Since its debut, the Suzuki DR-Z series has established an unshakable legendary status in the hearts of riders worldwide, thanks to its unrivaled reliability and versatile off-road capabilities. For years, countless motorcycle enthusiasts across Europe, North America, and Japan have been eagerly anticipating an update to this iconic model. Today, that long-awaited moment has finally arrived—the 2026 DR-Z4S and DR-Z4SM are making a powerful comeback. As the authorized Suzuki dealer in Hong Kong, Helmet King is thrilled to announce that these two all-new models, blending pure off-road heritage with modern Supermoto essence, will soon be arriving in our showroom and are now officially open for pre-order!

In the blink of an eye, the Suzuki GSX-R family—a lineage that has long defined the limits of supersport motorcycles—has dominated the scene for 40 remarkable years. To celebrate this milestone, the factory has unveiled its crowning achievement in 2026: the all-new GSX-R1000R. This is more than just a commemorative edition; it is the ultimate weapon, translating MotoGP track data directly into a street-legal powerhouse. With a comprehensive revolution spanning from its engine core to its cutting-edge electronic systems, this machine allows enthusiasts to once again witness Suzuki’s unwavering ambition to dominate the liter-class market.

As demand in Hong Kong’s motorcycle market continues to grow for models that are easy to ride yet well equipped, the role of middleweight naked bikes has become increasingly significant. The 2025 Kawasaki Z500 is born from this very context. As a new-generation entry-level middleweight within the Z series, it does not chase extreme performance figures or aggressive visual impact. Instead, it focuses on overall balance, stable handling, and real-world road performance, offering prospective owners a modern naked bike that is genuinely suited to everyday use.

In the history of middleweight sport motorcycles, the Honda CBR600RR has consistently occupied a pivotal position. Since its introduction, the CBR600RR has long been regarded as a technical benchmark among 600cc inline-four supersports, with its chassis architecture, engine character, and track-focused setup shaping the design direction of the entire segment. Even as market trends have shifted toward versatility and everyday practicality, the CBR600RR has remained firmly committed to the core values of a pure sport bike, standing out as one of the few middleweight machines that continues to prioritise circuit performance and handling precision. The 2024 CBR600RR represents an evolutionary step built upon the model’s proven foundations. It carries forward the reputation for sharp handling and a high-revving four-cylinder engine that has defined the series for years, while incorporating more comprehensive electronic rider aids and a modernised design language. This approach ensures that the CBR600RR retains its status as a true representative of the supersport class in a new generation of the market.

At the start of a new year, riders often set new personal goals. Some plan a long-distance motorcycle journey, others focus on refining their riding skills, while many decide it is time to upgrade their bike with performance parts. Among the many modification options available, the exhaust system is often the most iconic. It not only transforms the sound of the motorcycle, but also has a direct impact on engine output, riding feel, and overall performance. For this reason, upgrading the exhaust system is commonly regarded as the first step on a rider’s modification journey.