This week, we have quite a bit of Italian fun in the roster, as well as a considerable record: For the 22nd time, Ducati has won the Manufacturers Title in WorldSBK, begging the query as to why Ducati keeps on winning. Suzuki has released their 2027 Hayabusa – and, in true Suzuki form, everything we like is still there under a fresh coat of paint. Royal Enfield has partnered with Rough Crafts in the release of their Limited Edition Rough […] The post Ducati Keeps Winning, New Bikes Ahoy from Suzuki and Royal Enfield appeared first on webBikeWorld . ...

In 1936, Harley-Davidson bet its future on an engine nobody had asked for. The country was still climbing out of the worst motorcycle sales slump in American history, and the company’s big twins were still running on decades-old flathead technology. Into that uncertain moment, Harley introduced the 61 OHV, complete with a new frame, a new fork and an entirely new overhead-valve V-twin. Nobody called it the Knucklehead yet. That name was still a decade away. What riders got, whether […] The post How the Harley-Davidson Knucklehead Defined the American V-Twin Sound appeared first on webBikeWorld . ...

This week, we have some industry news and a slew of new bikes: Dwayne Johnson’s partnering with Ben Affleck and Matt Damons label in a new stunt drama called Free Byrd, where the former wrestler plays a Las Vegas biker diagnosed with dementia. Harley-Davidson is officially reversing its overseas production shift and bringing the liquid-cooled Revolution Max platform back to American shores. Yamahas R6 is finally laid to rest while the new 2027 YZF-R9 and R9 SP are out a […] The post Dwayne Johnson’s New Motorcycle Stunt Movie, Harleys Bringing Max Revolution back to the US appeared first on webBikeWorld . ...

Nobody agrees on the best motorcycle road in America, which is half the fun of arguing about it. The country has 3.9 million miles of pavement and the overwhelming majority of it exists to move grain trucks and commuters. What’s left over, the roads that feel like they were built for riders even though none of them were, is what this list is about. Twelve routes, grouped by region. Some you already know. A couple you probably don’t, and those […] The post The Best Motorcycle Roads in America: 12 Routes Worth the Trip appeared first on webBikeWorld . ...

(Contributed post for North American readers) Are you planning a road trip on your motorbike or in your car Sure you must be feeling the adrenaline rush! However to live up to your expectations and to make your trip a memorable one, there are certain things that you need to prepare for. Before you set off on a trip, it is suggested that you prepare your car or motorbike for the journey so you dont hit any snags while driving […] The post Tips to Prepare Your Motorbike or Car For a Long Road Trip appeared first on webBikeWorld . ...

This week, we have a rather insane dump of goodies to the ol docket: Volkswagens tightening finances and obsession with EV means their advisors are recommending Ducati Motor Holding be sold. BMW Motorrads CEO, Markus Flasch, has just landed the role of President of ACEM – and the new board seat means BMW Motorrad could be ahead of the game in their predictions for upcoming emissions and decarb rules. Veloce Motorcycles has decided that a two-stroke can reach superbike levels […] The post The Pros and Cons of Buying Ducati, BMW CEOs New Seat at ACEM Has Big Perks appeared first on webBikeWorld . ...

In the spring of 1969, big motorcycles still ran on drum brakes, kickstarters and a fair amount of faith. British twins ruled the top end of the market, American V-twins thundered along their own separate path, and real speed usually came bundled with oil leaks, vibration and electrics that quit without warning. Then Honda showed up with a 736cc inline four that had a front disc brake and an electric starter, and it outran, outbraked and outsold nearly everything else […] The post The Honda CB750: How One Motorcycle Invented the Superbike appeared first on webBikeWorld . ...