With the LFC 700 PRO, BENDA presents the technically and chassis-wise revised version of its eye-catching power cruiser. The model complements the previous LFC 700 and focuses on a more finely tuned overall package. Under the motto “Beyond the Ordinary,” the design has been retained, but the technical basis has been specifically further developed.

QJ Motor has comprehensively redesigned its mid-range super sports bike, the SRK 800 RR. The newly unveiled version makes no compromises and is more closely modeled on purebred race track machines. Particularly striking features include the redesigned ergonomics, the new aluminum frame, and the extensive range of high-quality components and electronics.

SC-Project is launching two new slip-on rear silencers for the current model generation of the Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RS. With the Twin CR-T and the SC1-R GT, the Italian manufacturer offers two systems that are not only designed to acoustically emphasize the character of the three-cylinder engine, but also to save weight and provide a sportier look. Both models comply with the new Euro 5+ standard and will be available from October 2025.

At the San Marino and Rimini Riviera Grand Prix, Ducati presented two new models that combine uncompromising performance with high-quality materials and exclusive design: the Diavel V4 RS and the Multistrada V4 RS. The two motorcycles were unveiled by Ducati factory riders Marc Márquez and Francesco “Pecco” Bagnaia directly in the pit lane of the Misano World Circuit.

In recent years, PMJ has established itself as a specialist in motorcycle jeans that combine protective features with Italian aesthetics. Based in Sant'Angelo in Vado, the manufacturer offers an extensive range that currently includes 16 men's and ten women's models. Among the most popular products are the Aviator, Electra, Rider Man, and Rider Lady models—four jeans that all feature a single-layer construction, making them particularly lightweight and breathable.

The Triumph Street Triple 765 RS is inherently a dynamic representative of the mid-range naked bike class. However, in its latest iteration, it presents itself in a form that is rarely seen: completely clad in carbon fiber, aerodynamically optimized, and with a significantly sharpened focus on racetrack use.

With the Ace Pro 2 Polar White Limited Edition, Insta360 is presenting a stylish version of its powerful 8K action camera at IFA 2025 in Berlin. In cooperation with Leica, the company is not only launching a new design, but also functional enhancements – specially tailored to the needs of modern content creators.

With the RSV4 X-GP, Aprilia Racing celebrates ten years of RS-GP in MotoGP and at the same time presents the most extreme version of the RSV4 ever built. Unveiled at the Catalan Grand Prix, the special edition, limited to 30 units, is intended exclusively for the racetrack and embodies the maximum of what Aprilia derives from its MotoGP know-how for the open market.

To mark the 2025 French Grand Prix, Yamaha Motor France has unveiled a special model tailored to the domestic market. The Yamaha MT-07 Grand Prix de France Edition Exclusive has been created especially for French MotoGP fans, featuring eye-catching blue, white, and red paintwork. Technically, the bike remains unchanged, but it offers a number of special features in terms of appearance and price.

With The Tracker accessory package, BMW Motorrad is launching a visually striking customization option for the R 12 nineT. Inspired by flat track racing, the kit is based on the design of machines that were originally conceived for spectacular drifts on oval gravel tracks – but are now available with road approval.

With the new EXC 6DAYS 2026 model series, KTM is once again launching a limited edition series specifically for the traditional FIM International Six Days Enduro. The special models are designed to impress not only with their technical finesse, but also with their distinctive appearance – in keeping with the spirit of the team competition, which will be held in Bergamo, Italy, in 2025.

BMW Motorrad France is launching two limited edition models in late summer 2025: the BMW R 1300 GS Dark Edition and the BMW F 900 GS Dark Edition. Both feature a distinctly dark appearance and include additional equipment at significantly reduced prices. The promotion is valid exclusively in France and only until the end of September 2025.

Moto Morini, a traditional Italian motorcycle brand, is expanding its range in the US with a new mid-range adventure bike. The model was initially introduced as the “Alltrhike,” but has been renamed “Vettore” for the US market. The renaming is based on current VIN registrations and is intended to make the model more attractive to American customers. This does not change the technical specifications.

With the introduction of the Triumph Thruxton 400, the British manufacturer is launching another model for the A2 segment that deliberately focuses on the classic café racer design. The machine was initially presented for the Indian market, but is also set to be launched globally later this year.

CFMoto has unveiled its first four-cylinder sports motorcycle, the 750SR-R. The model, also known as the 750SR-S or 750SS in other markets, was first officially unveiled in China. A global market launch, for example at this year's EICMA, is still pending. An exact date for Europe is still uncertain.

Stark Future presents the Varg MX 1.2, the second generation of its electric motocross bike, which now comes with numerous enhancements. The focus of the redesign is on greater range, an optimized chassis, and technical upgrades—while the electric motor continues to offer the highest performance in this segment.

With the “40th Anniversary Edition” of the GSX-R1000R, Suzuki is not only celebrating a milestone anniversary, but also bringing the legendary super sports bike back onto the road with numerous technical innovations, modern assistance systems, and iconic design features. After several years of absence in Europe, the return of the Gixxer in 2026 marks a significant event in the motorcycle world.

The sporty Zontes 703 RR has been available on the German market since July 2025. Chinese manufacturer Guangdong Tayo Motorcycle Technology Co. Ltd., known for its Zontes brand, is bringing a fully faired three-cylinder sports bike to Europe. The motorcycle has extensive features that are rarely found in this price range. The model was already introduced in Italy in early summer 2025.

With the Voge RR500S, the Chinese manufacturer is introducing a new lightweight model to the class of sporty mid-range motorcycles. The RR500S competes with established models such as the Yamaha R7 and R9, Aprilia RS660, and Kawasaki Ninja ZX-4R. Particularly striking is the four-cylinder engine, which has become rare in this displacement class.

Honda has unveiled the new CB125 Hornet in India. The occasion was the 25th anniversary of Honda Motorcycles and Scooters India (HMSI). With the introduction of the CB125 Hornet and the Shine 100 DX, Honda not only wants to score points in its home market, but also to tap into new segments. While the Shine 100 DX is primarily considered an affordable entry-level model for the Indian market, the CB125 Hornet is aimed at sporty riders in the 125cc segment – an area that has recently been dominated by the TVS Raider 125 and Hero Xtreme 125R.