Triumph has specifically redesigned the Scrambler 1200 XE for the 2026 model year. With an improved chassis, new color options, and proven technology, it aims to further consolidate its position as an adventure-ready classic.
The Triumph Scrambler 900 is entering a new phase for the 2026 model year and has been significantly redesigned. The traditional British brand has not only given its successful classic a sharper design, but has also focused on new technologies and noticeable optimizations to the chassis and brakes. The aim of the redesign is to combine the authentic Scrambler identity with a modern technology package.
The Triumph Bonneville Bobber has been given a comprehensive makeover for the 2026 model year. The British custom bike remains true to its minimalist design, but combines traditional styling elements with modern technology and revised ergonomics.
With the new Bonneville T100, T120, and T120 Black for the 2026 model year, Triumph continues the long tradition of British motorcycle icons. The Modern Classics feature subtly revised details, fresh color options, and more extensive technology—including, for the first time, standard lean-sensitive ABS and traction control.
The traditional British brand Triumph is presenting the revamped Bonneville Speedmaster for the 2026 model year. The focus of the new features is on a larger fuel tank capacity, greater comfort, and the latest driver assistance systems.
Kawasaki is introducing the new Z 650 S for the 2026 model year, positioning the naked bike as the modern successor to the long-running, successful Z 650. With an advanced design, optimized ergonomics, and technical updates, the model is set to maintain its place in the top 5 best-selling motorcycles.
Honda is introducing the CMX1100 Rebel, the touring-oriented CMX1100T, and the customized CMX1100SE with revised color options for the 2026 model year. The model family continues to feature the high-torque 1,084 cc twin-cylinder engine, which provides a balanced mix of performance and everyday usability. In addition to the classic six-speed manual transmission, the standard and touring models are optionally available with Honda's dual-clutch transmission (DCT), while the SE version comes with DCT as standard. A comprehensive update for the 2025 model year already brought an improved driving experience and modern connectivity features. In 2026, the focus will continue to be on customization options, modern assistance systems, and comfortable ergonomics.
With the Stark Varg SM, the young Spanish company Stark Future is presenting a new generation of electric supermotos. The model, which is based on the Varg EX enduro variant, combines low weight, high performance, and innovative technology. According to the manufacturer, the SM has been developed for use on the road and on racetracks and, with its impressive power-to-weight ratio, is positioned at the top of all series supermotos.
Yamaha Motor is participating in the Japan Mobility Show 2025 in Tokyo, showcasing a total of 16 models under the theme “Feel. Move.” These include six world premieres that provide a comprehensive insight into the company's innovative strength. The exhibition in East Hall 5 of the Tokyo Big Sight exhibition center will run from October 29 to November 9, 2025. Yamaha is focusing on the future of human-machine interaction and presenting a wide range of concept vehicles, e-bikes, and mobility solutions—complemented by collaborations with Yamaha Corporation in the field of music and sound technology.
With the new CB1000F for the 2026 model year, Honda is expanding its traditional CB series with a distinctive naked bike that is reminiscent of the iconic Bol d'Or models of the late 1970s and early 1980s. The unmistakable retro design incorporates numerous stylistic elements from that era, but combines them with the latest features and state-of-the-art technology. The CB1000F is thus in line with the successful models that once achieved high sales figures in Europe and made racing history in the US Superbike scene under Freddie Spencer.
With the NT1100, Honda has had a touring bike in its range since 2022 that specifically meets the needs of those for whom classic adventure bikes often seem too big or too rugged. The NT1100 combines long-distance comfort, sophisticated weather protection, and modern technology. Targeted model updates were implemented in the 2025 model year. For 2026, the NT1100 remains largely unchanged technically, but gets a new color option to further refresh its visual appearance.
With the Multistrada V4 Rally 2026, Ducati presents a comprehensively upgraded adventure bike that is specifically aimed at motorcyclists who value long range, high comfort, and maximum versatility. The latest generation of the touring motorcycle from Borgo Panigale features technical innovations, a revised chassis, and, for the first time, a striking green paint job. In addition to the traditional Ducati red, the Multistrada V4 Rally will also be available in “Jade Green” with a brushed aluminum tank and gold-colored spoked wheels.
After more than two years of waiting, the time has finally come: Buell Motorcycle Co. has officially started production of the Super Cruiser. After a long development period and several announcements, the manufacturer is now bringing its first truly new model in over a decade onto the road. Production is taking place at the factory in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The first models have already rolled off the assembly line, and the very first model with chassis number 0001 will be on permanent display at the Barber Motorsports Museum after the official presentation.
The Ducati Scrambler Nightshift will receive a striking new emerald green paint job for the 2026 model year, designed by the Ducati Style Center. This color scheme is inspired by the motorsport icons of the 1970s and is intended to emphasize the model's retro flair.
With the introduction of the new Kawasaki Z1100 and Z1100 SE for the 2026 model year, a familiar flagship is returning to the supernaked segment. After the Z1000 disappeared from the range in 2020 due to the Euro 5 emissions standard, the Z1100 is now the top-of-the-range model in Kawasaki's Z universe. The new edition is visually similar to its predecessor, but has been specifically redesigned and equipped with modern electronics and optimized mechanics.)
With the new 820RR, ZXMoto presents an ambitious superbike concept from China that boasts exotic technical specifications. At this year's CIMA in Chongqing, the young brand presented three versions of the sports bike as well as a naked variant based on the same three-cylinder engine.
With the new X47 Crossover, Ultraviolette is expanding its model portfolio with an electric adventure bike that, according to the manufacturer, is designed to cover several different uses. The Indian brand is positioning the model as “three motorcycles in one,” appealing to riders who want to ride both on and off the beaten track. The design is based on classic dual-sport models, such as the Suzuki DR650S, Honda's XL470V Transalp, and the Kawasaki KLR.
According to the manufacturer, the 2026 model year Ducati Panigale V4 R represents the most advanced combination of production motorcycle and racing technology currently available. Developed in close collaboration with Ducati Corse, it is intended to serve as the homologation basis for the Superbike World Championship while offering ambitious riders access to technical features that were previously reserved exclusively for racing.
With the radical conversion of a Honda GB350S, Italian customizer Nicola Manca and his workshop Maan Motocicli Audaci from Cagliari have once again succeeded in impressing the jury and audience at hondacustoms.com. The Hachimaan creation secured overall victory in the 2025 Honda Customs competition with 9,572 votes, representing 31% of the total 30,094 votes cast. This is already the second triumph for the team from Sardinia, following the CMX500 Rebel Maanboard's victory in the 2022 competition.
With the new S2000CT series, Souo presents a model family that stands out in several ways. The motorcycles are based on the already familiar S2000 tourer, but feature a cruiser look – including a version that is visually very similar to the Honda Rune. Technically, it remains based on the impressive eight-cylinder boxer engine with a displacement of 1999 cm³, 151 hp (111 kW) at 6500 rpm, and a torque of 190 Nm at 4500 rpm. The engine is coupled to an eight-speed transmission with dual clutch and reverse gear.