What could possibly go wrong if you use automotive oil in a motorcycle engine? These are the key differences between ...

As interest in motorcycling has grown over the decades and technology has improved, we've seen the development of various motorcycle engine types. Whether it's a classic two-wheel model or even a 3 ...

The heart and soul of any motorcycle (battery-powered motorcycles notwithstanding) is its engine. From its mighty roar to its fierce torque, a reliable engine can turn an average motorcycle into a ...

An engine number is a special alphanumeric code that is imprinted on a motorcycle engine, and its primary use is as a unique identifier for the engine. Manufacturers differ on what is included, but ...

Yamaha is starting to replace some of the plastic components of its engines with lighter, more recyclable ones. And it’s doing so by making them out of wood. It’s called CNF (Cellulose nanofiber resin ...

As a child, Sagar was often found sitting on his dad’s motorcycle, pleading for just one last ride, and till today, he always goes for one. Well, pulling an early morning appearance at the DL office ...

When colder temperatures arrive, many motorcyclists pack up their bikes for the winter. As is the case with winterizing a ...

This article was originally published on Motorcyclist. Your owner’s manual likely recommends a 600-, 1,000-, or even a 1,500-mile break-in process where you limit throttle angle and revs, and ...

From classic V-twins to modern thumpers, these American motorcycles have engines so reliable, they just won't quit.

All please bow your heads as the 2,458cc Triumph Rocket TFC 3 enters the building. This isn’t a normal motorcycle, but rather a deity and its divinity bestowed upon the world a motorcycle with the ...