Pirelli explains why MotoGP’s controversial tyre pressure rule will stay for 2027 | MotoGP
Honda bid farewell to Joan Mir on 2 July with a social media post ahead of the conclusion of his four-year spell with HRC to join Gresini for the 2027 MotoGP season. In the post, the Tokyo manufacturer wrote: “Three podiums and your champion’s spirit shine bright as the highlights”. A search through the championship statistics is enough to verify…
Royal Enfield begins Flying Flea deliveries – global deliveries beginning soon | Electric
June 2026 has proved to be a big month for Royal Enfield, after the Indian company revealed a 27 per cent sales surge globally, while it also rolled out the first Flying Flea C6 models in India. The new Flying Flea C6, along with the S6 Scrambler, mark the brand’s first foray into the world of electric motorcycles. Initiating deliveries…
Bagnaia undergoes successful arm surgery, targets MotoGP return at Silverstone | MotoGP
Ducati has revealed that Francesco Bagnaia underwent successful surgery on his right forearm on Wednesday, with the Italian aiming to return for the British Grand Prix at Silverstone. The two-time MotoGP champion attended an event in Rome on Tuesday, where he was named a sporting ambassador by Italy’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs alongside several other leading Italian motorcycle racers. Just…
MotoGP™ highlights: The key moments from the 2026 German Grand Prix | MotoGP
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Garden City bans high-speed e-bikes and scooters on streets and Greenbelt without title | Electric
GARDEN CITY, Idaho (CBS2) — Mayor Bill Jacobs announced that the Garden City City Council has adopted Ordinance No. 1068-26, a measure designed to protect public safety by prohibiting high-speed electric motorbikes and high-speed electric scooters from streets, including the Boise River Greenbelt, city parks, crosswalks, bike lanes and bike paths, unless they are titled and insured. According to a…
Aprilia moves up in MotoGP concessions as Ducati and Honda drop down | MotoGP
MotoGP’s concessions system enters its final stage before the arrival of the new technical regulations in 2027, which will mark the beginning of a new era in the world championship, with all manufacturers starting again from zero. Under the current system, each manufacturer’s points over the previous 12 months are counted to determine which concessions level they will fall under…
Rwanda Mandates Universal Battery Swapping for Electric Motorcycles | Electric
An electric motorcycle designed for commercial transport, representing the shift towards sustainable e-mobility and universal battery-swapping infrastructure across East Africa | Erick Wokabi /X New regulations dismantle closed charging networks, requiring electric motorcycle operators to adopt universal battery-swapping systems across Rwanda. Rwanda has officially become the first country on the African continent to mandate universal battery-swapping interoperability for electric motorcycles….
MotoGP German GP: Marquez leads Ducati sweep to take sprint win | MotoGP
Marc Marquez headed a Ducati 1-2-3 in the MotoGP sprint race at his beloved Sachsenring on Saturday, leading his brother Alex and Fabio Di Giannantonio across the line. With Marco Bezzecchi absent following an earlier qualifying crash, his team-mate Jorge Martin stretched his advantage at the top of the points table to 11 after coming home in sixth. This was the…
Police officers are seeing rising concern with electric scooters and bikes | Local News | Electric
JANESVILLE – As electric bikes and scooters become more popular in Janesville, local police officials say they’re responding to mounting safety concerns with “education” rather than police jumping straight to ticketing people who may be breaking traffic laws with e-bikes. Janesville Police Chief Chad Pearson gave the City Council an overview this week of Wisconsin laws governing e-bikes, e-scooters, mopeds…
MotoGP’s single-bike proposal on brink of collapse | MotoGP
A lack of unanimity among MotoGP manufacturers has dramatically altered the outlook for a proposal led by Aprilia to limit riders to a single bike during Friday and Saturday practice sessions. Until a couple of grands prix ago, most manufacturers believed that, starting next season, teams would remove one of the two bikes from the front of the garage during…
Wake County, N.C., Leaders Contemplate More E-Bike Rules | Electric
(TNS) — Local leaders across Wake County and North Carolina face a challenge in regulating e-bikes, e-scooters and similar vehicles. In March about two dozen riders rode together through Wake Forest in what police called an e-bike takeover, slowing traffic, The News & Observer previously reported. Nationally, more than 20,000 people are injured riding e-bikes every year, with around 3,000…