wow I had never given it much thought—probably the deep blue they offered them in. mmmmm. looks like space.

I don’t ride but if I did, it’d be Katana, the raddest motorcycle:

As a fan of cycling and motorcycles, I would love to know if there’s a particular bike—with or without an engine—that has caught the staff’s eyes

what about the touring GT3 thing

With current prices, no. We need a gas spike for EVs to seriously catch on.

It’s cool but then you have to hang out with the Very Serious Air-Cooled 911 Men, and most of those people are insufferable pricks

1930 Alfa Romeo 6C 1750

RIP

Yeah, we invaded and annexed Mexico in 1836, and we’ve seized and held part of Cuba illegally since 1959 and been using that as a torture camp. Our moral high ground is pretty sketchy there.

wow sounds like america is salty that russia did some sick maneuvers in front of our lame ass plane

Can we also talk about the check mark that some designer put on a drawing that somehow turned into a separate part of the headlights?

I’m very excited for the day when our generation is spending six figures on, like, a “third off the line” Honda Prelude SH at auction.

Look, it doesn’t look so bad on cars designed for them.

bUt CoRpOrAtE bRaNd IdEnTiTy!1!!!

Regarding people who scooch over, I do the valley to Culver City 405 commute and found surprisingly 2 types of vehicles who move over more often than others. The first isn’t much of a surprise, it’s pick up trucks. Despite them often being douche-y drivers in general, many I assume also own bikes and will move over…

Welcome back (sort of?), Day Man!

Yeah, even more so, since the goal of making it not suck was first actually espoused (and then fairly successfully worked toward) by the guy who is now gone. Some things just aren’t meant to be.

guys, you might as well just wind down Lanesplitter. I appreciate that you fought the good fight, but it’s clear where Gawker’s priorities are, and Lanesplitter isn’t on the list. half-heartedly trying to keep it going with the helmet cam vid du jour isn’t fulfilling the original goal of making motorcycle journalism…

Welcome to the new Lanesplitter Two Wheels Bad.