Races
MotoGP, WorldSBK, Isle of Man TT, Dakar Rally and more — rules, specs and champions
AMA Superbike Championship
AMA Superbike Championship
American Flat Track
American Flat Track
ARRC Asia Road Racing Championship
ARRC Asia Road Racing Championship
British Superbike Championship
British Superbike Championship
Dakar Rally
The Dakar Rally is the world's toughest endurance rally, a 12-day off-road marathon across deserts and mountains for cars, bikes and trucks
Dakar Rally Motorcycle Category
The world's most prestigious and challenging motorcycle rally raid event, covering thousands of kilometers of harsh terrain across deserts and mountains.
EnduroGP World Championship
EnduroGP World Championship
Erzberg Rodeo
Erzberg Rodeo
EWC Endurance World Championship
EWC Endurance World Championship
Grand Prix des Nations
Grand Prix des Nations
Isle of Man TT
The Isle of Man TT is the world's most legendary and dangerous road race, held annually on the 37.73-mile Snaefell Mountain Course
Isle of Man TT Legends and Champions
The world's oldest and most prestigious motorcycle road racing event, featuring legendary riders and iconic machines on the Snaefell Mountain Course.
MotoAmerica Championship
MotoAmerica Championship
MotoGP World Championship
MotoGP is the premier class of motorcycle road racing, featuring the world's top riders and manufacturers
Supermoto World Championship
Supermoto World Championship
Suzuka 8 Hours
Suzuka 8 Hours
Trial World Championship
Trial World Championship
WorldSBK Championship
WorldSBK is a world-class racing series based on production superbikes, known as the ultimate battle of production machines
Brands
Stories of Honda, Yamaha, Ducati, BMW, Kawasaki, Suzuki, KTM, Zhang Xue and more
Zhang Xue Motorcycle
Emerging Chinese high-performance motorcycle brand founded by renowned rider-turned-entrepreneur Zhang Xue, launched in 2024
Honda
Honda Motor Co., Ltd. — the world's largest motorcycle manufacturer, from Super Cub to MotoGP immortality
Yamaha
Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. — from musical instruments to motorcycles, the blue brand that dominates MotoGP grids
Ducati
Italian high-performance motorcycle manufacturer, synonymous with Desmo valve actuation and MotoGP double-champion legacy
BMW
BMW Motorrad — German luxury motorcycle brand, renowned for innovative technology and the GS adventure series
Kawasaki
Kawasaki Heavy Industries — from aerospace to the iconic Ninja sportbikes, the green brand that dominated WorldSBK
Suzuki
Suzuki Motor Corporation — from weaving looms to MotoGP glory, the brand behind the legendary Hayabusa and GSX-R series
KTM
KTM AG — Austrian off-road dominance, from Dakar Rally supremacy to MotoGP's orange challenger
Aprilia
Aprilia, founded in 1962 in Noale, Italy, is known for technical innovation and achieved major success in Grand Prix racing and production sport motorcycles from the 1990s through the 2000s.
Benelli
Benelli, founded in 1911 in Pesaro, Italy, became known for revolver-style cylinder design and began developing high-performance motorcycles after acquiring Moto Guzzi's technical team in the 1960s.
Harley-Davidson
Harley-Davidson Motor Company, founded in 1903 by William S. Harley and Arthur Davidson in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, became one of the world's most recognized motorcycle brands through its V-twin engines and American cruiser culture.
Moto Guzzi
Moto Guzzi, founded in 1921 in Mantua, Italy, is known for transverse V-twin engines and distinctive frame design, representing a century of Italian motorcycle craftsmanship and innovation.
MV Agusta
MV Agusta, founded in 1945 by Count Giovanni Agostoni, began with racing, won 17 world championships, and became a work of art in the motorcycle world through exquisite hand craftsmanship and extreme performance.
Piaggio
Piaggio Group, founded in Genoa in 1884, evolved from wood processing to aircraft components and then motorcycle manufacturing. Owner of brands including Vespa and Aprilia, it is one of the world's oldest vehicle manufacturers.
Triumph
Triumph Motorcycles of Britain began with bicycle manufacturing in 1885 and launched its first motorcycle in 1902, witnessing the rise and fall of the British motorcycle industry. Its Bonneville series remains a classic among classics.
Vespa
Vespa, launched by the Piaggio Group in 1946 and designed by Corradino D'Ascanio, redefined urban commuting worldwide with its monocoque body and step-through frame, and remains a symbol of Italian lifestyle.
Classic Models
Honda CB750, Ducati 916, BMW S1000RR and more — motorcycles that changed history
BMW R100 GS (1980)
Classic motorcycle - BMW R100 GS (1980)
BMW S1000RR (2009)
Classic motorcycle - BMW S1000RR (2009)
Ducati 916 (1994)
Classic motorcycle - Ducati 916 (1994)
Ducati Monster 900 (1993)
Classic motorcycle - Ducati Monster 900 (1993)
Harley-Davidson Iron 883 (2009)
Classic motorcycle - Harley-Davidson Iron 883 (2009)
Honda Africa Twin (1988)
Classic motorcycle - Honda Africa Twin (1988)
Culture
From Cafe Racer to electric motorcycles — exploring motorcycle culture
Asian Motorcycle Culture
Motorcycle Culture - Asian Motorcycle Culture
Cafe Racer Culture
Motorcycle Culture - Cafe Racer Culture
Custom Culture
Motorcycle Culture - Custom Culture
Electric Motorcycles
Motorcycle Culture - Electric Motorcycles
Famous Motorcycle Clubs
Motorcycle Culture - Famous Motorcycle Clubs
Helmet Evolution
Motorcycle Culture - Helmet Evolution
History
From the 1885 Reitwagen to the electric era — 140 years of motorcycle history
The Birth of the Motorcycle
Motorcycle History - The Birth of the Motorcycle
The First World War and Motorcycles
Motorcycle History - The First World War and Motorcycles
The Golden Age of the 1920s
Motorcycle History - The Golden Age of the 1920s
The Great Depression and the Motorcycle Industry
Motorcycle History - The Great Depression and the Motorcycle Industry
Motorcycles in the Second World War
Motorcycle History - Motorcycles in the Second World War
The Postwar Italian Motorcycle Industry
Motorcycle History - The Postwar Italian Motorcycle Industry