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New prices and special offers from Triumph Malaysia

Triumph Malaysia lowers Bonneville T120 and Thruxton R prices and kick-starts Triumph Fuyoo sales campaign.

The rise of BMW Motorrad Malaysia

Chronicling the rise and successes of BMW Motorrad Malaysia.

Harley-Davidson recall: Is your bike affected?

Find out if your bike is affected in the recent Harley-Davidson recall that affects several 2016 models.

See how a Kalex Moto2 race bike gets built

Special time lapse video shows how a Kalex Moto2 race bike is built for each race weekend.

Bespoke Furygan Lara 800 custom bike by Viba

Furygan teams up with custom builders Viba for one-off Lara 800 custom bike.

Benelli faces legal complications in Italy

Chinese-owned Italian bike brand Benelli declared bankrupt by Italian court but brand refutes.

2022 Ducati Panigale V4 Now In Malaysia – From RM145,900

Orcal Arios 125+ Scooter Launch In Europe – Features 9.3L Fuel Tank, 14.6HP

Triumph TE-1 Project Is Complete – 175hp, 220kg

Triumph Sold More Than 6,000 Motorcycles In Italy, Sets A New Record

Scomadi Enters Japanese Market With The Turismo Technica 125

2022 Aprilia SR MAX 250 HPE Scooter Breaks Cover In China – 25hp, 21.6Nm

2023 Ducati Panigale V4 Gets Refined Electronics, More Power

This 125cc Equivalent Electric Bike Has A Range Of More Than 400KM

Moto Morini To Roll Out X-Cape And Seiemmezzo 650 In India

Aprilia And SC-Project Extends Partnership

Archive

Honda Assist – Flood Campaign, Honda Stands with Malaysians

Kilometer 45 of Jalan Gua Musang-Lojing near Pos Blau Closed

Shoei GT-Air 3 Smart Helmet with HUD Introduced

Recall Programme for QJMotor AX200s Announced

2 Youths on ‘Basikal Lajak’ Arrested, Nearly Hit an SUV

MODA MOCA Test & Review – Mobile Cuteness

87 Summonses Issued during RXZ Member Ride 3.0

MOTO MORINI AllTrhike 450 Launched for Malaysian Market, from RM28,888

Wrap-Up of our Visits to Motorcycle Manufacturers in China with MForce

More than 1,000 Malaysian Vehicles Stranded in Hat Yai

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