SportBikes Inc Magazine

Feb 8, 2025 | sportbikesincmag.com | Allan Lane

MotoAmerica announced a new requirement for all riders to wear airbag-equipped suits and Dainese is offering its support with its D-air 3X airbag system. The D-air 3X is designed with triple-activation technology, providing riders with three potential deployments. Its replaceable gas generator ensures the airbag activates in just 45 milliseconds. The D-air 3X system combines advanced engineering with practical features that keep rider safety at the forefront.

Oct 30, 2024 | sportbikesincmag.com | Allan Lane

The 2025 BMW S 1000 RR is a tribute bike of sorts, with design cues straight from the O.G. S 1000 RR which made its debut in 2009. But the S 1000 RR has come a long way since it first rolled onto the asphalt. The asymmetrical design incorporates a large exit opening on the left side for efficient heat dissipation, while the right side showcases a dynamic gill design.

Aug 26, 2024 | sportbikesincmag.com | Allan Lane

Can-Am announced its return to the two-wheel sector in August of 2022, with the reveal of launching an electric motorcycle lineup to cover the versatile needs of today’s riders. Two years later, Can-Am presents the 2025 Can-Am Pulse. Designed with the energy of city life in mind, the Pulse combines agility, innovation, and advanced technology to create a facilitating riding experience. “Today, we are reclaiming our two-wheel heritage by bringing new excitement to the electric motorcycle industry.

Aug 8, 2024 | sportbikesincmag.com | Allan Lane

American Garrett Gerloff is moving to the Kawasaki Puccetti Racing team in 2025, placing him under his third manufacturer since transitioning to the WorldSBK paddock from MotoAmerica in 2020. Gerloff’s debut season in WorldSBK saw him earn three podium finishes in his debut season with Yamaha. He continued to impress in 2021 with two podium finishes. His move to the Bonovo Action BMW team in 2023 presented new opportunities.

Jul 24, 2024 | sportbikesincmag.com | Allan Lane

Simon Crafar has been appointed as the next Chairman of the FIM MotoGP Stewards Panel, succeeding Freddie Spencer, with his tenure commencing in 2025, following Spencer’s decision to step down from the role at the culmination of the 2024 season. Simon Crafar brings a wealth of experience and a deep understanding of the sport to his new position.