“Harley-Davidson delivered a solid third quarter and we have seen many of our Hardwire strategic initiatives perform well, providing encouraging initial proof points of our five-year strategy,” said Jochen Zeitz, chairman, president and CEO, Harley-Davidson.
That is how the Bar & Shield brand’s press release about its Q3 2021 sales starts out. The company goes on to acclaim its sales progress for this year, citing relevant metrics back to this time period in 2020.
It is with a heavy heart today that we have to report the passing of Paul Smart, the affable and legendary grand prix and TT racer.
Here’s an interesting one for you: Ducati sold more motorcycles in the first nine months of 2021 (49,693 units) than it did in all of 2020 (48,042 units).
BMW Motorrad is headed back to its pre-pandemic ways, with its Q3 sales report showing 2021 to be another record year for BMW motorcycles sales.
Kawasaki Motors Ltd. has ambitious goals, announcing plans for motorcycles with electric, hybrid, and even hydrogen drivetrains in the next four years.
Kawasaki’s motorcycle business now lives in the newly formed Kawasaki Motors Ltd.
In conjunction with the new Barber Advanced Design Center, Pierre Terblanche is revisiting his Supermono design almost 30 years after the original work.
Kawasaki’s USA launch today was mostly a minor affair, with the standout debut being the retro-inspired 2022 Kawasaki Z650RS street bike.
CAKE has just announced the closing of a $60 million funding round, which will help the stylish Swedish electric moto company scale its production and bolster retail and service locations.
Do you mount your phone to your motorcycle? You might want to rethink that practice, especially if you have a newer Apple iPhone.
With 21 MotoGP riders covered by less than 1.3 seconds at a track over 5 km long, it is hard to pick a winner after Friday at the Aragon GP.
