MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE REVIEWS
New model year, lower sticker. That’s not how it usually goes, which is why Suzuki’s 2027 GSX-S1000 is worth a second look. Suzuki’s U.S. site lists the 2027 naked sportbike at $10,798. The 2026 version, on the same site, is listed at $11,989. That’s $1,191 le…
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If you ride a Can-Am Spyder, Canyon, Pulse or Origin, your dash may need a software update. BRP is recalling certain 2024–2027 Spyder F3 and RT, 2025–2027 Canyon, and 2025–2026 Pulse and Origin models because the touchscreen instrument cluster can reset, freez…
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The 21st Barber Vintage Festival runs Friday, Oct. 9, through Sunday, Oct. 11, 2026 at Barber Motorsports Park, outside Birmingham, Alabama. The organizer bills its swap meet as one of the largest vintage swap meets in the country. There’s a lot going on acros…
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“Solid-state battery” is one of those phrases that sounds like a finish line. For motorcyclists, it usually means lighter electric bikes that go farther and charge faster. Honda is working on all-solid-state batteries, and its own papers say motorcycles are a…
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If you own a Bonneville, Street Twin or Speed Twin 900 and had the alternator-wiring recall done a couple of years ago, don’t file it under “finished” just yet. Triumph has a second, newer recall for the same area of the bike, and NHTSA’s record says that bike…
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A fractured upper triple clamp is the kind of problem you want fixed before it shows up at speed, which is why this Sportster S recall deserves a second look even if your bike has already been through one. Harley-Davidson’s recall 26V075, which NHTSA received…
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