Austin-based Bonnell is a new-ish electric two-wheeler brand with a foundation in all-terrain racing. It's been making electric mountain bikes for a bit, and now wants to muscle in on dirt bike territory with two models slated for later this year.

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Trevor Motorcycles’ DTRe Vince is an all-out street-legal scrambler that comes straight from Belgium. From the looks of things, it's the ideal bike for city commuting and occasional trail riding – all under $10,000!

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It’s not every day that you see a US$1,000 motorcycle that’s ready to ride as it comes. That’s exactly what we have here in the form of the X-Pro MC-N025, a unique commuter bike that comes from … China. Yep.

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It's official: a supermoto version of the world's fastest electric, the Stark Varg is coming Stateside! A street-legal hooligan version of the motocrosser would be pretty wild. Just imagine the power you’d have at the twist of the throttle.

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The motorcycle world is super hot on semi-automatic and automatic transmissions - KTM's AMT, Yamaha's Y-AMT, and Honda's E-Clutch are a few examples. With a patent for a parallel-twin engine coupled to a belt-operated CVT, CFMoto looks to join the party.

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The Honda NT1100 has been a roaring success since its debut in 2023, but that's been limited to markets outside the US. Now though, Honda has just confirmed the sports tourer for America - and at a bargain price point too.

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Motorcycle helmets have long been all about protection, but Sena has just added 'smart' to its new range of helmets. It has managed to squeeze its 60S comms functionality with AI noise cancellation and front and rear safety lighting into the helmet.

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Terra Bikes’ audacious e-scrambler sports a big battery, purpose-built frame, light body, and long travel suspension. Terra claims it to be the world’s first true dual-terrain electric scrambler, but best of all it looks the part.

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Harley-Davidson's sold significantly fewer motorcycles than anticipated. For North America specifically, the final three months of 2024 saw a 13% decline in sales. The reason? Official word cites economic instability and high interest rates.

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The electrification expansion continues as Suzuki takes its first steps toward its very own electric future with the e-Address electric scooter. With a 54-mile range, it comes with most of the bells and whistles you'd expect on an urban commuter.

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