Vinales after German GP woes: “I need support from team but all I get is criticism” | MotoGP
Maverick Vinales says he needs greater support from KTM and Tech3 as he continues to battle his way back from injury, but feels he is only getting criticised for his lack of speed. The Spaniard hit a new low at the German Grand Prix last weekend, where he was reduced to being the slowest rider in the entire field. After…
Electric bike rider dead after crash in Rochester, police say | Electric
A man is dead after he collided with an SUV while riding an electric bike in Rochester, Minnesota, on Sunday afternoon. Police said officers responded to the crash on the 2300 block of Elton Hills Drive Northwest around 3:50 p.m. The man, whose exact age has yet to be disclosed by officials, was taken to the hospital, where he later…
Rivals block KTM request to open MotoGP engines due to breakdowns | MotoGP
KTM’s motorsport director Pit Beirer has admitted that something is amiss in the engine of the unreliable RC16 MotoGP bike – and that the manufacturer is seeking special permission to investigate the problem. A string of KTM breakdowns in the first half of 2026 was headlined by the frightening Barcelona shunt involving Alex Marquez, who ran into the back of…
Diggia: The first half of the Championship has been unreal for us | MotoGP
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We aren’t talking enough about electric bike injuries | Electric
Dr. Blake Taylor July 13, 2026, 5:10 a.m. ET I was the brain surgeon on call in the Marin County, California, hospital one evening when the emergency room paged me. A 15-year-old girl came into the hospital with severe head trauma after falling off a friend’s e-bike, within seconds of trying it out. Immediately, we discovered that her skull was fractured…
Bezzecchi undergoes successful surgery in Italy, targets British GP return | MotoGP
Marco Bezzecchi is aiming to make a comeback in MotoGP’s British Grand Prix next month after undergoing a successful surgery on his broken collarbone in Italy. Following a crash during qualifying for the German Grand Prix on Saturday, Bezzecchi immediately returned home to Italy to meet Dr. Giuseppe Porcellini. Aprilia had already revealed that his injury required immediate operation and,…
This YouTuber Built a Fully Rideable Electric Motorbike That Packs Into a Suitcase | Electric
Checked luggage at Prague airport has carried a lot of things. A fully functional electric motorbike, probably not so many times. That’s exactly what YouTuber Ivan Miranda pulled off with the Mirandetta – a mostly 3D-printed electric motorbike that disassembles down to suitcase dimensions, flew as checked baggage to Prague Maker Faire, and then won the event’s suitcase-build contest on…
MotoGP German GP: Marc Marquez takes clean sweep with dominant victory | MotoGP
Marc Marquez converted pole position into a dominant victory in the German Grand Prix to snatch third place in the MotoGP standings heading into the summer break. With his nearest challenger Alex Marquez crashing out of second place even before the one-third mark of the race, the factory Ducati faced little opposition at the Sachsenring, taking the chequered flag with…
Motorcycle Braking System Market in Norway | Report – IndexBox | Electric
Norway Motorcycle Braking System Market 2026 Analysis and Forecast to 2035 Executive Summary Key Findings Norway’s motorcycle braking system market is almost entirely import-dependent, with over 90% of value supplied by foreign manufacturers, chiefly from Germany, Italy, Japan, and increasingly China. The aftermarket segment accounts for 60–70% of unit demand, driven by a motorcycle parc of approximately 280,000–320,000 units and…
Why new MotoGP rules caused a processional German GP sprint | MotoGP
Alex Marquez believes MotoGP’s new starting grid rules made it quite difficult for riders to gain position at the start of the German Grand Prix sprint. The Gresini rider lined up second on the grid for Saturday’s half-distance race at the Sachsenring but was unable to get the jump on his brother Marc Marquez, who led comfortably from pole position…
This 3D-printed electric motorbike folds into your luggage — creator warns it is ‘super fast… way too fast’ | Electric
Ivan Miranda has released the design files for the Mirandetta, a 3D-printed electric motorbike that breaks down to fit inside a suitcase. He has re-engineered the vehicle so that every part prints on a single 300mm x 300mm bed. The files cost $40 through his website, ivanmiranda.com, and the redesign targets makers who want to build their own rather than…