It's been seriously, tropical island hot around these parts for the past couple of weeks. It's the time of year when wise riders will choose to hot the streets in either early morning before the heat and summer humidity rise, or wait until near sundown, when evening...

Among the many attractions and cool things to do at this year's August 12 Reader's Ride-In Custom Bike Show is a chance to win a completely new leather riding jacket from British Motorcycle Gear. BMG's Paul Brooks knows a thing or two about quality motorcycle kit,...

With their odd, whirring rumble of an exhaust note and their sturdy engineering, Triumph's first-generation triples are amazing pieces of machinery. We've been running a cool black 1996 Speed Triple since buying it new and, at 40,000 reliable miles, it continues to...

If you ride a vintage motorcycle, experience will soon teach you that having a set of tools handy on the road is not only a necessity, but one of the only things standing between completing a planned ride and spending time at the roadside, admiring the (static)...

It's been nearly a couple of years since we started restoration work on a weatherbeaten, timeworn 1959 Norton Dominator and we're proud to announce that she's ready for the road. The job couldn't have been possible without the remarkable skills and acumen of CRM...

It's a truly magnificent time to be into retro streetbikes. The current issue of Cafe Racer focuses several road tests on the current crop of factory cafe customs, a breed of streetbike barely known a decade ago. One of our faves is Ducati's new Scrambler cafe Racer....