BUCK CITY BIKER

Tarform have been on our radar for a while, not only because their bikes (the Luna and Vera), look properly interesting, but also because of what they’re trying to do.

Eyes up, Cali. If you haven’t caught wind yet, regulations have quietly changed state-wide around e-moto bikes — specifically off-road electric dirt bikes. This signals that California is finally admitting that electric dirt bikes without pedals don’t fit neatly into existing boxes.

If you live in North America, you’ve probably looked across the Atlantic and thought, why do they get all the good stuff? Europe has no shortage of electric motorcycles on the road, and a long history of small, practical bikes actually being used as transport. Beachman, a small Canadian outfit, is working to close that gap

If you live stateside and you’re a fan of powerful, tech-driven bikes, the Stark Varg’s arrival in the U.S. market is a major event you don’t want to miss. This electric enduro bike has already been dominating in Europe, and now it’s ready to show American riders just how much electric bikes can change the game.

In the fast-evolving world of e-dirt, Dust Moto are stepping-up with an American-made, top-tier alternative. Their creation, the Hightail , is an all-electric dirt bike with an all-American pedigree. Dust Moto Hightail The Hightail is designed to deliver premium performance while offering a quieter, cleaner, and sustainable ride. By combining cutting-edge technology with American craftsmanship, Dust Moto aims to redefine off-road adventures. Marketplace Timing It's fair to