By now you’ve most likely heard about the tragic news about Carlin Dunne and his accident at the 2019 Pikes Peak International Hill Climb. He was en route to setting a new motorcycle record at approximately 9 minutes and 32 seconds when he crashed less than a quarter mile from the finish line. Ducati North America and PPIHC have created …
May 2019 Result Highlights
Last month we saw some great bikes – but did they sell? And if so, for how much?
Quail Motorcycle Gathering 2019 – Mert’s Hands
Mert Lawwill is a motorcycling legend who’s been inducted to both the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame and the Motorcycle Hall of Fame. You may know him from his success in the glory days of flat track (he was the 1969 AMA Grand National Champion), his prominent role in On Any Sunday, or maybe even his run of 19 bikes …
What Do You Want To Know? 2019 Honda CB650R/CBR650R
UPDATE: Here’s my review! Currently offered under the 2018 model year, Honda’s got a pair of 650cc inline fours with the “F” suffix: the CB650F and CBR650F. That changes for 2019 as the F’s become R’s, but what does that mean (and should you care)?
Out of Office – 2019 Kawasaki Versys 1000 SE LT+
I’m currently in Arizona for the launch of the 2019 Kawasaki Versys 1000 SE LT+, so posts will be a little less frequent for the next couple of days. If you have any questions about the new Versys, let me know here. Otherwise, I’ll be riding around Arizona for a couple of days, and then riding the bike back home …
April 2019 Result Highlights
Last month we saw some great bikes – but did they sell? And if so, for how much?
What Do You Want To Know? 2019 Kawasaki Versys 1000 SE LT+
UPDATE: Here’s my review! The Versys is getting fancy. Last year, the Versys 1000 (only available in the touring-spec LT model is the US) was a hell of a bargain as it included ABS, two ride modes, traction control, 28L bags, a center stand, assist/slipper clutch, and plenty more for just $12,999. For 2019, the Versys 1000 gets some extra …
2019 Quail Motorcycle Gathering – The Winners
View PostWhat Do You Want To Know? 2019 Ducati Scrambler Icon
Ducati brought back the Scrambler name in 2015 with a bike that was so successful that it became its own model family and spawned a lineup of 400cc, 800cc, and 1100cc machines. Though the Scrambler has been around for 4 years, I still haven’t had the chance to ride one. That’ll change today as I head up to the Bay …
Who’s Going to the 2019 Quail Motorcycle Gathering?
View PostMeet Jeff Pamer!
View PostMarch 2019 Result Highlights
Last month we saw some great bikes – but did they sell? And if so, for how much?
2019 MotoGP Austin – Preview
View PostContest Intermission Winner – NEXX Helmets Road to Austin 2019
Two weeks ago, I let you know that NEXX Helmets was organizing a contest to supply helmets to a few motorcyclists that would be riding into Austin for MotoGP. One of the winners is Bike-urious reader Alex Baldridge, who will share his ride with you here on this site!
What Do You Want To Know? Chatting with Ducati
As part of this week’s MotoGP festivities, yours truly is getting the chance to have dinner with Claudio Domenicali (Ducati’s Global CEO) and Jason Chinnock (Ducati’s North American CEO). I’ve got questions for them about the potential of the V4 motor in other platforms (Streetfighter), the end of their eight-year streak of increasing sales, and what the inevitable future of …