The 45-degree V-twin configuration of a Harley-Davidson engine and when each piston fires are part of why the iconic American motorcycles sound the way they do.

One production motorcycle made its name doing 186 mph for under $20,000, and every rival asking that money is still trying to catch it.

Suzuki has unveiled a limited edition version of the Katana motorcycle for the German market, with only 45 units planned. The bike features exclusive cosmetic updates, bronze alloy wheels, and an ...

Betty Boop got popped by the cops at Daytona Bike Week. “Sparky Betty Boop,” aka Barbara Spurlock of Ormond Beach, wasn’t too happy. The 80-year-old Spurlock was revving the engine on her Betty ...

The arrival of March brings both people and nature out of their winter hiding spots. When the planet revolves and rotates ...

"Pure Honda CBR Riding Cinematic Motorcycle 4K ExperiencePure riding, no distractions — just the sound, motion, and thrill of a Honda CBR on the road. This cinematic 4K motorcycle video captures the ...

The sounds of our world are changing. We’ve muffled the noises; changed rings to tones, buzzes to beeps, and bangs to ...

Some Harley-Davidson bikes are meant to be ridden for long periods with hours spent in the saddle. This means comfort becomes ...

Sound editor Al Nelson wanted to recreate the experience of a Formula One race: “It’s something you feel in your bones.” By Beatrice Verhoeven Awards Editor F1 sound editor Al Nelson and his team ...

Indian Motorcycle announced a legendary kick-off party for the 85th annual Daytona Bike Week featuring a liveperformance by ...

No other modern motorcycle in the classic segment looks this old school.