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The 2026 Harley-Davidson Deadwood is a stripped-down cruiser inspired by post-WWII garage customizers and the 1947 Sturgis ride, powered by the Milwaukee-Eight 117, priced at $17,999.
BMW Motorrad reveals the R 12 G/S GS Trophy Competition Bike ahead of the 2026 International GS Trophy in Romania — and customers can replicate nearly the exact spec on a standard R 12 G/S.
Suzuki has announced the 2027 Hayabusa in two standard colorways starting at $19,699, plus a new Special Edition at $20,399 with Pearl Brilliant White, red accents, and a standard color-matched seat cowl.
The Triumph Speed Twin 1200 TFC is the fifth model to wear the Factory Custom badge — limited to 750 units worldwide, with Öhlins suspension, Brembo Stylema brakes, and carbon fiber bodywork, starting at $21,995.
The Kawasaki Z1100 SE ABS is the largest-displacement Z model ever built — a 1,099cc inline-four, full IMU-based electronics suite, Öhlins rear shock, and Brembo brakes, priced at $14,999.
Suzuki has opened reservations (July 8–31) for the all-new SV-7GX ($8,599) and SV-7GXV ($8,399), the brand’s first sport crossover models built on the proven SV650 V-twin platform.
Suzuki has opened reservations (July 8–31) for the 2027 GSX-R1000 40th Anniversary lineup with official pricing confirmed: $16,399 for the base GSX-R1000, $17,939 for the R, and $18,639 for the flagship RS.
The ZXMOTO 820RR is an 818cc inline-triple making up to 145hp — and founder Zhang Xue has banned riders with under a year of experience from buying one, saying he hopes to reduce fatalities.
BMW Motorrad USA’s 2027 model year update: a new standard included service across every model, an upgraded M 1000 RR chassis, a new S 1000 RR M Sport Edition, and modest pricing changes across the F, R, S, and K lineups.
The 2027 KTM 790 Duke arrives with a reworked rider triangle, all-new in-house WP radial brakes, Pirelli Diablo Rosso IV standard fitment, updated WP APEX suspension, and a 2 kg weight reduction. Same 799cc LC8c twin. Available late summer 2026.
