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UDReplicas: DC-Themed CE-Approved Motorcycle Suits
Every day, I celebrate the diversity of the motorcycle community. Whether a cruise-inclined tourer, a track-lover, or “they’re just in it for the aesthetics”, our community accepts riders for who they are, uniting wise and wacky alike under the umbrella of undying love for the ride. One of the addicting things about riding (I can …
Custom Eye Candy: D-Star Customs Blacks Out a H-D Bobber
A European custom shop has just done what they do best on a Harley-Davidson Street Bobber – and the combo of 12-inch ape handlebars, and the blacked-out vibe is making me grin like a schoolgirl. D-Star Customs is part of the D-Star group of companies best known for their racewear line, formed in 2010 by …
Schuberth: World Premiere Unveils All-New C5 Helmet
Schuberth has just launched their world premiere – and the topic for this HAS to be the anticipated C5 flip-up helmet. When Schuberth came out with their updated C4 Pro, fans worldwide were more than a little excited. After all, Schuberth had taken what was already a pretty good helmet (the C4) and added all …
Norton Reveals Redesigned V4SV Superbike
The ‘Most Luxurious British Superbike Ever Created’ Norton has just handed us the all-new and re-engineered V4SV flagship of their fleet – and they’ve tweaked it a bit to keep the engine in check after the problems they had with their V4SS. Norton has had a rich history on the track – and with the …
Tariff Trouble: Why Indian Motorcycles isn’t Sweating as Hard as Harley-Davidson
Import Tariffs could cause taxes for +800cc bikes to be up by 56% – and while Harley Davidson‘s found themselves in a pickle, Indian Motorcycles is cool as a cucumber. Let’s talk about it. It’s no surprise to any of us that H-D has a few short-term decisions to sort out. After all, the drama surrounding …
Paul Smart: Retired GP & Isle of Man TT Racer Passes
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the loss of a fellow racing enthusiast in the motorcycle community. 78-year-old ex-racer Paul Smart was riding his motorcycle when an accident occurred, costing his life. The man was known for winning the 1972 Imola 200 for Ducati, as well as enjoying various successes in GP and …
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