Culture & Patrimoine Moto
Aprilia RSV Mille (1998): The Italian Outsider Superbike
The 1998 RSV Mille, Aprilia's first big superbike: Rotax 998cc V-twin, 128 hp, and the stepping stone to the WorldSBK champion RSV4.
Flat Track (Dirt Track): The Race Running in America's Veins
Dirt ovals, V-twin engines, left steel-soled boot, and endless skids: flat track is the most American of motorcycle disciplines. From the XR750 to the Indian FTR750, from board tracks to Super Hooligan, here's its history.
The Triumph Speed Triple: The Queen of Streetfighters
From the stripped-down 1994 Daytona to the 1160cc of the 1200 RS, the history of the Triumph Speed Triple: its three-cylinder engine, its 1997 dual round headlights, and its status as the queen of streetfighters.
Randy Mamola: the greatest uncrowned 500cc champion
Four-time 500cc world championship runner-up without ever clinching the title, author of the craziest "save" in history, and co-founder of Riders for Health: a portrait of Randy Mamola, an endearing paddock legend.
The Suzuka 8 Hours: Japanese endurance racing's ultimate event
Every summer, Japan buzzes for the Suzuka 8 Hours, the pinnacle of motorcycle endurance racing where Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, and Kawasaki enter their biggest stars in front of a fervent crowd.
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