๐ฅ THE MOTORCYCLE WORLD IS CHANGING — AND THIS ROUNDUP HAS IT ALL!
From a 250-horsepower supercharged Kawasaki Teryx H2 to Honda's smarter Rebel 500 E-Clutch, Royal Enfield's potential Himalayan 750, Peter Hickman's incredible 400+ mph land-speed-record target, the future of King of the Baggers, and a major 2027 WorldSBK calendar change bringing China into the finale — this is one motorcycle news roundup you don't want to miss.
In this episode of HSR Motors, we connect six major developments across performance, technology, adventure riding and international motorcycle racing.
๐ฅ IN THIS VIDEO:
00:00 — The motorcycle power vs. technology question
00:33 — Kawasaki Teryx H2: 250HP supercharged off-road monster
01:47 — Honda Rebel 500 E-Clutch: easier everyday riding
02:59 — Royal Enfield Himalayan 750: bigger ADV bike spotted
04:26 — Peter Hickman & Greyhound LSR: 400+ mph target
06:05 — King of the Baggers: what happens after Harley-Davidson?
07:35 — 2027 WorldSBK calendar: China gets the season finale
09:04 — Power vs. technology: what actually matters?
๐ THE BIG STORY
The Kawasaki Teryx H2 shows what happens when huge power meets off-road engineering, while Honda's Rebel 500 E-Clutch takes the opposite approach by reducing rider workload. Kawasaki's Teryx H2 uses a supercharged 999cc inline-four and delivers roughly 250 horsepower, while its powertrain and chassis systems are designed to make that output usable.
Meanwhile, Royal Enfield appears to be moving toward a larger Himalayan adventure motorcycle, potentially giving riders another option between lighter ADV machines and heavier long-distance tourers.
Then things get extreme. Peter Hickman's Greyhound LSR project is targeting more than 400 mph, putting aerodynamics, stability, power and rider integration at the center of an attempt to challenge the outright motorcycle land-speed record.
King of the Baggers is also facing a major crossroads. With Harley-Davidson's factory involvement changing, the question becomes whether opening the championship to more manufacturers could create even stronger competition and new engineering battles.
And finally, the 2027 WorldSBK calendar points toward a major international expansion, with China scheduled to host the season finale.
๐ฌ QUESTION FOR YOU:
Would you choose maximum horsepower, smarter technology, or a perfect balance of both?
Tell us your choice in the comments!
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