Wheelers Blog & News tagged "new releases"

Definitely, EICMA 2015 was brought to a whole new level this year!   To give you a glimpse of "the best of the best", we got you the list of motorcycles we agreed they deserve to be in the top 10 from http://www.bikeexif.com/ So for all you “petrolheads” enjoy this quick countdown and stay tuned for more upcoming launches and motorcycles news on http://www.wheelers.me/ ! 1-      Husqvarna Vitpilen 701 Concept 2-       Ducati Scrambler Sixty2  3-      Indian Scout Sixty  4-      Suzuki...

The Triumph Rocket is planned to reach a 400 mph speed record this August at Utah’s Bonneville Salt Falts, stated the motorbike’s manufacturer. Although Triumph is known for its unbelievable records that made its iconic model, the Bonneville, named as a tribute to its worldwide success; in 2010, the record of 376 mph was set by Rocky Robinson with a Suzuki- powered motorcycle. The motorcycle is a 25.5 foot long made of carbon Kevlar, fully tuned and turbocharged by Carpenter Racing to...

The 2017 Triumph Bobber was spied recently next to Triumph's R facility in Spain and it looks just epically awesome! The " Must Have" hardtail Bobber is a tuned and updated version of the classic line up debuting in 2016. As noticed in the previously spied Street tracker and Street tracker R, the Triumph Bobber seems to be featuring their 1200 CC water- cooled engine. We still don't know much about this motorbike, but one thing is for sure, this mighty Bobber looks insanely promising!

5e11even Media, a group of stunt riders who are part of the French Stunt organization, created a full vision of how future bikes will look like, through a wicked artwork that will literally blow your mind. From flying jet turbine rocket bikes, to robots that turn into motorcycles and clothing that are charged with motorcycles parts, these creations seem to be indisputable fantasies. But HEY! The bike you’re rolling on now was once a pure fiction 50 years ago! Who’s in for a JET Group Ride!

Mottos seem to gain extra strength when they are in Latin. Just think of the United States Marine Corps’ “Semper Fidelis,” which means “always faithful.” Or the United States Coast Guard’s “Semper Paratus” which means “always ready.” And then, of course, there’s “E pluribus unum,” which means “out of many, one.” The moment you hear them, you immediately stand at attention. In all its years, Ducati has never added a motto in Latin to its desmo badge. Now, however, it has: “Fortitudo mea in...