Kawasaki Z900RS Cafe

Following Ducati´s lead in presenting the vintage inspired Ducati Scrambler, Kawasaki have presented the Z900RS Cafe, a retro-modern roadster that pays tribute to the iconic 1970s Z1. With lowered handlebars, a classic round headlight, a sportier-looking seat, and a cafe racer fairing, the sleek ride has a unique heritage and an authenticity that have set it apart at this years EICMA show in Milan. The 2018 Kawasaki Z900RS is powered by a 948cc inline-four cylinder engine, which makes a claimed peak power output of 111hp and 53.5lbft of torque. It also features adjustable 41mm inverted forks, a rear horizontal back-link mono-shock and 17-inch cast wheels with a unique 20 spoke design that oozes 70´s style and enhances the bikes retro styling. watch the video below

Segway Built a 60 MPH Dirt Bike

When you hear Segway, you probably don’t think of a 60 mph dirt bike. The Segway Xaber 300 eDirt Bike is exactly that, and it is built to change that perception fast. This is not an entry level electric toy. With 21 kW of peak power and a lightweight chassis, it delivers serious performance that sits closer to a small motocross bike than anything in the e-bike category. Instant torque gives it a different kind of punch, especially off the line and through technica...
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Gogoro CrossOver Scooter

Gogoro has unveiled the CrossOver SmartScooter, which they are calling the "two-wheel SUV." This robust, all-terrain electric scooter is designed for challenging conditions, with a high ground clearance of 14.2 cm. It features a 7.6-kW liquid-cooled motor delivering 196 Nm of torque at the wheel, and a low-maintenance Flo Drive carbon belt instead of a chain. The batteries, which are swappable at Gogoros extensive network of stations, offer up to 150 km of...
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Harley-Davidson Scrambler

From there workshop in a industrial warehouse in South Sydney, Australia, Gasoline Motor Company have striped to its essentials a Harley 1200cc street bike and turned it into an exceptionally high-powered scrambler. The impressive build is nothing short of a savage beast, it can handle all terrain, in any weather, thanks to its raised clearance and rugged all-terrain tyres. Named "A-15” the all terrain powerhouse features a brat style seat and matching grips ...
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