Whether you’re building a cafe racer from scratch or turning your current ride into a future work of art, any cafe racer enthusiast knows that choosing the right tires is critical for performance, safety, and most importantly, style. You gotta have style. We’ve rounded up the top tires for cafe racers that we think you…
Honda Australia MPE Honda Australia Motorcycle Power Equipment and Marine (MPE) today announced the appointment of Mr. Chris Schultz as General Manager of Power Sports and Products, effective immediately. Prior to 2013, Mr Schultz held a long-standing history with Honda Australia, serving as the National Sales Manager of Marine and Engine (OEM) and General Manager…
Since the release of the Royal Enfield 650 twin platform in 2017, the Indian powerhouse has made continuous development a habit. Enfield’s upward trajectory has seen the addition of adventure bikes, cruisers, and modern street bikes. Enfield has continued to produce classically styled single-cylinder models throughout this evolution, which have been the basis of their…
Back in 2018, London-based startup Relish Technologies launched its Beeline Moto smart navigation device. It was a game changer for motorcyclists looking for a universally mountable, no-fuss navigation system that had minimal impact on their riding experience or the look of their bike. Now, seven years on, Relish has released the Beeline Moto 2, and…
High-quality custom motorcycles don’t come cheap. Inevitably there are instances where customers leave builders with an unpaid bill and an incomplete motorcycle. This heavily modified ’93 Ducati Monster 900 is a prime example. It’s the work of Spanish builder XTR Pepo and thanks to an unpaid bill the 95% complete project has come to an…
Manufacturer MForce is making waves in the heart of Indonesia’s custom motorcycle scene with its SM Sport SM3. The SM3 is a sleek modern classic with styling akin to Triumph’s Bonneville range. Beneath its retro bodywork lies a hoard of modern performance features. At its heart, the SM3 is a 36bhp, 400cc parallel twin delivering…
The Kawasaki 500-cc Mach III (a.k.a. H1) earned a place in history as a legendary two-stroke triple. The H1 was renowned for its raw power and record-setting top speed but feared for its flimsy chassis and grossly inadequate brakes. Introduced in the early 1970s as part of Kawasaki’s revolutionary Mach III lineup, Cycle World famously…
For every motorcyclist who likes to disconnect from the world while they ride, there’s one that sees the benefit of staying connected. Whether it’s listening to a favorite playlist, following GPS directions, or answering a crucial phone call, a reliable helmet sound system can transform the riding experience. I’ve tested many motorcycle comms systems in…
The Yamaha TX650, introduced in the early 1970s, was a motorcycle designed to rival the dwindling popularity of British twins. Featuring a 654cc parallel-twin engine, the TX650 was known for its smooth power delivery and robust performance but suffered from a bad reputation due to the chassis shortcomings of its predecessor. For industrial designer and…
There’s something undeniably satisfying about wrenching on your own motorcycle. Whether you’re performing routine maintenance or working on a custom build, having the right tools in your garage is non-negotiable for any moto geek. A well-equipped workspace not only saves you trips to the mechanic but also ensures your bike is always in peak condition….