Dustin Wheelen is an Associate Editor at PasioMedia. He specializes in automotive and motorcycle topics, with a keen interest in green energy and electric vehicles, as well as travel and tourism, particularly in Australia. Dustin's work has been featured in RevZilla and other notable publications.
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Dustin's coverage predominantly focuses on motorcycles, with an emphasis on new models, events and private sector announcements. For effective outreach, consider providing exclusive insights into upcoming motorcycle events or newly released models from major brands. Highlighting unique features and industry trends related to motorcycle gear could also be of interest.
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Steam rises from mugs of café con leche . Plates of sugared pastries clutter the plastic outdoor tables.
By: Dustin Wheelen
In May 2022, the International Motorcycle Show's 40-year run abruptly ended. IMS organizers not only cancelled the 2022 tour but also nixed plans for any future events.
“I want to exercise more.” “I'm going to quit smoking.” “I hope to learn a new language.”
Today's e-bikes blur the lines between traditional bicycles and scooters. That's especially true when manufacturers flout electric bicycle regulations.
The motorcycles presented at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) often range from innovative to unconventional to downright far-fetched.
Small-capacity supermotos are few and far between in the U.S. market. For years — no, decades — one model was synonymous with the category: the Suzuki DR-Z400SM.
The motorcycle industry suffers from shiny object syndrome. Every decade or so, some techno-mechanical “miracle” becomes the must-have thing.
When KTM introduced the 390 SMC R this week, it initially failed to provide a few key details. Chief among them was the model's MSRP.
Logic says that wearing clothing that increases your visibility when it's dark outside will make you safer. That logic generally holds true.
"Well, that was fast." That's what I said when Triumph unveiled the 2025 Speed Triple 1200 RS.
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