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Search ArticlesWhy Mess with a Good Thing
If you don’t already subscribe to Motorcycle Mojo we ask that you seriously think about it. We are Canada’s last mainstream motorcycle magazine that continuously provides a print and digital issue on a regular basis. We offer exclusive content created by riders, for riders. Our editorial staff consists of experienced industry veterans that produce trusted and respected coverage for readers from every walk of life.
Moto Laverda Book Review
How much do you know about this obscure Italian marque? Moto Laverda was a glorious but relatively small Italian manufacturer which made a significant mark on the global motorcycle market during its existence under the ownership of the Laverda family from 1949 until the mid-1980s.
Washington Motorcycle Travelogue | Motorcycle Mojo
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Well, I’m glad that’s over. Or at least almost over.
What I’m referring to is Michelin’s time as the sole supplier of tires for MotoGP. It ends this year, the French tire-maker to be replaced by Italian giant Pirelli for 2027. I won’t miss them. I don’t think many will. There’s been way too much focus on tire foibles in MotoGP these last few years. Too many tire pressure penalties. Too much talk of stratagems specifically designed to, well, avoid tire pressure penalties.
Respect for the Moto Mentors
As riders, whether we realize it or not, we rely heavily on the previous generation to help guide us through our motorcycle journey. I call them our Moto Mentors: Those unsuspecting characters who hang around at shops, community rides and races, who still spend time in the garage looking at or reminiscing about their bikes, even if they don’t ride anymore.
Trans-Labrador Highway
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Moped Mania: A Hobby Turned Into a Side Hustle
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Norton Gets The Last Laugh
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Riding the Honda XR150L in the Philippines
If you don’t already subscribe to Motorcycle Mojo we ask that you seriously think about it. We are Canada’s last mainstream motorcycle magazine that continuously provides a print and digital issue on a regular basis. We offer exclusive content created by riders, for riders. Our editorial staff consists of experienced industry veterans that produce trusted and respected coverage for readers from every walk of life.
Avon Spirit ST Tires
A longtime favourite brand
still provides consistent results. Every rider has a favourite tire. Marc Marquez loves Michelins, all seven of his MotoGP titles coming on French rubber. Three-time Superbike champion, Toprak Razgatlıoğlu, meanwhile, can’t wait to get back on his preferred Pirellis which, if the recent Brno test is any indication, will see him transformed from back-marker to front-runner. And Valentino Rossi?