For more than a century, motorcycle builders have chased a single, brutal benchmark: a street‑legal machine that can ...

Tarun is a gearhead who has been working on motorcycles for over 25 years and riding them even longer. A certified Harley-Davidson, Kawasaki, and Ducati mechanic, he loves working on motorcycles and ...

The 44Teeth crew took two Colin Edwards edition superbikes, the 2003 Honda RC51 and the 2003 Aprilia RSV Mille R, for a ride to see how these two machines compare against their newer counterparts of ...

Though patient motorcycle-simulation fans will see past Suzuki TT Superbikes' quirks and appreciate its authenticity, many will shy away from the game's single-track format, twitchy handling, and ...

Welcome to Found, a series where classic goods are handpicked by Gear Patrol‘s writers and editors and ready for a good home. There isn’t really one set definition for the term “superbike.” It was ...

In the hours before the worst crash in modern British Superbike history, Shane Richardson had been kicking himself over a “bad start”. “Went backwards quite a few positions,” the Astro-JJR Hippo ...

With a Master's degree in English Literature and six years of writing experience, Aayush has been contributing to TopSpeed for over two years. Since 95% of his personality is motorcycles, he goes ...

After showing promise in the British competition, Ryan Vickers says he dreams of becoming World Superbike champion Thetford rider Ryan Vickers says that now is the right time in his career to race in ...

Imagine a super-fast, driverless motorbike flying across highways 24/7, issuing traffic tickets – via mobile apps – to the owners of any vehicle daring to break the speed limit. The design for these ...

Already a sprint, the second British Superbikes race at Brands Hatch was reduced to a five lap dash, won by Ryan Vickers, who pulled away again with just five laps to gain his advantage this time out ...

Ryan Wedding, once an Olympic snowboarder, is now at the center of an international drug case involving tens of millions in ...