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“Westward Ho!” came the message from BMW Motorrad Canada, signalling approval of a motorcycle trip from Toronto to Vancouver. But this wouldn’t be my first cross-country tour and, throughout the trek, I couldn’t help but flashback on an earlier BMW ride, made a dozen years ago.

“Hey, man, what year is the bike?” I take my hand off the trigger of the gasoline nozzle filling the tank to look around. A young gentleman sitting in a black Lexus stopped beside me at the fuel station, leaning over the passenger seat and talking through the open window.

There was a time when British bikes ruled the motorcycle sales world and Triumph’s Bonneville was the apex British bike. Seems as if history has repeated itself.

Indian Motorcycle®, America's first motorcycle company and proud sponsor for the second straight year of the Veterans Charity Ride to Sturgis®, today released further details about the 1,776-mile, multi-state tour that uses Indian motorcycles as therapy for wounded and amputee veterans.

Ever had the urge to ride the open road with the wind in your face … and a latte? Harley-Davidson Canada is putting the hog back in Hogtown with the launch Friday of its ‘1903’ café and retro biker lounge on Ossington Ave. north of Queen St. W.

Wheels and Waves festival is Europe’s landmark surfing and motorcycling event held every year at Biarritz. Maxwell Paternoster, one of the greatest motorcycle-influenced artist brought his art to a Royal Enfield Continental.

It takes time to do create something that breaks new ground. Just ask Tesla (TSLA) or Apple (AAPL) . So it shouldn't be a shocker that bike maker Harley-Davidson (HOG) -- known for its loud cruiser gas-powered "hogs" -- is taking it slow when it comes to launching its first-ever, Earth-friendly, electric bike called the Livewire.

Indian Motorcycle is set to return to the AMA Pro Flat Track series after a six decade absence. The American Motorcycle Association runs a number of Pro Racing series, of which the Flat Track is arguably the most competitive.

Harley-Davidson wasn't just fooling around when it showed off its electric Project LiveWire motorcycle. In a chat with the Milwaukee Business Journal, the bike maker's Sean Cummings says that there will be an electric Harley within the next 5 years.

Pack smart, pack light, and pack right! Even if you have every saddlebag out there on your ride you still have to consider packing the right way. Stuff heavy gear closest to where the bag will be mounted on the bike.