Spikes vs pavement: we put a motorcycle tire to the ultimate DIY traction test and the results might change how you ride.

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Nori'."This time, we replaced the front tire on a "Honda Today."When people think of changing motorcycle tires, they often ...

Dashcam footage from a Tesla appears to show a runaway tire flying over the center divider of the 405 Freeway and into oncoming traffic moments before a fatal motorcycle crash Wednesday in the San ...

Adventure motorcycles are designed to blur the line between pavement and dirt, and a key component that influences how well they perform in both arenas is tire choice. Tires determine how confidently ...

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Dunlop introduced the new Geomax MX54, a replacement to the MX53 as the brand's choice motocross tire for intermediate to hard surfaces. The Geomax MX54 builds upon the MX53, while drawing some ...

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One Redditor has transformed their Galaxy Watch 4 into a custom motorcycle sat nav. The project employs a 3D-printed shell to house the Watch 4 and its charger. While it looks great, a few software ...

For years I checked my tire pressure by pressing my thumb into the sidewall. Firm enough, good enough. It’s embarrassing to admit now, but I’d bet a lot of riders reading this have done the same thing ...