Riders never really know how badly injured they are until they get on a MotoGP bike and try to ride.…
As far as PR stunts go in the motorcycle industry, this one might be the best. This is because this…
Asphalt & Rubber readers have been enjoying Tony Goldsmith’s work for years, but how does the Manxman approach his home…
If you are the owner of a 2017 touring model from Harley-Davidson, there is a good chance that your bike…
The measure of a rider’s importance is the number of journalists which turn up at their media debriefs, held every…
The National Insurance Crime Bureau has released statistics on motorcycle thefts for 2016, and the results show a slight increase in the number of motorcycles that were reported stolen last year. Accordingly, the NICB says that 46,467 motorcycles were reported stolen last year, up from the 45,555 motorcycles that were reported stolen in 2015 – an increase of 2%. This figure of course does not include motorcycles that were stolen, but not reported to police or insurance companies. While there was an increase in motorcycle thefts last year, 2016’s figure is still well below the figure set just a decade ago in 2006, which saw 66,774 motorcycles reported as stolen – a 30% decrease.
Overshadowing his podium finish from the Indianapolis GP, Alex de Angelis didn’t make too many friends in San Marino, and…
