GACKLE, N.D. -- When Hank Marcum enters his 1967 BSA motorcycle in a national bike build-off competition Saturday in St. Louis, Mo., he will be thinking of his late brother, Joey. Hank Marcum looks ...

When it comes to crazy engine swaps, you think you've seen it all, from Hellcat-powered minivans to LS-swapped Miatas. But nothing holds a candle to the insanity of swapping a 3.5-liter Ferrari F355 ...

BMW’s motorcycle-building division has developed a self-riding prototype that accelerates, turns, brakes, and stays balanced on its own without requiring a human rider. This technology is becoming ...

When we think of the largest motorcycle manufacturers, we might think of Harley-Davidson or Honda. But in the global perspective, these two are just a drop in the bucket compared to motorcycle ...

Indian Motorcycle, America’s first motorcycle company, and Motorcycle Missions, a non-profit organization that helps veterans and first responders find hope and healing through motorcycle therapy, ...

Photo Provided This bike restored by Luke Atkinson of Ripley has won him a n umber of awards and qualified for other shows. RIPLEY — Luke Atkinson, 37, of Ripley, has been around motorcycles for most ...

The Bavarians have set aside another $20,000 to create the highest winner-take-all prize amount for an American custom motorcycle challenge – and it’s going to be ready for the giving if you’re in the ...

The Motoplex Street Tracker built by Joey Landry and Tyler Bridges of Atlantic Motoplex is 1 of 26 entered in Operation Octane. With street and track influence, both were able to keep things within a ...

A bit difficult to pin down: this is the way you might describe Deus Ex Machina. The self-described Emporium of Postmodern Activities, it is at once a custom motorcycle build shop, a surf shop, and a ...

Features include a 26-inch custom front wheel with matching rear, Stage 2 Indian Pipes with custom tips, and Indian cams for performance. The air ride system brings the bike down, blended with ...

When Chief Warrant Officer Paul Flowers arrived in Afghanistan it was a literal trial by fire. On his third day there he narrowly escaped a ride-by shooting by Taliban on motorcycles. A civilian ...