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Allen Millyard Shows You His Viper V10 Motorcycle
A Beautifully and Crazy Motorcycle Allen Millyard is a British engineer that is known for his crazy creations. Recently, Millyard showcased his Viper V10 motorcycle that he made in 2009. He posted a video to his YouTube channel and does a pretty detailed walkaround. The motorcycle has done over 9,000 miles on the road, including …
Triumph Will Have a Range of 660cc Motorcycles
Expanding the Lineup The Triumph Trident is a topic of discussion lately, and it’s no secret that the bike is coming. Its reveal date is set for October 30th. The bike will be available sometime after that and will come with a version of Triumph’s three-cylinder engine. According to Motociclismo, the new Trident will get …
FOR SALE: 1959 BMW R69
This R69 is quite a rare sight to behold because BMW only manufactured around 2800 of them in the 5 year period between 1955-1960. With such a low volume of units being produced and sold, it has cemented this motorcycle as a historic hallmark of the BMW brand following its first production motorcycle, the R32; …
Deals We Love This Week: Select Arai Helmets Up to 50% Off
Get Yourself an Arai Helmets are a big part of what we focus on here at Web Bike World, and when a brand like Arai has some excellent helmets go on sale, then I feel like I need to showcase these Arai lids so that you can pick them up. Arai isn’t the only brand …
Exan Exhaust Options for KTM 1290 Super Duke
The Composer for Your V-Twin Orchestra Has Arrived The KTM 1290 Super Duke is an absolute monster of a motorcycle. With the R edition producing 180 horsepower out of its V-twin engine configuration, it should come to nobodies surprise that many riders will be quick to swap out the stock exhaust for something a little …
Ducati Streetfighter V4 S Gets New Dark Stealth Livery and Euro 5 Update
A New Color and Compliant for the Future It’s not a big surprise to see Ducati setting up the Streetfighter V4 S for Euro 5 compliance. However, the company also rolled out a new Dark Stealth livery that makes this already aggressive motorcycle look even more dastardly. I’m used to seeing this bike in bright …
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