Acosta set for surgery after wrist issue leads to Dutch GP retirement | MotoGP
Pedro Acosta is set to undergo surgery on his wrist on Tuesday after retiring from the MotoGP Dutch Grand Prix with carpal tunnel syndrome. The factory KTM rider spent much of the day battling with the Ducati of Marc Marquez for a top-five result at Assen, having made early progress from eighth on the grid. However, his race came to…
Matter bets on cooperative bike taxi model to unlock electric motorcycle fleet opportunity | Electric
The three-month pilot will deploy Matter’s AERA motorcycles across Bharat Taxi’s Sarathi network to evaluate vehicle performance, rider acceptance and operating economics before the companies decide on a wider rollout | Photo Credit: SUDHAKARA JAIN Ahmedabad-based electric motorcycle manufacturer Matter has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Bharat Taxi to deploy its AERA motorcycles in a three-month pilot, marking…
Why factory Aprilia lost to satellite Trackhouse in MotoGP Dutch GP sprint | MotoGP
The factory Aprilia team was dealt a direct defeat by its satellite squad Trackhouse in the MotoGP Dutch Grand Prix sprint, with both Marco Bezzecchi and Jorge Martin suffering for different reasons at Assen. Championship leader Bezzecchi crossed the finish line two seconds down on race winner Raul Fernandez in fourth place, while 2024 champion Martin held off the charging…
Best Electric Dirt Bike Under $1,200 – Drag Bike News | Electric
Share: In this video our friends from Aipas send us what they said is on of the best bang for your buck electric dirt bikes on the market. In this video we put it to the test with this awesome unboxing, build and ride. After we assemble this new age fun dirt bike we go out and give it a…
MotoGP Dutch GP: Fernandez leads Trackhouse Aprilia 1-2, Bezzecchi battles back to fourth | MotoGP
Raul Fernandez battled past his Aprilia compatriots to claim the second sprint win of his MotoGP career at the Dutch Grand Prix, leading team-mate Ai Ogura in a Trackhouse 1-2. Fernandez shot to the lead on lap 3 of 13 and held off the advances of both Fabio di Giannantonio and Ogura, returning to the top spot of the podium…
Mitchell Police Remind Riders of Electric Motorcycle Laws, Safety Requirements – KORN News Radio | Electric
MITCHELL, S.D. — The Mitchell Police Department is reminding residents that electric motorcycles, including popular brands such as Sur-Ron and Talaria, are subject to the same laws and safety requirements as traditional motorcycles in South Dakota. In a public safety message, the department said the vehicles have become increasingly popular in recent years but are classified as motor vehicles under…
Bagnaia makes Aprilia MotoGP switch after Ducati exit | MotoGP
Aprilia has signed current Ducati star Francesco Bagnaia to replace the outgoing Jorge Martin for the start of MotoGP’s 850cc era in 2027. Bagnaia will team up with the previously announced Marco Bezzecchi as part of a multi-year deal, forming an all-Italian line-up at Noale. The two-time MotoGP champion’s move to Aprilia was announced on Thursday morning, one day after…
LAST 5 MINS: Late red flag creates historic high-stakes Friday | MotoGP
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Minto-Brown Island Park hit-and-run leaves Salem man hospitalized | Electric
June 26, 2026, 10:31 a.m. PT A Salem man riding his e-bike at Minto-Brown Island Park was struck by an electric motorcycle-style bike and hospitalized June 21, police say. A Salem Police officer responded to a report of a hit-and-run at the park at approximately 4:53 p.m. that day. A 33-year-old man was riding with two other men and a…
Aprilia boss details why he chose Bagnaia for MotoGP 850cc era | MotoGP
Aprilia has officially announced it signed Francesco Bagnaia on a four-year deal to replace Jorge Martin, who is poised to move to Yamaha in 2027. With Bagnaia’s arrival next year, Aprilia will have an all-Italian line-up in 2027, with Marco Bezzecchi already committed to the team for the long term. With three-time world champion Bagnaia, Aprilia boss Massimo Rivola saw a major…
Harley-Davidson Enters Urban Electric Era with LiveWire S4 Honcho Minibikes: Lightweight, Affordable, 85 km Range, Priced Around $5,000 | Electric
Electric mini bikes from LiveWire, a branch of Harley-Davidson, have a global launch in 2026, but arrival in Brazil is still uncertain despite possible import channels. LiveWire, the electric mobility division of Harley-Davidson, is advancing in the global market with the launch of the S4 Honcho mini bikes. The models combine lightness, urban performance, and removable batteries, reinforcing the brand’s…