solutions bought Öhlins after signing an agreement with Tenneco, and now it's in a global partnership with Michelin.

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This Tricolore Ducati Superbike Is Your Early Christmas Present

To most of us 2-wheeled junkies, all Ducatis are a bit special, but when the Bolognese brand decides to make something extra special, it doesn't miss. The 2025 Panigale V4 Tricolore is the latest prime example of Ducati hitting the mark.Just 1,000 numbered units will hit the streets, each costing…

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EV Motorcycle Maker Stark Future Just Changed the Game, Again

I've been dying to get my hands on a Stark Varg, the all-electric dirt bike that has taken the world by storm, as everyone who's ridden one has come away with the same expletive-filled approvals. They usually involve saying, "WTF, how is this so good?" all while having the same…

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Triumph Releases 'Factory Custom' Bonneville Bobber, Says Only a Few Will Be Made

The world of custom motorcycles is almost infinite. If you can dream it, you can likely build it. From Suzuki Hayabusa-swapped everythings, custom choppers, kitted-out sportbikes to emulate race bikes, enduro-spec dirt bikes, and tourers to take on the spine of Africa, there's no limit to what you can turn an…

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We're Driving the New Acura ZDX Type S. What Do You Want To Know?

Just in time for the holidays, a brand-new Acura ZDX Type S has landed in my apartment parking lot. This all-electric SUV—Acura's first such endeavor—is the top-of-the-line model, denoted by its Type S badge. In this, its most athletic guise, it gets 499 horsepower and 544 pound-feet of torque, as…

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The Toyota Supra A90 Final Edition Has a Big Power Boost

We regret to inform you the A90 Final Edition is the beginning of the end for the current-generation Supra. A track-focused special for Europe and Japan, the limited-run coupe skips the "GRMN" suffix most of us had been expecting. Production will be capped at just 300 units, with each car…

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Motogp Machinery Is About To Stop Better Than Ever, Thanks to New Brembos

One of the first things most riders comment on when they try out a modern MotoGP bike, whether they're coming from Moto2 machinery or WSBK, is how strong the brakes are. Of course, part of this is the fact that MotoGP bikes use carbon ceramic discs, but the other factor…

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2025 Acura Models: The ADX, Integra, and More

Acura doesn't have the most robust vehicle lineup compared to competitors like BMW or Mercedes-Benz. But Honda's luxury brand does offer a cohesive range of stylish cars, sharp SUVs, and an EV, with a smattering of performance options to boot.

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Finally, Ducati’s Streetfighter V2 and V2S Don’t Make You Feel Bad

Sometimes, it takes a major change to see things clearly and realize how messed up your perception was. I had motorcycle dysmorphia—that's what the 2025 Streetfighter V2 and V2S have shown me. Ducati unveiled the latest generations of the all-new Streetfighter V2 and V2S, and finally, this bike makes sense. Too many…

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Does Krämer Even Know What Its GP2-890 XX Track-Only Bike Is For?

Anyone who knows me or reads my work understands how much I love naked bikes. The MT-09 had me giggling like a schoolgirl, and the MT-09 SP made me consider selling my Street Triple. With that said, I can't work out who or what exactly the 2025 Krämer GP2-890 XX is…

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Brembo Just Bought Öhlins, Tells Us How Riders Will Reap the Rewards

Brembo just acquired Öhlins, marking the largest acquisition in the brand's history. But it's riders that will benefit the most, and here's why.

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Brembo Just Bought Ohlins for $405 Million

The two brands have big reputations when it comes to brakes and suspension components in performance applications.

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Subaru Is Just Messing With Us At This Point

This winged sedan might look like a WRX STI, but it’s not.

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Don’t Call the New 2025 Yamaha R9 an R6 Replacement, It Isn’t

Yamaha just announced all the details about the 2025 YZF-R9, which is the latest addition to its street bike lineup. Here's everything you need to know.

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Yamaha's MT-09 SP Is The Ultimate One-Bike Garage

I tested the limits of the 2024 Yamaha MT-09 SP at the Tail of the Dragon. Check out my review and why I think it makes a play for the best one-bike garage.

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Exclusive: What was really behind the FIA's F1 asymmetric brake rule change

Speculation in Formula 1 got intense during the summer break in the wake of a change the FIA made to the technical regulations outlawing asymmetrical braking systems.

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What was really behind the FIA's F1 asymmetric brake rule change

Speculation in Formula 1 got intense during the summer break in the wake of a change the FIA made to the technical regulations outlawing asymmetrical braking systems.

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