Marty Smith: 1956-2020

AMA Hall of Famer and the first ever AMA 125cc National Motocross Champion Marty Smith and his wife, Nancy, have died in a dune buggy accident. The Smiths were riding in the Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area (a.k.a. the Glamis Dunes) when the dune buggy they were driving rolled over. In a Facebook post, former […]

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2019 Isle of Man TT: Dunlop Senior TT Results

You would think that Dean Harrison would be sick of Peter Hickman by now. Harrison has finished exactly one spot behind Hickman in the Superstock TT, Superbike TT and both Supersport TT races this week. The pattern even extended back to last year’s Senior TT, where Harrison led for five and a half laps before […]

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Dainese D-AIR is 40% Off Today

If you’re interested in the latest in inflation safety, Cyber Monday (today) is the time to act. ———————————————————————————————————– Dainese Press Release: Offer valid on Dainese.com and in official Dainese Stores OFFER VALID IN USA ONLY D-air® detects automatically an unsafe situation and it activates to protect. It is the first airbag system designed specifically for motorcyclists. The natural evolution of […]

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Ride 3 Video Game Available Nov. 8 for PC, Playstation 4 and Xbox One

Milestone‘s motorcycle racing simulation video game Ride returns this fall with a number of significant updates. Launching Nov. 8 for Windows PC/Steam, Playstation 4 and Xbox One, Ride 3 offers more than 230 real-world motorcycles, a dozen new tracks and a new graphics engine that hopefully addresses one of the biggest problems affecting the first […]

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Energica Named Spec Motorcycle Supplier for Electric FIM Moto-e World Cup

After testing bikes from various electric motorcycle manufacturers, MotoGP promoter Dorna Sports has selected Energica to be the supplier of race bikes for the new FIM Moto-e World Cup. The new electric grand prix racing series is set to begin in 2019, with motorcycles based on the Energica Ego (which we’ve reviewed here). Begin Press […]

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26,182 Victory Touring Models Recalled for Melting Brake Lines

Victory Motorcycles may be gone, but it’s not forgotten – especially by the fine folks at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, as Polaris is recalling 26,182 motorcycles because of the risk of the catalytic converter melting rear brake lines and other wiring. The recall affects the Victory Cross Country, Cross Country Tour, Cross Roads, […]

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