🔥 We’re excited to bring you a weekly news roundup for the week ending 25th January 2026 🔥 Motorcycle News Headlines – Weekly Round Up – Week Ending 25th January 2026
🔥 We’re excited to bring you a weekly news roundup for the week ending 25th January 2026 🔥 Motorcycle News Headlines – Weekly Round Up – Week Ending 25th January 2026
Model updates: Honda’s legendary Super Cub – originally born in 1958 and with over a 100 million built – continues its storied journey into 2026.
Model updates: Honda’s pocket-sized grin machine is set and ready to cheer up 2026. Specification includes a Euro 5+ compliant air-cooled 124cc engine, five-speed gearbox, steel frame, USD forks, 12-inch wheels and IMU-controlled ABS braking. Full LED lighting and neat LCD dash are the premium finishing touches updated for 26YM with new suitably retro paint schemes.
Model updates: Authentic, robust and offering simple riding pleasure, Honda’s Dax features a pressed steel frame, 31mm USD forks, 12-inch wheels and air-cooled SOHC two-valve engine with four-speed gearbox and centrifugal clutch.
Three of Honda’s most visually distinctive and iconic models receive new visual options for their 2026-year model iterations.
A modern take on a historic icon, Indian Motorcycle pays homage to an American classic with the new Chief Vintage.
Triumph is taking its popular Trident 660 and Tiger Sport 660 to the next level with their most significant updates yet. These updates deliver more performance, making the Trident 660 a much sportier choice, while the Tiger Sport 660 delivers character and excitement, while also improving its touring capability.
Indian Motorcycle UK rides into 2026 with enhanced purchase contributions on new Scout Sixty, Scout, and Chief models.
Kriega’s innovative harness designs are a huge part of what makes their backpacks the best in the business. But why?
SHARK helmets are market leaders when it comes to technical advancements and always prioritise a rider’s desire for comfort, safety and innovative developments.
BMW Motorrad posted another strong result in 2025: for the fourth consecutive year the company delivered more than 200,000 motorcycles to customers — a total of 202,563 units worldwide.
To make it even easier for customers to put a new motorcycle in the garage this winter and prepare for the forthcoming spring, Suzuki has dropped the prices of a number of key models in its range, via a healthy dealer contribution.
Suzuki has dropped the rate of finance on its V-Strom 1050DE and V-Strom 1050RE adventure machines, as well as the GSX-S1000 super-naked.
KTM roars into 2026 with its most complete Naked lineup to date, delivering raw performance for every rider – from lightweight urban agility to full-scale, knock-out punch Hyper-Naked domination.
SW-Motech introduces the V-LOC system – a new magnetic and mechanical mounting solution for panniers that combines effortless one-handed attachment with secure locking.
With the PHANTOM ANC, SENA opens up a new path: active noise reduction directly integrated into the helmet itself. A silent revolution, now available.
Phoenix Motorcycle Training expands its local training centre network and predicts a busy year of motorcycling.
Nolan starts from this important moment to completely redesign the inner linings of the two helmet collections called Nolan X-Series (fibre helmets) and Nolan N-Series (polycarbonate Lexan™ helmets).
Verge Motorcycles makes history: First motorcycles with solid-state battery technology are now available for customers.
Ducati is pleased to announce the return of Ducati Nottingham, now operated by Startin Group, marking a renewed commitment to delivering an exclusive Ducati experience in the East Midlands.
