Zero Motorcycles has announced its 10th anniversary celebration. To mark a decade of pioneering electric vehicles, Zero launched a limited edition 10th Anniversary model, rolled out a rich timeline of stories chronicling the rise of the company, and highlighted 10 years of owner savings with a special gift for buyers.

Sometimes, the best part of motorcycling is when you turn the engine off. I used to think the best time was that fraction of a second after swinging a leg over the seat when you pause to think about the ride to come.

Legacy Harley-Davidson is teaming up with TxDOT for a Motorcycle Safety Awareness event from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the Legacy Harley-Davidson showroom, 12100 East Highway 80, between Odessa and Midland. Several banners will be on hand for groups to take photographs with and post to social media accounts. Food vendors will be on site for the event.

BMW riders who register to participate in a leg or the whole route of the upcoming Sisters’ Centennial Motorcycle Ride by June 15, will receive a free gift from the BMW Motorcycle Owners of America (MOA). The three-week cross-country motorcycle adventure for women, presented by BMW Motorrad USA, commemorates the 100th anniversary of Adeline and Augusta Van Buren’s historic motorcycle ride across the United States.

Last month saw a joyous celebration of biker culture at Friday the 13th in Port Dover. But in recent weeks we have witnessed the darker side of motorcycles, with an increase in fatal crashes on our roadways.

Get your motorcycle a proper service before setting off for the track. Ensure that the engine oil is topped up, forks are aligned and have proper oil for damping.

As summer travel season heats up, it’s expected a lot more cars will be on the road, as well as motorcycles.   And with more vehicles, the chances of an accident increase. Just this past Memorial Day weekend, 4 of 11 fatalities involved motorcycles.

Calgary police are investigating after a motorcycle fatality early Wednesday in the city's southeast. Emergency crews were called out to the intersection of 52 Street and Dufferin Place SE around 6:15 a.m. Wednesday after reports of a crash.

It was another tough weekend for Canadians in World Superbike support classes, as both Braeden Ortt and Stacey Nesbitt saw disappointing results in their respective races. Ortt, who’s the youngest-ever competitor in World Supersport, earned a DNF after crashing out on the second lap (veteran Kenan Sofuoglu won the race).

Defending Mopar Canadian Superbike champion Jordan Szoke picked up where he had left off at the end of the 2015 season, winning the opening round of the 2016 campaign at Shannonville Motorsport Park on Sunday.