Riders

Motorcycles

Richard Hammond again becomes every Royal Enfield rider’s favorite TV presenter

growing up i saw top Gear For many reasons, but if I were asked which presenter I most associated with, the answer has always been Richard Hammond. Sure, Jeremy Clarkson is larger than life and James May is extremely charming, but Hammond has always been someone whose interest in cars has always been the same

Read More
Motorcycles

How online auctions help drivers and riders find affordable transportation

Used vehicle prices have not bounced back the way many buyers had hoped. Clean-title inventory is still expensive, dealer markups haven’t completely disappeared, and the affordable end of the market remains thin. As a result more people have started looking at salvage auctions, not because it is a perfect solution, but because the math works

Read More
Motorcycles

Cardo’s new Venture helmet is designed for riders who get lost in the woods

I’ve been using the Cardo Communicator for so long that I barely remember riding without it. When the Scala Rider was the hottest new gadget, the idea of ​​talking to another rider while riding seemed like something from a sci-fi movie. Since then I have gone through PackTalk Bold, Black and Edge. Different bikes came

Read More
Motorcycles

Ducati strengthens touring credentials in Osos 1000 with nearly 900 riders

The sixth edition of the Osos 1000 once again turns Asturias into a meeting place for riders who see motorcycling as a form of travel, discovery and community. Ducati returned as ambassadors of the event and strengthened its connection with moto-touring through the presence of its most long-range models, including the Multistrada V2 S, V4

Read More
Motorcycles

Stark Future introduces ‘Traction Control’ for VARG Alpha riders via OTA update – thepack.news

Stark Future has introduced a free over-the-air software update to all VARG Alpha riders, adding ‘Traction Control’ to MX, EX and SM Alpha models. The update went live on June 21, 2026. The system continuously monitors wheelspin on all surfaces – from smooth tarmac and painted road markings to gravel, wet roots and mud –

Read More
Cars

Adventure bike that seems to be made for riders over 40

Some riders pursue the unknown more quickly at forty than at twenty. This is because they know exactly what they have lost by then. Call it a midlife crisis or a more profound realization, but for most riders in that age group, an adventure motorcycle is usually the answer. But why? The famous philosopher, Marcus

Read More
Cars

5 parallel-twin cruisers riders ride longer than any other bike

The traditional logic we’ve always followed says: Cruisers are supposed to be V-twins. But these engines are generally expensive to produce and weigh less than other engines. Needless to say, if you keep them for a long time, serving the heads is double the work. Thus, the parallel-twin configuration is gaining ground on the V-twin

Read More
Cars

The one motorcycle most riders really need

Modern motorcycles have become better than ever, and there are more options than ever to choose from. Variety may be the spice of life, but the kind of variety that is offered these days can be quite intimidating, and for the uninitiated, really confusing. This is intentional; Manufacturers are in the business of selling more

Read More
Cars

The Harley tourer that could replace the Gold Wing for American riders

For four decades, the crown of long-range luxury in America has been held by a touring motorcycle. You see them loaded two-up on the Route 66 run, their gear swallowed whole and no sign of strain at speeds of 80 mph. The flat-six cruises along, the suspension smooths out faults on the interstate, and the

Read More
Motorcycles

Most riders skip diagnostic steps when chasing stubborn motorcycle electrical faults

There’s a special kind of frustration that comes with motorcycle electrical problems, and it’s nothing like a blown fuse or dead battery. We’re talking the kind where the bike runs fine for a week, then abandons you in a gas station parking lot for no apparent reason. You swap rectifier-regulators, it keeps happening, so you

Read More