The world’s fourth most-populous country is set to mandate that new motorcycle sales be only electric by 2040, so says Arifin Tasrif, Indonesia’s Minister for Energy & Mineral Resources.
The move comes as Indonesia aims to reduce its notable air pollution, and is part of a larger plan that will see on new-car sales reduced to only electrics by 2050, with the government planning incentives to make citizens switch from internal combustion engines.
Honda is busy looking at the future of how we will ride on two wheels, and their latest creation is a clutch-by-wire system for motorcycles.
Oregon Governor Kate Brown just dashed the hopes of motorcyclists by vetoing a bill that would have legalized a basic form of lane-sharing in Oregon.
WorldSBK legend Troy Bayliss fractured his C4 vertebra in a bicycle accident that involved another cyclist. His prognosis for recovery is very good.
Good news, the Oregon Legislative Assembly has now passed Oregon Senate Bill 574, which allows lane-sharing under certain conditions.
Harley-Davidson will make a dedicated electric motorcycle brand under the LiveWire name, distancing its EV efforts from the Bar & Shield brand.
The Streetfighter V4 is buoying Ducati sales in Q1 2021, but will that be the case in Q2? We take a deeper dive into the Italian brand’s quarterly sales.
Almost no one is asking for LED lights on their brake calipers, but here is Brembo with that exact idea, to help celebrate 60 years of brake-making business.
MV Agusta is refocusing its efforts in the American markets with a new business plan, as Christian Henderson takes the helm of the US subsidiary.
Ducati sales for Q1 2021 are up 33% compared to last year, and more importantly, they are up 2% compared to where they were pre-pandemic.
Call it braking news (sorry, not sorry), as Brembo has just acquired the entirety of Spanish brake company J.Juan for a reported €70 million in cash.
