The traditional British motorcycle brand Phelon & Moore is making a comeback after decades of absence. With a broad range of models, the company aims to regain a foothold in the international motorcycle market from 2026 onwards.
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Ducati celebrates Marc Márquez’s 2025 MotoGP title with an extremely limited edition Panigale V4 special edition. The World Champion Replica combines exclusive technology with direct references to factory racing.
After years of waiting, Buell begins delivery of the Super Cruiser. Registrations in the USA have been granted, the first motorcycles are being delivered to customers, and a small number have also been announced for the UK.
Ducati is apparently preparing a new model with historical references for its anniversary year in 2026. A US homologation points to the Ducati Formula ’73, which is said to be based on the Scrambler series from a technical standpoint.
Triumph is expanding its 400 series and introducing two new models for 2026. The Tracker 400 and Thruxton 400 are based on the same technical platform, but differ significantly in terms of design, ergonomics, and chassis tuning.
With the Izh Enduro, the Russian Kalashnikov Group is working on an electrically powered off-road motorcycle with a special trailer. The project aims to enable quiet mobility for military, government, and later also civilian applications.
An unusual concept motorcycle attracted attention at EICMA 2025. The SWM Bumblebee Concept combines eye-catching design with familiar technology and leaves many questions unanswered about its potential for series production.
Fabio Quartararo, together with Yamaha and jewelry brand Twojeys, presents a heavily modified Yamaha R9. This one-of-a-kind piece combines motorcycle design with handcrafted jewelry artistry and was first unveiled on social media.
New design documents reveal a previously unpublished V4 cruiser from Benda. The model combines an advanced V4 engine with an automated clutch and height-adjustable air suspension.
Yamaha has registered the name YZF R2 in India, hinting at a new model below the R3. The plan is apparently to launch a fully faired 200cc motorcycle to bridge the gap between the R15 and R3.
BMW Motorrad is setting the course for a model offensive in the A2 segment and gradually phasing out the 310 series. The focus is on a new 450cc twin-cylinder engine, which will serve as the technical basis for several models.
Spanish company BBM Motorcycles has unveiled the Hiro, an electric motorcycle designed to offer very short charging times. The model is aimed at riders who have previously cited long charging times as their main criticism.
The European type approval reveals a new, lighter KTM 1390 Super Duke RR. It is set to stand out clearly from the standard model and follows the familiar RR formula of previous generations.
The significant weight advantage over the Super Duke R is particularly interesting.
KTM is preparing a new sports bike, which has already been fully revealed in Chinese registration documents. The RC450 uses many components from the CFMoto 450SR S, but features a unique design and KTM’s signature technology.
Honda’s announced CBR500R Four continues to take shape. New Chinese documents provide concrete technical specifications for the sporty four-cylinder model for the first time.
Following its return to independence, MV Agusta is planning to realign its model range, with the primary goal of making the brand more accessible. In addition to revamping the 800 series, a new retro sub-label is also being created, which will have its own model family concept.
The QJMotor SRK 1051 RR is set to be released in 2026 as a new top-of-the-range model, combining Italian design with an advanced four-cylinder engine. The model is based technically and stylistically on previous collaborations with MV Agusta and is one of the most ambitious superbike attempts from China to date.
Moto Morini plans to enter the fully faired mid-range sports bike segment. The Corsaro Sport 750 is set to be available across Europe from the second half of 2026 and will feature a sporty V2 engine.
Indian Motorcycle France has teamed up with martial arts equipment manufacturer Venum to unveil an exclusive special edition of the Challenger. The limited-edition machine combines a powerful design with striking visuals.
The Harley Davidson X440T expands the manufacturer’s existing entry-level segment and sets new standards, particularly in terms of appearance. The model is once again being developed in collaboration with Hero MotoCorp and is aimed exclusively at the Indian market, where it will be available shortly, according to the manufacturer.