Motorcycle & Bikers Blog

Culture & Patrimoine Moto, Honda, Modèles cultes -

In 1992, Honda unveiled the CBR900RR Fireblade: big-bike power in a 600cc-sized package. A look back at Tadao Baba's motorcycle that redefined the sportbike segment.

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Culture & Patrimoine Moto, Modèles cultes -

The Laverda Jota (1976): an Italian 981 cm³ triple, some 90 hp and nearly 225 km/h. A look back at one of the fastest production bikes of its era, brutal, demanding and now a cult machine.

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Culture & Patrimoine Moto, Modèles cultes -

Born in 1966 in Friedel Münch's workshop, the Mammut grafted an NSU car engine onto a motorcycle frame. A look back at this hand-built, wildly expensive and cult mammoth.

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Culture & Patrimoine Moto, Kawasaki, Pilotes de légende -

Four world titles in two seasons: in 1978 and 1979, Kork Ballington put the 250 and 350 cc classes in his pocket aboard the tandem-twin Kawasakis. Portrait of a quiet man who became a legend.

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Courses & circuits, Culture & Patrimoine Moto, MotoGP -

A circuit carved into the hills of Monterey, a corkscrew corner that drops 18 metres, and Rossi's pass on Stoner in 2008 : the story of the “Corkscrew”, the most famous corner in the world.

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