MOTUS in the news

MOTUS OF NEW ENGLAND OPEN HOUSE, SMOKED HOG AND TEST RIDE

"I had a beautiful ride up to Rob Swartz’s place, home of Rob’s Dyno and the new Motus of New England Dealership located at 268 Coleman Street in Gardner, MA. Despite the forecast of showers, it turned out to be a sunny and warm day."

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"This bike is a rip-shit riot."

- Lemmy, revzilla

"Lemmy from RevZilla is a helluva writer and rider, so we were excited to ditch work to tear up our favorite Alabama roads together. Fantastic article HERE.

"It’s a motorcycle your best riding buddy has not even heard of, and yet it is also a machine that many (present company included) would commit unspeakable acts to possess." - Lemmy

motus at americade in lake george, ny!

Motorcycle Consumer News calls it "the best-run, most bang-for-your-buck, most entertaining and downright most FUN motorcycling event in the world." Americade calls itself the world's largest multi-brand touring rally. Either way, it's amazing. Come meet the team (and bikes) in beautiful Lake George, NY June 4-9. All the official demo ride lots were already full but test rides are available at Motus dealers any time. Dealers Here.

"The power is simply ballistic, and left me wondering if it runs on gas or plutonium."

- Ken “Hawkeye” Glassman

In last Sunday’s edition of the Chicago Daily Herald, Ken “Hawkeye” Glassman discusses his experience on a Motus MST on a test ride at one of our favorite dealers, Motor Cycle Center (MCC). You can get the key there, too, btw. Ask for Scott! Full article HERE.

Even if you aren't a Motus owner yet, join the Motus Owners Group, where owners and friends share tech-tips & tricks, ride info, events, etc. 

motus at the quail!

The Quail Motorcycle Gathering celebrates the Evolution of the Motorcycle, honouring both pre- and post-war eras of the world’s finest sports and racing bikes.

Come meet company president Lee Conn at the Clearwater Lights display.

Sat, May 5, 2018, 10am – 4:00, Quail Lodge & Golf Club, Carmel, California

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Motus manufactures comfortable sportbikes designed to excel in performance, comfort and range. All Motus motorcycles – the MST and more premium MSTR – are powered by mighty V4 Baby Block® engines, combining high performance with low maintenance and a unique character that expresses the evolving heritage of the American motoring experience. Founded in 2008, Motus Motorcycles is a trademark of Birmingham Motorcycle Company, LLC. For more information about Motus, please visit: motusmotorcycles.com

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MOTUS OF NEW ENGLAND GOES RACING

Rob Swartz of  is well known in the “go fast” world. As purveyor of  in Massachusetts, riders looking to optimize engine performance send Rob their motorcycles from all over the country.

When Rob inquired about becoming MA’s first Motus dealer, we were thrilled to get him on board. Especially after we determined that we are kindred spirits in many ways.

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MOTUS motorcycles - born to ride

Four years ago, two friends in Birmingham, Alabama lit a stick of moto dynamite, called it Motus, and tossed it right out in the middle of the motorcycle sport touring pond. The shock waves have been emanating outward ever since. Lee Conn and Brian Case had a dream – a truly American dream. Build the ultimate, do-everything street bike, from scratch, with an all-new proprietary engine and chassis, that would perfectly blend three core principles – performance, comfort, and range. And Motus Motorcycles was born.

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america reinvents the vfr

MAKING AN ENGINE from scratch is unimaginably difficult. It’s one of the main reasons most motorcycles (and cars) are made by gargantuan corporations – to develop and build a half-decent engine takes money and expertise far, far beyond the reach of your everyday company. It’s why even gifted engineers such as Erik Buell and Simon Sanders (of Ariel) choose to use someone else’s motors. It’s why Norton should take a bow just for getting a new engine to market, and why they had so many difficulties doing so. And it’s one reason why John Britten is rightly considered a genius.

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