Jason Marker

Former MotoGP rider Nobuatsu Aoki got his hands on Suzuki’s new Katana and put the big new Suzuki through its paces.

Take a few minutes to watch some footage of 1984’s Widowmaker Hill Climb and marvel at the amazing machines, gutsy riders, short shorts, and mustaches.

Need a little Wednesday pick-me-up? Check out these four short stories about real motorcyclists. It’ll warm you heart.

As soon as Ducati won the Qatar Grand Prix , Aprilia, Honda, Suzuki, and KTM lodged a formal complaint against the team claiming that Ducati cheated to win.

Slowly but surely, the Katana is coming to America. Apparently on the slowest boat ever to sail the seven seas, Suzuki’s new retro-cool naked bike is making its way across the world to your friendly neighborhood Suzuki dealer. The bike’s progress can be tracked by press releases and launch announcements from various countries along its route, like this one from jolly old England. Suzuki announced UK pricing for the Katana this week, as well as a comprehensive accessory kit called the Samurai Pac…

Members of New Zealand’s notorious Mangu Kaha Aotearoa biker gang showed up to a vigil for the 50 people killed by an avowed white supremacist and alt-right terrorist in Christchurch, New Zealand, on March 15, 2019. They didn’t come to make trouble, though. No, they showed up in their colors to pay tribute to the fallen in a powerful and uniquely New Zealand way—with a haka. NOT ALL BAD ⠀ Watch How BACA Uses Muscle To Mentor Reddit Users Help Charity For Rider With Cancer By Selling Stickers A h…

The galaxy’s scientific and xenopological communities were rocked recently by news of a newly-discovered mechanoid lifeform found living on The Planet of Junk. How, exactly, these creatures evaded discovery so long is a mystery, but their discovery during a clash between warring Cybertronian factions is, perhaps, the scientific news of the century. More Exciting Happenings: DevTech Unveils Incredible New E1 Elasticycle Variable Technology Military Motorcycle Unveiled in Germany According to the…

Way back in the late 60s, the US domestic motorcycle market was awash in super rad small-displacement two and four stroke bikes. There was a small bike for every taste and style back then. You had your Benellis and Gileras and Puchs from Europe and your various small-bore Japanese runabouts from the Big Four. Even Harley got in on the action by slapping a bar and shield on an assortment of Aermacchis and calling it good. The undisputed king of them all, though, was the Honda Super Cub. You Meet…

Project Firebolt’s cylinders needed a little love, so Jason got out the Flexi-Hone, the oil, and got to work.

In a move best described as “extremely on brand”, Jason picks a handful of ugly ducklings, weirdos, and vintage throwbacks as the bikes he’s most excited to see in 2020.

Italian scooter maker NITO Bikes is bringing its wares to American shores with a launch party in Los Angeles, California.

Project Firebolt is back! After a quick general project update, Jason discusses vapor blasting and shows off the rebuilt Lighting head.

A mint condition, super-low-mileage ’83 Suzuki Katana 750 from Michigan just showed up on Bring A Trailer and we want it real bad.

A mint condition, super-low-mileage ’83 Suzuki Katana 750 from Michigan just showed up on Bring A Trailer and we want it real bad.

There’s a 1983 Honda City Turbo, complete with Motocompo, up for grabs on Bring A Trailer, but you’d better act fast if you want it.

Three Indian farmers achieved internet fame by using a running Mahindra motorcycle to separate corn kernels from cobs.

Wherein Jason makes another very on-brand new bike list consisting of small bikes, weird bikes, foreign bikes, and one possible superstar.

Wherein Jason makes another very on-brand new bike list consisting of small bikes, weird bikes, foreign bikes, and one possible superstar.

Ural’s CEO Ilya Khait sat down with us to talk about the Russo-Ukrainian war, Ural production, and surviving sanctions.

Yamaha’s middleweight XSR650 Legacy scrambler gets some solid updates for 2023.