MOTORCYCLES

March 14, 2019

Mecum Phoenix 2019 Preview

Mecum Auctions is headed to Phoenix with 100 excellent bikes!

The Current: Talking Tech With Energica CTO Giampiero Testoni

Can autonomous vehicle systems increase motorcycle safety? Energica has been...

Savic: Australia’s First Production E-Moto

Dennis Savic displayed his cafe racer prototype, auguring the future of...

The Charging Bullet

Can you future-proof a classic motorcycle? This 1961 Royal Enfield Bullet was...

2019 Las Vegas Auction Recap

Some went high, some went low, and a lot went stratospheric. That's the...

The Current: Novus, the Monocoque Flyer

Top Ten Bonhams Vegas 2019 Highlights

The 2019 Bonhams Las Vegas auction has 128 lots, making it a one-day event with...

Mecum’s Blockbuster 2019 Las Vegas Sale

Digging into the history of some of our favorite bikes coming up for auction at...

The Current: Saroléa Melds Google AI Into MANX7

To gain mass data collection for true AI responsiveness, Belgian e-bike maker...

A Year of Living Dangerously

The author’s wife decides to get her motorcycle license at 52, and through...

The Current: Fly Free Introduces Classic and Desert E-Bikes

Fly Free is a new California e-Bike manufacturer aiming at the ultra-hip with...

The Current: Eva Håkansson’s Quest to Break 400 mph With Green Envy

Breaking a land speed record by reaching 255.122 mph in an electric motorcycle of her own design and construction isn’t enough for Swedish mechanical engineer and lecturer Eva Håkansson. After becoming the world's fastest woman on an electric motorcycle in 2014, 2016 and 2017, the 37-year-old resident of New Zealand aims to break 400 mph by 2021. Eva Hakansson. We recommend you visit her personal website here, and her new website Science Envy here. Great stuff! Teach your girls math! [Eva Håkansson]Standing at 5-foot-2, Håkansson first...