Here’s a statistic that many bike owners or prospective owners will not love to learn: most motorcycles can lose up to 20% of their value in the first year alone. If you already knew this, then you’re not shocked, but for people in the market for a new or even a used motorcycle, current depreciation rates could be too steep and dissuade them from getting their hands on their dream bike. From accident history to title brands and legal issues […] The post Understanding Motorcycle Depreciation: What Kills Resale Value appeared first on webBikeWorld . ...

Weve got a lot of company-based movement to show off for this week: A new crowdfunding campaign has been launched to fight the Nürburgrings ban on some of the circuit’s biggest public, co-ed (mtorcycle and auto) sessions. Kawasaki and Bimota have new bikes readying for a debut at the 2026 WorldSBK season opener, including the all-new Ninja ZX-10R and the hub-steered Tesi H2. Indian Motorcycle is moving away from the entry-level beginner markets to keep focus on its premium performance […] The post Bikers Fight to Lift Nürburgring Ban, New D from Kawasaki and Bimota appeared first on webBikeWorld . ...

Purchasing a motorcycle is different for every prospective owner. Not everyone has the budget to get their hands on a brand-new bike, so other alternatives such as motorcycles with rebuilt or salvage titles, can make more financial sense. In fact, there’s a growing market for these bikes. The global salvaged motorcycle market was estimated at around $120.08 Billion in 2024 and it’s easy to see why. Buyers can save between 20-50% off clean title equivalents, though insurance rates are often […] The post Salvage vs. Rebuilt Motorcycles: What Every Rider Should Know Before Buying appeared first on webBikeWorld . ...

Today, we have a wealth of topics floating about the Powersports Industry: Switzerlands new FIM Motorcycle Museum is opening in a few scant weeks! With the final paperwork now complete, Indian Motorcycles stands as an independent company. Two electric motorcycle companies went to court over similar motorcycles… who will win Maeving is planning on expanding to North America with around $14 million in funding secured to do so. Lets begin with the new motorcycle museum, shall we For the Ages: […] The post New Bike Museums, Lawsuits, and Maeving Expands Across the Pond appeared first on webBikeWorld . ...

This week, we have the usual diverse news offerings to glaze the palate: Triumph is releasing a limited edition of their Speed Twin 1200 in a very nice cafe racer package, complete with a Competition Green and Aluminium Silver livery. Stark Futures new partnership with a Chinese company is working to reduce charging time to a ten-minute inconvenience. Buell Motorcycle Co. has secured a federal loan of $10 million dollars in pursuit of their continued expansion. IP filings show that […] The post Triumph Reveals a Limited Edition Cafe Racer, Ducati Primed to Refresh Diavel V4 appeared first on webBikeWorld . ...

This week has less of a “volume news” vibe and more of a “critical hits” sort; on top of some big moves in the componentry industry, we are also faced with updates and festivities from a number of marques: Triumph has released its middleweight duo, the Trident and the Tiger Sport, for 2026, and the updates include the biggest changes since these bikes came to market. WP suspension is great at what they do, but someone has to capitalize on […] The post Big Updates from BMW, WP Suspension, and Hinckleys Best appeared first on webBikeWorld . ...

This week, we have a bevy of bikes set to tout their new lineup model names to the local – and international – markets, as well as a few other tidbits: Shark’s released an IRID® Photochromic Visor that adapts to light in less than one second – and its currently available. KTMs parent company has been retitled from Pierer Mobility AG to Bajaj Mobility AG The owners of the worlds most powerful EV motocross motorcycle are celebrating a stunning spike […] The post KTM Shows Off New Lineup Bikes, Shark Goes Photochromic appeared first on webBikeWorld . ...