Suzuki Katana

Suzuki have unveiled the all-new 2019 Katana, a tribute to the ultimate 80s sportsbike. Born in 1981, the original Suzuki Katana became an instant legend for its iconic styling and for its outstanding performance. Now, lovers of that 80s motorcycle icon can celebrate as Suzuki has announced its triumphant return in the form of the Katana GSX-R1000. The new bike uses the famed original as its inspiration, with sharp-edged lines, and is powered by a 999cc GSX-R1000 engine, good for 150 horsepower, and around 80 pound-feet of torque. Other notable features include a three-mode Traction Control System, brakes by Fujico and Brembo, 17-inch wheels, LED lighting, an 825 mm (32.5 in) seat height and ABS. Well done Suzuki.

GRIPRINGS | BY SPURCYCLE

Spurcycle is a new bike accessory company. Their first product is a set of grips made from individual colorful rings. The product allows you to personalize your bike grips with an endless number of color patterns. GripRings are made of silicone and are plush and flexible. They are easy to install and can fit nearly any style of handlebar. Each set includes 16 rings of your choice, eight for each bike grip....
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2016 FORD GT

This is it folks, the all-new Ford GT ! Unveiled today in Detroit, the ultra-high-performance supercar will go into production in late 2016(marks the brand´s 50th anniversary of Ford GT race cars) and will come equipped with a beastly twin-turbocharged Ford EcoBoost V6 engine with more than 600hp! The spectacular coupe will be built with carbon fiber and aluminum, which will undoubtedly benefit acceleration and handling. It also features ultra-efficient active aero...
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Indian eFTR Hooligan E-Bike

Indian Motorcycle has teamed up with Super73 for this cool looking ride that offers the look and feel of a motorcycle but with the high-tech operational power of a high-end electric bike. The Indian eFTR Hooligan 1.2 is based on the Super73-S2 platform and features a removable 960Wh battery, moto-style handlebars, a LED headlight, and is capable of reaching 28-mph giving you plenty of acceleration when you are on the street and absolutely tears up the dirt when you ...
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