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Triumph Bonneville T120: The Modern Classic That Still Knows What It Is
The 2026 Bonneville T120 — the Bonnie in its most mature form — does not reinvent Triumph’s modern classic. It refines the parts that matter, leaves the silhouette alone, and reminds us that character still counts when a motorcycle is this well understood. The T120 Black gives the Bonneville silhouette a darker edge — less chrome, more shadow, and the same quiet confidence beneath the surface. /…
Reading the Ride: Digital Tools That Check Your Motor Oil Quality
A few drops of oil can tell more than colour alone. Digital oil-quality testers promise a quicker read on engine health — but riders need to know where garage checks end and proper analysis begins. Rachel Claire / Pexels Most riders still judge engine oil the old way: the colour on the dipstick, the smell, the feel between finger and thumb. There is nothing wrong with that ritual. It belongs…
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Where the Road Resets Me
A UCLA-linked motorcycle study measured what many riders already know: riding can sharpen attention, lower stress markers, and quiet the mind. For me, it simply confirmed what the road had been teaching all along. “Rain riding leaves no room for overthinking.” — Carvalho / VivaMoto The UCLA motorcycle study found me on a morning when my head already felt crowded. I’d been staring at my laptop…
Twisties: Where the Real Fun Begins - Again and Again
Twisties are where the ride stops being routine and starts feeling alive. From that first lean you actually trust to the flow that keeps you chasing the next curve, here’s why winding roads hook riders — and how to make the most of every bend. Azimbek Assarov / Unsplash If you’ve been riding for any amount of time, you know that moment when the road starts to bend and suddenly the ride gets a…
When the Rain Begins — Why the First Minutes Are the Most Dangerous on a Motorcycle
The most dangerous moment in the rain isn’t the storm—it’s the beginning. When dry roads meet the first drops, oil, dust, and water combine into something less predictable, and grip becomes a question rather than a given. A fallen Ducati ST4s sits on a rain-soaked road at dusk, illuminated by police and ambulance lights—an atmospheric reminder of how quickly grip and certainty can disappear in…
Ducati DesertX V2 — The Italian Off‑Road Revolution Evolves
Dust hangs differently when a motorcycle is built with intent. The Ducati DesertX V2 cuts through loose terrain with sharper geometry, reduced weight, and Bologna’s renewed off-road ambition. Key takeaways Lighter by design: Ducati’s new V2 platform trims weight and gives the DesertX a sharper, more manageable feel off-road. Built with more intent: Revised chassis architecture and suspension…
Small Wheels, Long Roads: The Enduring Culture of Scooter Rallies
From city traffic to alpine passes, scooter rallies remain one of motorcycling’s most quietly resilient traditions. Before highways blur distance, scooter rallies still begin the old way—slowly, socially, and with engines small enough to hear each other over. The sound is a layered chorus—modern four-strokes idling beside the sharper note of vintage two-strokes, both equally at home in the…
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Riding to the Rally: Why the Journey Still Matters
Long before the arrival, before the noise and the gathering, there is a quieter stretch of road where the ride becomes something else—less about where you’re going, and more about what it takes to get there. Before the gathering, before the noise, there’s the road—stretching forward, carrying you toward something not yet fully defined. Image: Labskiii The first part of the ride is rarely…
Motorcycle Rallies Worth Riding To — From Winter Roads to Coastal Gatherings
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Some rides lead somewhere. Others bring people together. From alpine passes to quiet town streets, rallies are less about arrival than the shared moment when different roads finally meet.
The first ride of the season doesn’t begin with the engine. It begins with the rider. After months off the bike, strength, balance, and focus don’t always return as quickly as we think. A little preparation goes a long way—not for performance, but for control when it matters most. Before the road asks something of you, make sure your body can answer. → Read the full feature on Vivamoto
Early Season Checks Worth Your Time
Before speed returns in earnest, there is a quieter obligation. Early-season riding is less about proving readiness than restoring trust — between rider, machine, and the road waiting beyond the driveway. The season rarely begins on the road. It begins here — in the quiet attention given to the machine before the first miles of spring. The first warm afternoon of March carries a particular kind…
Between Seasons
March is not a month for excess. The roads are still damp at their edges, the air carries a trace of cold, and confidence has not yet inflated into summer bravado. In this narrow space between restraint and expansion, the middleweight motorcycle — neither dominant nor deficient — feels less like compromise and more like clarity. Image: Dibakar Roy Why March Belongs to the Middleweight There is…
The First Ride of the Year
In March, the motorcycle does not ask for speed. It asks for patience. The first ride after winter is less a performance than a reintroduction — a quiet recalibration between rider and machine, where small mechanical truths surface and attention returns to its proper depth. Image: Mahavir Shah What March Reveals About You and Your Machine There is a silence in a garage in March that feels…
Ducati 916 Range
A Short Guide to the Motorcycle That Changed Everything This is not a torque-curve autopsy or a concours checklist. It’s a human-scale guide to the Ducati 916 family—why it mattered, how it evolved, which versions are most sought after today, and what it’s like to live with one now. Ducati 916 belonging to Massimo Tamburini, displayed at the Ducati Museum in Bologna—an example closely…
Our Favored Electric Motorcycles in Celebration of Earth Day
Are you tired of spending money on gasoline and contributing to air pollution? Do you want a thrilling and environmentally friendly ride? Look no further than an electric motorcycle! Image: Maeving-RM1 Every year as the number of electric vehicles continues to grow, so does their significance —and even more so during Earth Day. The impact of electric motorcycles and scooters can be monumental…
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5 Things to Bypass When Washing a Motorcycle or Scooter
Image: Ivan Oboleninov A clean, shiny motorcycle looks and feels great to ride, providing added joy and excitement on the road. It also helps to show pride in ownership and respect for the machine. The time you spend getting up close and personal with all its details and components helps to create a stronger bond between the rider and the machine. Also, regular washing and maintenance can…
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