Browsing: New Motorcycles

Zongsheng’s premium brand Cyclone is working on a new sports bike and is positioning the RC700. Design documents provide a detailed impression of the possible production model for the first time.

The upcoming documentation for the 2026 model year confirms a further slimmed-down and technically upgraded KTM 1390 Super Duke RR. The model has already been approved in Europe and suggests a similar orientation to the earlier RR special editions of the 1290 series.

The new RR is said to be more weight-conscious, more exclusively equipped, and positioned much closer to previous special editions. Documents show, among other things, weight reduction, high-quality add-on parts, and specific changes to the ergonomics.
Die neue RR soll gewichtsbewusster, exklusiver ausgestattet und deutlich näher an bisherigen Sondermodellen positioniert sein. Dokumente zeigen unter anderem Gewichtsreduktion, hochwertige Anbauteile und spezifische Änderungen an der Ergonomie.

Royal Enfield is celebrating its 125th anniversary with a special Classic 650. The new special edition focuses on even more classic elements and highlights the brand’s rich history.

The Verge TS Pro will receive numerous technical and ergonomic upgrades for the 2026 model year. The updates are designed to improve both the riding experience and the efficiency of the electric motorcycle.

Norton Motorcycles is expanding its services and introducing a three-year unlimited mileage warranty for all new models. The warranty is transferable and is supplemented by comprehensive 24/7 roadside assistance.

For the 2026 model year, the Suzuki Hayabusa will receive a number of minor technical adjustments and new color options. In addition, a special edition will be offered, accompanied by a reduced offer for an Akrapovic exhaust system.

Kove is working on a new version of its small four-cylinder sports model and has released initial details about design registrations. The documents show a comprehensively redesigned 475RR and an updated 250RR model.

Triumph is expanding its Street Triple series with the addition of the sporty 765 RX and 765 Moto2 Edition models. Both bikes are designed to offer greater exclusivity and a more race track-oriented focus, and are based on the powerful RS model.

Despite an uncertain sales situation in parts of Europe, Moto Morini is working on new models. The latest addition is the Rumble, a bobber that, according to the manufacturer, is intended to be a blend of simple classic shapes and modern elements. Visually, it is said to be inspired by early 20th-century designs, combining these with bold lines and deliberately minimalist details.

Following his surprising departure from Kove, Zhang Xue, a leading figure in the Chinese motorcycle industry, has started a new chapter with ZXMoto. Without much fanfare, he left Kove—a brand he had built himself—and went on to found a new motorcycle brand named after his initials: ZXMoto.

Midual is launching a new version of its handcrafted roadster, the Type 1 Série 3. This exclusive vehicle will continue to be produced in very small numbers and is aimed at collectors who value artistic craftsmanship and unusual technology. Only 20 units are to be built in total.

British manufacturer Langen has unveiled the production-ready version of its Lightspeed. The aircraft will be limited to 185 units and is scheduled for delivery from mid-2026. It can already be ordered now, with a deposit of £1,000 (around €1,170/$1,270) securing your place. The starting price is £44,400, which corresponds to approximately €51,948 or $56,388.

Triumph is expanding its Tiger series for the 2026 model year with four new special editions: Alpine and Desert editions are available for the Tiger 900 and 1200 respectively. Both model variants feature special equipment, new colors, and, for the first time, a standard Akrapovič muffler. The new editions are not only designed to evoke mountain landscapes and deserts, but also offer real added value in terms of technology and comfort.

With the SV-7GX, Suzuki is expanding its mid-range segment with a versatile crossover tourer. The model combines sport, touring, and adventure features, with the proven 645cc V-twin engine attracting particular attention. Despite the introduction of the new 800cc inline twin, this engine remains in the lineup and is given a new stage with the SV-7GX.

With the BRABUS 1400 R SIGNATURE EDITION, BRABUS presents a strictly limited new edition in the hyper naked bike segment. The machine is based on the current KTM 1390 Super Duke R Evo and will be delivered only 100 times worldwide. BRABUS is thus continuing its cooperation with KTM following the success of the BRABUS 1300 R and is introducing the most powerful version of this series to date.

Marco Bezzecchi secured victory on his Aprilia in the 21st race of the 2025 MotoGP season at the Autodromo Internacional Algarve in Portimao. Starting from pole position, he led the field throughout the 25 laps and confidently took the win from start to finish. This result consolidated Bezzecchi’s third place in the world championship, while the weekend proved disappointing for other teams.

With the Manx R 2026, Norton is introducing its first new superbike under the leadership of its Indian parent company TVS. The model not only marks the beginning of a comprehensive product offensive, but is also intended to reposition the traditional British brand after years of uncertainty.

CFMoto is taking the next big step toward the high-performance motorcycle segment: With the V4 SR-RR, the Chinese manufacturer unveiled a superbike at EICMA 2025 that is directly oriented toward the industry’s elite in terms of performance and technology. The machine is currently in the prototype stage, but there are many indications that a production model could be launched as early as 2026.

With the unveiling of the new BSA Thunderbolt at EICMA 2025, the long-established manufacturer BSA continues its expansion course and presents its first adventure bike. The model builds on the history of the original Thunderbolt, which already offered touring and off-road qualities in the 1970s. The new edition has been designed as a modern interpretation to meet the needs of a new generation of riders.

At EICMA 2025 in Milan, Ultraviolette provided comprehensive insight into its future direction and expanded product portfolio. In addition to electric motorcycles and scooters, the world’s first production motorcycle with integrated radar technology was unveiled. The company also presented the UVCrossfade, a connected carbon fiber helmet that aims to take rider safety and connectivity to a new level.