By Jeff Cobb Motorcycle Safety News The Bell RS-1 is a new-for 2011 sport-oriented helmet that shows attention to detail while offering a number of innovative features for an intermediate level model. As Bell’s newest full-face lid, the RS-1 is loaded with several tricks that the company’s U.S.-based R&D department learned from the top-of-the-line Star, [...]
Ducati North America is proud to announce its third consecutive quarter of motorcycle sales growth, beginning 2011 with a 68% Q1 retail sales increase over the same period in 2010. Ducati’s strong start to 2011 continues a trend of consistent growth in the Italian manufacturer’s most important foreign market. The positive sales figures have encompassed [...]
Coming up during the weekend of 17 – 18 August 2011, The Yamaha Champions Riding School will be presenting a women-only class at their home base within Miller Motorsports Park, perhaps the most modern motorcycle racing circuit in the United States currently. It is a fantastic chance to get out on this track in a [...]
It was an eventful race for the MotoGP riders in Jerez this week. Casey Stoner lost his chance at victory after a crash with Valentino Rossi, Jorge Lorenzo took his first victory on a wet track, and Dani Pedrosa put in one final stellar performance before going under the knife. Here are some quotes from [...]
2010 AMA Supersport champion Austin Dehaven has just landed a new gig. Dehaven has just signed with Team Trasimeno Yamaha to race in the 2011 European Superstock 600 Championship. Dehaven, just 16, will be one of the youngest riders in the European Superstock 600 this year, and he’ll also be the lone American. “After the [...]
Casey Stoner was not happy with the results of the Jerez race. Stoner, who has been the MotoGP favorite throughout the beginning of the 2011 MotoGP season, scored no points on Sunday due to a crash with Valentino Rossi. Rossi, who started from 12th on the grid, was making his way through the pack when [...]
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