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1 month ago | 
hotbike.com | Andrew Cherney |Eric Ellis
Motorcycle Parts & Gear For decades, Simpson Helmets has been the go-to brand for riders who live life on the edge. From racing circuits to open highways, Simpson’s legacy is built on innovation, performance, and rebellious style. If you’re a Harley-Davidson rider looking for a helmet that stands out while delivering top-tier protection and comfort, the Limited-Edition Forged Carbon Ghost Bandit Helmet is your answer.
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1 month ago | 
cycleworld.com | Andrew Cherney
When Harley-Davidson introduced the Nightster back in 2022, the bike was viewed by some as a way to plug the gaping hole in the lineup left by the discontinued Evo-powered Sportster.
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1 month ago | 
cycleworld.com | Andrew Cherney
Today, the US government announced it would be imposing 25 percent tariffs on all steel and aluminum imported into the United States, a policy the administration says is “aimed at leveling the playing field for US manufacturing.” In response, Canada rolled out retaliatory measures, with 25 percent tariffs hitting imports of US steel and aluminum products as well as computers and sporting equipment, to take effect tomorrow.
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2 months ago | 
cycleworld.com | Andrew Cherney
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2 months ago | 
cycleworld.com | Andrew Cherney
Harley-Davidson has just released its annual big reveal of the 2025 model year lineup, and The Motor Company has taken a decidedly broad approach this time around, with new releases, revisions, or improvements to nearly every one of the segments in its portfolio, hitting the cruiser, adventure, touring, and sport categories.
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Jan 23, 2025 | 
cycleworld.com | Andrew Cherney
Although automatic transmissions are still relatively uncommon on most new motorcycles sold in the US, change, as they say, is a ‘coming. As major manufacturers increasingly acknowledge the benefits of ditching the shift lever, we’re seeing more bikes in more categories equipped with systems that do the shifting for you. Honda, for example, has automatic DCT models in the touring, cruiser, adventure and commuter genres, with new shift-optional tech on the way for some of its naked and sport bikes.
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
cycleworld.com | Andrew Cherney
While most of us are still contemplating just how unreasonable our latest New Year’s resolutions will prove to be, Harley-Davidson has already gone back to work on its model release cycle, announcing its first batch of bikes for the 2025 model year. For this first installment, The Motor Company is focusing on returning machines in its Grand American Touring and Trike categories, which include bikes like the Street Glide, Road King Special, and Tri Glide Ultra.
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Nov 6, 2024 | 
cycleworld.com | Andrew Cherney
When Moto Guzzi brought back the reinvented Stelvio, we were immediately impressed by Mandello’s new liter-class ADV, even in preproduction form. The second Guzzi to use the brand’s new-generation 1,042cc compact-block engine (first was the V100 Mandello) came to the party ready to rumble, with an adjustable inverted fork, ride-by-wire throttle, and a six-axis IMU with ride modes, all anchored by beefy 320mm dual disc brakes.
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Nov 5, 2024 | 
cycleworld.com | Andrew Cherney
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Oct 31, 2024 | 
cycleworld.com | Andrew Cherney
Since its release in 2017, the Kawasaki Z900 has consistently ranked as a rider favorite in the large-displacement naked class, mainly due to its bang for the buck. Performance value notwithstanding, by 2022, the bike’s 948cc engine was looking ripe for a Euro 5 update, its electronics were beginning to feel dated, and there had been talk of a face-lift as well.
