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This week has less of a “volume news” vibe and more of a “critical hits” sort; on top of some big moves in the componentry industry, we are also faced with updates and festivities from a number of marques: 

Triumph has released its middleweight duo, the Trident and the Tiger Sport, for 2026, and the updates include the biggest changes since these bikes came to ma...


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This week, we have a bevy of bikes set to tout their new lineup model names to the local – and international – markets, as well as a few other tidbits: 

Shark’s released an IRID® Photochromic Visor that adapts to light in less than one second – and it’s currently available. KTM‘s parent company has been retitled from Pierer Mobility AG to Bajaj Mobility AG...


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2026 is shaping up to be quite the Drama-Llama – we weren’t even able to cover half of it in this week’s list: 

A former contractor has been found with stolen Ducati GP parts and gear, all valued at over $230,000 USD! New filings show that Ducati is working on a 2026 Diavel V4 S for their beloved Ducatisti Honda’s recent press release has lifted the...


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A MASSIVE Happy New Year from the wBW team!  

Hold on to your eggnog – this particular batch of bike news is a doozy: 

In a move that nobody saw coming, Energica has been swiped off the liquidation block with plans to re-enter Energica bikes to markets in the new year.  A Canadian kingpin’s motorcycle collection has been seized by authoritie...


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Happy holidays from the wBW family!  This week, we’re looking at a significant shift from 300ccc to 400cc for multiple brands, among other to-dos:

Triumph is releasing a flat-track-inspired Tracker 400 and cafe racer-inspired Thruxton 400 to markets for their 2026 and 2027 model years BMW is retiring its 310 GS in favour of a higher-capacity bike with le...


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