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Norway’s highest court on Wednesday called the Norwegian arm of Dutch motorcycle club Satudarah a criminal association and banned the group, saying it was necessary to prevent serious crime. The Supreme Court said participants in the club, known for a history of violent crime, extortion, illegal drug trade, and arms trafficking allegations, “repeatedly committed serious offences against someone’s life, health and freedom,” and that their actions were “apt to cause fear in the population”. The court added that although Satudarah describes itself as a motorcycle club and is open to ethnic minorities, participants didn’t need to have a motorcycle or a license to join. “Nor does the club aim to promote multi-ethnic interests,” it wrote. The Supreme Court also noted that the gang describes “itself as a so-called 1% club – a term normally used for motorcycle clubs that live on the fringes of society’s laws and rules.” According to Norwegian broadcaster NRK, Satudarah set foot in Norway in 2014. Last year, police asked courts to ban Satudarah because of its alleged criminal activities, which were said to include drug offences and violent clashes with other gangs. Continue Reading Motorcycle Clubs Banned To Stop Crime FIGHT BETWEEN ROCK MACHINE AND VAGOS MC LEAVES MULTIPLE DEAD SHOOTING BETWEEN ROCK MACHINE AND VAGOS MC LEAVES MULTIPLE DEAD Dorset Motorcycle Club riders deliver toys dressed as Santa ‘Lucky to be alive’: Dirt biker shares rescue story after trail collapse near Mt. Rainier

2026 Triumph Tiger Sport 800 Tour in Matte Cobalt Triumph launched the Tiger Sport 800 in 2025 as a sporty adventure-tourer. For 2026, Triumph has announced the Tiger Spot 800 Tour, which adds several touring-ready accessories as standard and introduces new color options.  The Tour model gets a centerstand, handguards, heated grips, a dual Comfort Seat, color-matched panniers and topbox, and tire pressure monitoring, all fitted as standard. The luggage adds 28 gallons of total storage, divided between the 15-gallon panniers and the 13-gallon topbox, which are spacious enough to hold two XL helmets in the topbox or one in each pannier.  These features are added to the list of existing features on the Tiger Sport 800, including three ride modes (Sport, Road, and Rain), Triumph Shift Assist, Optimized Cornering ABS and traction control, LED lights, an integrated LCD and TFT display with smartphone connectivity, a hand-adjustable windscreen, and integrated deflectors.  Like the standard model, the Tour is powered by a 798cc Triple that makes 113 hp at 10,750 rpm and 62 lb-ft of torque at 8,500 rpm. It has Showa suspension, with a 41mm inverted fork offering rebound and compression damping adjustment and a monoshock with rebound damping adjustment and remote preload adjustment. The suspension offers 5.9 inches of front/rear wheel travel. Triumph-branded 4-piston radial front calipers pinch 310mm discs. Seat height is 32.9 inches, wet weight is 511 lb, and fuel capacity is 4.9 gallons. It rides on 17-inch cast-aluminum wheels wrapped in Michelin Road 5 tires.  When we tested the 2025 Tiger Sport 800, we were impressed by its sportiness and playfulness, dubbing it “the practical hooligan.” Reviewer Kevin Duke wrote, “The Tiger Sport 800 hits a sweet spot in the market – powerful enough to run with the big dogs but in a smaller, easier-to-manage package that’s financially achievable for many riders.” The new model’s touring features add $2,100 to MSRP and 39 lb to its listed wet weight.   2026 Triumph Tiger Sport 800 Tour in Carnival Red The 2026 Triumph Tiger Sport 800 Tour will be available in Matte Cobalt with Matte Sapphire Black and Matte Gold accents or Carnival Red with Sapphire Black and Matte Gold accents. Pricing starts at $14,695, and it will arrive to dealers in March 2026.  Check out more new bikes in Rider’s 2026 Motorcycle Buyers Guide  The post 2026 Triumph Tiger Sport 800 Tour Preview   appeared first on Rider Magazine.