Motorcycle & Bikers Blog
Jim Redman : le premier grand champion de l'ère Honda
Sextuple champion du monde 250cc et 350cc entre 1962 et 1965, Jim Redman fut le fer de lance de Honda en Grand Prix : portrait du pionnier venu de Rhodésie qui a dompté les fabuleuses multicylindres japonaises et ouvert la voie à Mike Hailwood.
The Harley-Davidson Sportster: An Accessible Icon Since 1957
Born in 1957 with its Ironhead engine, the Sportster remained the most accessible Harley and the preferred custom base for bikers for over 60 years. Let's take a look back at a true legend.
The scrambler: a motorcycle that loves dirt as much as asphalt
Born from post-war off-road racing and enhanced by Californian desert sleds, the scrambler motorcycle combines a high-mounted exhaust, knobby tires, and a minimalist look. History, style, and revival of a cult genre.
The Yamaha VMAX (1985): The Muscle Bike That Invented the Power Cruiser
An 1198 cc V4, 145 hp, a devastating V-Boost system and legendary side scoops: a dive into the legend of the Yamaha VMAX, the muscle bike that created its own category.
The Bol d'Or: History of the Legendary French Motorcycle Endurance Race
Born in 1922, the world's oldest 24-hour race tells the story of a century of motorcycle endurance: Montlhéry, Le Castellet, Magny-Cours, legendary riders, and popular fervor.