The red brand has been red hot of late, but other manufacturers (and auction houses) are making noise too.If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn moreThanks largely to a sweeping new lineup of Made-in-India bikes, Honda has made a lot of news lately.However, it has also generated notable headlines domestically, owing in part to some fascinating auctions.Meanwhile, the likes of Benelli, BMW, Boss Hoss, CFMoto, Harley-Davidson, Indian, Husqvarna and Kawasaki have caught our attention with everything from a tiny 249cc dual-sports to a massive 8,128cc cruiser (not a misprint).AdvertisementAdvertisementCatch up on all the latest and greatest news from the two-wheeled world below.Editor's note: Regarding the new look, we are now linking directly to our stories about each product so you can get the full scoop. The items at the bottom, meanwhile, originally appeared in Today in Gear.Close-up of a motorcycle engine with polished metal exhaust pipes and a black cover featuring a circular design.Harley-Davidson Revolution Max Café RacerClose-up of a black Honda motorcycle engine with visible cooling fins and exhaust pipe.Honda CB350Close-up of a maroon Kawasaki Z900 motorcycle's seat, exhaust pipe, and engine components.2027 Kawasaki Z900RS CaféClose-up of a black motorcycle engine with a silver gear shift lever against a blue background.AdvertisementAdvertisementHonda XR300L1986 Honda 'Monkey' Z50J Mad Max TributeClose-up of a motorcycle engine and frame with black and silver components against a red background.2027 Honda NC750XSilver and black vintage Honda motorcycle with a round headlight and knobby tires against a gray wall.Ex–Elvis Presley 1964 Honda CL72 ScramblerRear side of a white and black Benelli motorcycle with neon yellow wheel rims and exhaust pipe.AdvertisementAdvertisement2026 Benelli Tornado 550Close-up of a silver Honda motorcycle engine with visible cooling fins and exhaust pipe.Honda CB500Close-up of a BMW motorcycle front wheel and carbon fiber bodywork with Brembo brake caliper.BMW Concept RRCFMoto 250 DualAdvertisementAdvertisementThe Ex-Steve McQueen, 1972 Husqvarna 250cc MotocrosserRed mini truck with a red and white motorcycle loaded in the truck bed, parked outdoors with greenery in the background.1995 Honda Acty Pickup and 2021 Honda Z125 Monkey2026 Indian Chieftain PowerPlus Signature SeriesStark Varg EX and MX Factory Editions The vaunted Spanish electric moto brand soups up its enduro (left) and motorcross (right) models with race-ready suspension, trimmed weight, increased control and carefully curated components. Highlights of both the street-legal EX and the MX include a titanium-supported KYB Factory A-Kit suspension package, Dynamic Traction Control, a high-grip seat and additional tweaks aimed at boosting rider confidence and bike performance. Produced in a single global limited-edition run, a total of 200 MXs will be available for $15,990, with 300 EXs going for $16,990. read more Starts at $15,990 AdvertisementAdvertisementBoss Hoss Cruiser Bike "Go big or go home" may be a cliché for many, but for Dyersburg, Tennessee-based Boss Hoss, it's a mantra. How else to explain the fact its entry-level model is now available with an 8,128cc big-block V8 engine making 600 horsepower and 569 lb-ft of torque? The largest of four V8s available for the cruiser, the behemoth jumps over from the discontinued Super Sport Bike. Other highlights include a clutch-free two-speed semi-automatic transmission with reverse gear and fuel efficiency of 18 to 25 mpg, not too shabby considering the curb weight is … 1,226 pounds. read more Starts at $70,995 About the Author:Now managing editor, Steve has served in a variety of roles with GP since 2019. Having previously written and edited for such publications as Men's Health, Men's Journal, Esquire and ESPN, he enjoys covering a range of topics — but mostly those pertaining to cycling, snow sports, pocket knives and motos — and dreams of a utopian world in which everyone's bike seat is at the proper height.AdvertisementAdvertisementWant to stay up to date on the latest product news and releases? Add Gear Patrol as a preferred source to ensure our independent journalism makes it to the top of your Google search results.