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‘Roctane’ name trademark filed by BMW Motorrad

BMW Motorrad recently trademarked the ‘Roctane’ model name, but what will it be?

Is Kawasaki working on a retro styled Z400 RS too?

Rumours suggest a retro styled Z400 RS twin of the ZX-4R could be in the works, packing a manic 400cc four-cylinder too.

The Robo Systems Ultra Bike is a true go-anywhere electric bike

The all-electric and two-wheel-drive (2WD) Robo Systems Ultra Bike is built to go off-road, traverse boulders, and wade into water.

New Royal Enfield Flagship Store opens in The Gasket Alley

New Royal Enfield Flagship Store located within The Gasket Alley, PJ, officially opens its doors.

New QJMotor QJ650 adventure bike surfaces with a V-twin

New middleweight QJMotor QJ650 middleweight adventure model surfaces in China, and it packs a 649cc V-twin with 75HP.

Shoei adds MM93 Retro designs to its Z-8 and Glamster lids

Shoei treats both its Z-8 and Glamster lids with racy and special MM93 Retro colourway designs.

Two Days Remand for Woman who Crossed Road and Caused Death of Motorcyclist

I Want a Malaysian Rider as Well – Razlan Razali

CFMoto 800NK Wins Red Dot Award

2024 Yamaha NVX Launched with Four New Colours

GWM 8-Cylinder Motorcycle Engine Breaks Cover!

What does “IP Rating” Mean?

Yamaha RX-Z the most Confiscated at Sungai Golok

Bimota Returning to WorldSBK in 2025

8 Main Reasons for Traffic Congestions in Malaysia

2025 KTM 450 Rally Replica Launched

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Recall Programme for QJMotor AX200s Announced

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

Moto Morini Corsaro Sport to Debut in Europe in Mid-2026

Ducati Panigale V4 Marquez Launched – Priced at RM432k

Malaysia Wins Four Awards at Asia Harley Days 2025

Heavy Vehicles Prohibited on Kuala Terengganu Drawbridge from 2026

Moto Morini X-Cape 1200 Launched, from RM49,888

Shoei GT-Air 3 Smart Helmet with HUD Introduced

2025 YAMAHA XMAX 250 Test & Review – Still Quick!

More than 1,000 Malaysian Vehicles Stranded in Hat Yai

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