There’s something about watching superbikes in person that TV can’t match. You hear the bikes long before they come over the crest, and you finally get a sense of how fast the riders are going. Plenty of US tracks also let you go one step further and ride the circuit yourself on a track day. We picked nine American tracks with strong motorcycle racing credentials. All of them are among the 10 venues on the 2026 MotoAmerica calendar, and most […] The post Best Motorcycle Tracks in America to Watch and Ride appeared first on webBikeWorld . ...

Hardly anyone buys a kit all at once. You buy a jacket in the spring, gloves after the first cold morning and boots a year later, once the sneakers start to look like a bad idea on a 40 mph road. What you end up with is four pieces sitting at four different levels of protection, and usually one that never leaves the closet because it never fit right to begin with. Most of what you need to sort that […] The post How to Build a Men’s Motorcycle Kit That You’ll Actually Wear appeared first on webBikeWorld . ...

As the autumn show season kicks into gear, we have a rather congested list of two-wheeled teasers, MotoGP movement and more: BMW Motorrad has dropped a shadowy teaser with a countdown to an October 1 reveal. Liberty Media continues reshaping MotoGP’s front office, with new blood hailing from Formula 1, the NFL, Tottenham Hotspur, and the UFC. Kyle Wyman’s emotional KOTB victory has sparked rumors that Harley-Davidson may pivot toward satellite support and global cup racing. EICMA 2026 is around […] The post Who’s Going to EICMA, New MotoGP Leadership appeared first on webBikeWorld . ...

Getting into dirt riding used to mean buying a proper dirt bike, and a proper dirt bike asks a lot of a beginner. The clutch will stall you in front of everyone at least once, and the seat is usually tall enough that shorter riders spend their first hour on tiptoe, praying they don’t have to stop on a slope. Plenty of people who just wanted to explore the gravel road behind the cabin looked at all that and bought […] The post Why Mini Bikes Are Winning Over New Off-Road Riders appeared first on webBikeWorld . ...

By the end of 1976 you could have thrown a wrench across a Grand Prix paddock and hit an RG500. Suzuki’s two-stroke square four had gone from works prototype to the default premier-class machine in barely two seasons, filling 11 of the top 12 places in the World Championship, and the man out front was a wisecracking Londoner named Barry Sheene. He won two titles on the works bike, survived a crash that should have ended his career and turned […] The post Barry Sheene and the Suzuki RG500 Era of 500cc GP Racing appeared first on webBikeWorld . ...

Today, we have a fresh lineup of paddock drama, film tours, custom builds, and trade floor check-ins to dig through as the riding season heads into its autumn stride: MotoGP bikes may still be circling their respective circuits, but KTM has locked in a Grand Prix win on home soil – and we chat about why that is such a massive deal right now. Around 2,000 bikes will cross the auction block as Mecum Auctions gears up for its 36th […] The post Suzukis New Collab for Street Fighter 6, KTMs Big Win in MotoGP appeared first on webBikeWorld . ...

Today, we have a brilliant list of to-dos as everybody continues toward the riding seasons slow-downs: Canada and the U.S. have locked horns in a fresh trade dispute, placing a 50% counter-tariff on American heavyweight bikes. Moto Guzzis historic Mandello del Lario headquarters has officially reopened after a comprehensive €50 million renovation. Dakar champion Sam Sunderland is underway on an 18,000-mile world circumnavigation attempt, aiming to break the standing two-wheel record in under 19 days aboard a Triumph Tiger 1200 […] The post Big-Bore Bikes get a Big Bill, Isle of Man TT Scraps Super Twins for 2027 appeared first on webBikeWorld . ...