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AGV Unveils Gorgeous Limited Edition Pista GP RR Futuro
Today, we bring you a piece of pretty that I’m really wishing I had on my shelf of honour staring back at me. It’s a limited-edition lid courtesy of AGV, based off of the beautiful Pista GP RR used in MotoGP proper…and guys? They redid stuff. Lots of stuff. For starters, AGV gave the Limited …
Merlin Biker Collective Features Three Riders With a Love For Good Gear
When Merlin released their Biker Collective, we were impressed by the bold move of the brand. The concept was clever; what better way to shape a company’s products and get gear out there (while feeding quality vibes to the motorcycle community) than by picking three normal run-of-the-mill sapiens addicted to the twisties, supporting their rides …
The 2022 Moto-Guzzi Lineup + Our Take On Each Model
Having just passed the Century mark manufacturing motorcycles, what does Moto Guzzi have in store for us all this year? It seems the Italian builder has trimmed the lineup back to just a couple of models and teases of an all-new model set to arrive during this year. While the other Italian brands tend to …
Mission Foods The Continued Sponsor for Vance & Hines and Suzuki USA’s NHRA PSM Team
Vance & Hines has had a surprisingly long history with Suzuki Motors USA. From the launch of the Suzuki GS 1000 back in 1978 (when Vance & Hines first started operating Suzuki’s factory drag racing team) to Vance & Hines’s current reputation as ‘Suzuki’s premiere drag race team,’ the two go way back. Today, the …
KTM: Two New Dukes For February
‘Midweight Naked Month’ Is Back! KTM is about to launch some pretty midweight machines for this month’s ‘Midweight NAKED’ campaign – and judging by the press release, we’re looking at a set of siblings fit to commit – both on and off the track. 2022 KTM 890 DUKE GP: “A Grand Prix-Inspired Entry Into Dukedom” To …
Semiconductor Shortage To Continue Says U.S. Department Of Commerce
A survey by the U.S. Commerce Department has found that the ongoing semiconductor shortage will persist for the foreseeable future. The survey of 150 supply chain companies last fall confirmed: “there is a significant, persistent mismatch in supply and demand for chips, and respondents did not see the problem going away in the next six …
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