The only people who can rightfully write a book about riding around the world, or riding in a foreign country are those whove done it. One of the few leaders in worldwide adventure travel is Gregory Frazier. Check out this weeks selection for the latest motorcycle product news!
BOOK DVD REVIEW: Alaska DVD and World Traveling Book
A motorsports enthusiast to the core, Kawasaki Public Relations Manager Jan Plessner has been leading the way for women and motorsports for nearly 17 years. She has been instrumental in helping raise awareness for women in motorcycling by supporting positive role models such as Pro Kawasaki AMA Racer Jessica Zalusky, gathering 30 female motorcycle journalists for a press event, teaching Kawasaki dealers about female motorcycle customers, and supporting the Womens Motocross Association.
Women in Motorcycling: An Interview with Jan Plessner
Two new models were unleashed from Victory this year, plus a couple of hot signature customs from Arlen and Cory Ness. WRN Editor Genevieve Schmitt reports on her test ride of the new bikes, and evaluates the rest of the Victory line-up with an eye on what women want.
2007 Victory Motorcycles Part 1: The New Models
Victory Motorcycles rolls out its new Vision line of motorcycles today. The unveiling of the Victory Vision Tour and the Victory Vision Street end months of speculation among the public that Victory was going to introduce something completely new and different in the luxury touring category.
FIRST LOOK: Victory Unveils Luxury Touring Motorcycle
The International Motorcycle Shows are in full swing at select cities across the U.S. WRN Contributor Cindi Servante walked the floor of the IMS show in San Mateo, Calif., to find what some women and one man think of some of the most popular bikes for women. Here are their initial impressions.
When I was asked to review a new scooter with three wheels, I expected something in the trike genre – one wheel in front, two in the back. I was mistaken. This new 250cc scooter from Italian manfucturer Piaggio has two wheels in the front, one in the back. WRN Contributor Perri Capell finds out what its like to ride this unique scooter.
MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: Funky New Scooter from Piaggio
What a year it has been. This online magazine took off faster than I had imagined. Ive discovered that nowhere on the Internet, or anywhere for that matter, can you find the kind of motorcycling
Before September 5, 2006, no one had ever gone more than 350 mph on two wheels. On that day, however, on a dry lake bed made of up salt at the Bonneville Speedway 100 miles west of Salt Lake City, Utah, Chris Carr made history by piloting a two-wheeled vehicle called the BUB Streamliner 354 mph at the FIM/AMA International Speed Trials. In an interview with WRN, Chris talks about his record setting achievement including what its like to ride a two-wheeler that fast.
With its painted flames and chopper-like profile, Hondas new for 2007 Shadow Spirit 750 C2 looks like one bad motorcycle, but it provides riders with a satisfying package of comfortable ergos, eye-catching looks and pleasing performance. WRN Contributor Pamela Collins tests the newest Shadow to join Hondas lineup.
MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: 2007 Shadow Spirit 750 C2
The 26th International Motorcycle Shows are in high gear 13 select cities across America. WNR editor, Genevieve Schmitt, and WRN Products Editor, Teri Conrad, walked the show in Long Beach, Calif., over the weekend and were amazed at how packed the event was.
Consumer Motorcycle Shows in Full Swing