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Husky reveals full 2019 MX range

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After unveiling images of some of its new 2019 motocross range recently, Husqvarna has now taken the wraps fully off its new bikes. And following the lead of sister firm KTM as the two brand share the majority of the technology, the bikes are lighter and more powerful across the

Alta reveals electric enduro bike

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Electric bike pioneers Alta has unveiled its first high-spec enduro bike, the 2019 Redshift EXR. It's based on the top-of-the-range MXR and was recently raced in the Erzberg Rodeo, where it became the first electric bike to make it to the main event at the hands of Ty Tremaine. Meet The EXR

Video test: 2019 Kawasaki KX450

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Fresh from yesterday's test of the new 2019 Kawasaki KX450 in Sweden, MotoHead's own Dave Willet brings his riding impressions of the bike along with technical details from Kawasaki's Martin Lambert.

Kawasaki’s all-new 2019 KX450

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Kawasaki’s all-new 2019 KX450 has a new electric-start motor that pumps out 3.3bhp more, has a hydraulic clutch and is claimed to weight less than any rival Japanese 450 – although it’s still heavier than KTM and Husqvarnas. The motor is lighter, the aluminium beam frame is slimmer, there are new

Husqvarna’s 2019 bikes unveiled

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Husqvarna has lifted the covers off its complete line-up of 2019 motocross models with a long list of upgrades that allow the new generation of FC and TC machines to continue to improve. Like its sister brand KTM which unveiled its bikes over a weeka go, the 450 gets the biggest

First ride: 2019 KTMs

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We joined Ryan Dungey on the launch of the 2019 KTM motocross range in Italy to test out all the brand new two-stroke and four-stroke machines from Austria. Here's a quick first impression run down of the machines prior to our full test report and video out in the new MotoHead

Enduro CRF range gets a 2019 makeover

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Honda Motor Europe has announced its off-road line-up for 2019, featuring upgrades across the entire range, and the addition of two brand new names to the CRF family. The flagship CRF450R moto-crosser – and its cross-country sibling the CRF450RX – both benefit from a stronger shot of top-end power and torque;

Changes coming for 2019 Honda CRF250R

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The CRF250R’s bottom-end torque output gets a major boost; the engine also receives 3-level HRC Launch Control plus durability upgrades. A new front brake caliper, Renthal Fatbars – adjustable 4 ways – and black DID rims round out the updates. Model updates: The CRF250R’s bottom-end torque output gets a major boost; the

Revamp for 2019 Honda CRF450R

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The CRF450R receives a major boost of top-end power and torque, and improved performance throughout the rev-range; it also gets 3-level HRC Launch Control plus durability-focussed upgrades. The chassis features revised suspension settings, detailed weight-saving updates and a new Renthal Fatbar handlebar. Model updates: The CRF450R receives a major boost of top-end

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