Powersports Business

1 week ago | powersportsbusiness.com | Brendan Baker

MV Agusta has unveiled the Superveloce 1000 Ago, a limited-edition motorcycle paying homage to the legacy of 15-time world champion Giacomo Agostini. Timed to celebrate both Agostini’s 83rd birthday and the brand’s 80th anniversary, just 83 units will be produced—each signed by Ago himself and featuring a unique gold plate and certificate of authenticity. The bike is more than a tribute; it’s a rolling piece of history.

1 week ago | powersportsbusiness.com | Brendan Baker

A long-vacant spot in Belleville, New Jersey, is being reimagined as a vibrant mixed-use development, thanks to a new partnership between Motorcycle Mall owner John Resciniti and Russo Development, one of the state’s most established real estate firms. Just five miles from New York City, Motorcycle Mall has become a staple in the tri-state powersports scene, drawing customers from New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut.

1 month ago | powersportsbusiness.com | Brendan Baker

Battery Tender by Deltran has introduced its new Charge N Start lineup, a series of devices that combine battery charging and jump-starting in a single unit. Designed for cars, powersports vehicles, and marine applications, the Charge N Start series provides a practical solution for maintaining and jump-starting batteries. The Charge N Start lineup includes three models, each tailored to different needs.

2 months ago | powersportsbusiness.com | Brendan Baker

The Powersports Business Honors Awards – Best-in-Class, 40 Under 40, and Women With Spark –  celebrate people in the industry who are doing amazing work. These award winners work in dealerships, technology, services, and manufacturing. The awards are an acknowledgment of excellence – the excellence they bring to their work in this great industry every day.  They set the bar high for themselves and help others around them improve at what they do, and their peers have noticed them for it.

2 months ago | powersportsbusiness.com | Kevin Duke

Kevin Duke, the editor-in-chief of American Rider, recently had a conversation with custom bike builder Paul Yaffe. As a longtime editor of motorcycle publications, I imagine myself as having a keen sense of design when it comes to motorized vehicles. We all just know when a bike looks right to our eyes. However, there is a deep chasm between recognizing an attractive design and actually crafting parts in metal that look perfect together.