Climate change is already affecting Earth so seriously, its consequences can be seen from space.
Ride Red: A 90s Honda XR600R with retro chops
There’s a 295-pound Honda XR600R hanging on the wall at Dirtshop Thailand, in Bangkok. Made in 1990, it’s the actual motorcycle that introduced shop owner Ek Chalermphol to dirt biking. It’s also the bike that prompted him to open his workshop with a friend, 30 years ago. So Ek has […]
2022 Husqvarna Norden 901 Revealed
Husky has finally officially revealed the new Norden 901 adventure bike, powered by an 889cc parallel twin housed in a steel trellis frame.
2022 Norton V4SV First Look Preview
Norton Motorcycle has released a few teaser images and limited specs for its new V4SV superbike.
Instant Pot Duo Plus
How does the Duo Plus differ from the array of Instant Pot models already on the market?
Progression Levels: What They Are and How to Use Them
When it comes to measuring ability, your Functional Threshold Power doesn’t tell the whole story. In fact, your power-based abilities are a lot more dynamic than you may realize. That’s where Progression Levels come in—Progression Levels are a real-time measurement of your power-based abilities in each power zone. You can […]
Shimano updates RC7 and RC5 road shoes
Shimano updates RC7 and RC5 road shoes Plus there’s a new shoe for the track riders and some limited edition gravel kicks, too. Read More
Road to Philly Bike Expo 2021: Peter Olivetti Channels His Ancestors
Peter Olivetti has weathered the Covid-19 era with attention to customer service and a do-it-all approach to frame-building. We touched base via email before the Philly Bike Expo to talk cargo bikes, frame-building techniques, and titanium vs. steel. Please enjoy this interview with Peter Olivetti. Bikerumor.com: What’s your name, […]
Video: Does Riding Chainless Make You Faster?
Tom Bradshaw is back with another one of his favourite low level science experiments!( Comments: 34 )
Catch the ‘Rosetta’ comet’s return
Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko, visited by the European Space Agency’s Rosetta probe, is well placed for observation now; indeed, it’s been under constant scrutiny by amateur astronomers since late spring, when it shone feebly at nineteenth-magnitude in the pre-dawn sky from the UK.