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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.
Ducati legends Carl Fogarty, Casey Stoner, and Troy Bayliss joined current WorldSBK stars at Goodwood Festival of Speed to mark the brand’s 100th anniversary, alongside the debut of the Ducati Collezione 100.
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.
Motorsport Exotica welcomes former AFM road racing champion Michael Aron as Creative Director and announces its debut showcase event, A Night of Machinery & Indulgence, July 18 in Burbank.
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.
Eiko Kirino has been named President of Kawasaki Motors Corp., U.S.A. as of July 1, 2026 — 30+ years at Kawasaki including product planning for the Ninja H2 and leadership of Kawasaki Motors Japan — succeeding Tatsuro Kawaguchi after Kawasaki’s No. 1 U.S. market share year.
