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The 2026 Yamaha WR125R Dual Sport

Motorcycle Review: The 2026 Yamaha WR125R Dual Sport

The 2026 Yamaha WR125R Living in Southern California, I see motorcycle riders everywhere. They are commuters splitting lanes, weekend canyon carvers, and plenty of younger riders discovering the freedom that comes with twisting a throttle. […]

Motorcycle Review: The 2026 Yamaha WR125R Dual Sport

Triumph Bonneville Modern Classics Line-up

Triumph Announces Updates to its 2026 Bonneville Modern Classic Motorcycle Line-up

Explore the 2026 Triumph Bonneville Modern Classics line-up, including the T100, T120, Scrambler 900, Bobber, and Speedmaster. See what’s been updated across the range, why these iconic motorcycles remain so popular, and how updated technology and comfort affect real-world riding.

Triumph Announces Updates to its 2026 Bonneville Modern Classic Motorcycle Line-up

sarah riding in xd-5

Arai XD-5—Versatility and Ventilation for Adventure Riders

WomenRidersNow.com (WRN) puts the Arai XD-5 adventure helmet to the test to see how its redesigned ventilation, modular visor system, and signature Arai protection holds up across different riding conditions. With three easy-to-swap configurations and improved airflow, the XD-5 proves to be a premium choice for dual-sport and ADV riders. Whether you’re hitting pavement or pushing through dusty trails, this helmet is built to adapt.

Arai XD-5—Versatility and Ventilation for Adventure Riders

Remembering Motorcycle Mary McGee

Celebrate the extraordinary life and legacy of Mary McGee—trailblazing motorcycle racer, mentor, and motorsports icon. As the first woman to compete in U.S. road racing and motocross, “Motorcycle Mary” inspired generations of riders with her fearless spirit and groundbreaking achievements. This heartfelt tribute captures memories from her celebration of life, and the global movement Ride 4 Mary launched in her honor. Discover how Mary McGee’s story continues to empower women riders everywhere.

Remembering Motorcycle Mary McGee

Women Riders World Relay Is Back—and It’s Going Digital

Women Riders World Relay (WRWR) is relaunching in 2026 as a digital platform and app designed to unite and empower women riders around the world. Building on its 2019–2020 global motorcycle relay that connected 3,500 female motorcyclists across 78 countries, the new WRWR will feature a digital baton, skill-building challenges, and a social community. WRWR aims to amplify the voice of women in motorcycling, and Women Riders Now is proud to be the official media partner for this groundbreaking initiative.

Women Riders World Relay Is Back—and It’s Going Digital

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