The Price You See Is the Price You Pay

A recent RideApart article, “Powersport Dealerships Are Getting Nervous About Possible FTC Deceptive Price Fines.” In response, Janus Motorcycles COO Mark Zweig offers his thoughts on transparent pricing, direct sales, and why buying a motorcycle shouldn’t feel like negotiating a hostage release. One of the nice things about buying a Janus Motorcycle is that none…

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Behind the Scenes: Testing the New Janus Motorcycles Hartford 450

In Part One, we introduced our new Hartford 450 engine and explained why we chose a new long-term engine supplier for our 450 motorcycles. In this second installment, we’re taking you behind the scenes: from Co-founder and CEO Richard Worsham’s visit to Hartford’s headquarters in Taiwan to dyno testing, ECU calibrations, EPA compliance, and what…

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Janus Motorcycles Announces New Hartford 450 Engine

Janus Motorcycles Announces a New Hartford 450 Engine We have some big news here at Janus Motorcycles.   After five years with our original 450 platform, we are excited to announce that future Janus 450 motorcycles will be powered by a new engine supplied by Hartford Industrial of Taiwan. This decision follows months of engineering, calibration,…

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Janus Origin Series — Handcrafted Motorcycles Now Starting at $6,295

    Janus Motorcycles — Janus Origin Series — Handcrafted Motorcycles Now Starting at $6,295 Introducing the ORIGIN. The Janus You’ve Been Waiting For. You asked. We built it. Simpler. Smaller price. Still Janus. Meet the Janus ORIGIN Series. Same featherweight design. Same hand-laid pinstriping. Same Amish-crafted leather trim. Same people. Same shop. Same Goshen,…

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Announces the Halcyon 250 Americana Edition to Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary

Janus Motorcycles Announces the Halcyon 250 Americana Edition to Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary GOSHEN, IN – June 16, 2026 – Janus Motorcycles today announced the limited-production Halcyon 250 Americana Edition, a special motorcycle package celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States and the enduring tradition of American craftsmanship. Available exclusively on the Halcyon 250…

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Why does simplicity feel radical in a world obsessed with “more”?

Why Choosing Simplicity in Motorcycling Feels Radical (And Why It Matters) We’ve all absorbed the same cultural story: progress equals more. More features, more power, more options, more tech. In that narrative, choosing less looks like stepping backward—like giving up rather than leveling up. But what if simplicity isn’t retreat? What if it’s one of…

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Royal Enfield 350 vs. Janus Halcyon 250

Royal Enfield 350 vs. Janus Halcyon 250: Two Different Ideas of Motorcycling If you’ve been shopping for a lightweight motorcycle with classic styling, you’ve probably found yourself comparing Royal Enfield and Janus Motorcycles. At first glance, it’s understandable. Both build machines that stand apart from modern sport bikes and adventure motorcycles, offering an alternative to…

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Job Opening: Scheduler

Janus Motorcycles is an American motorcycle manufacturer dedicated to creating classic, lightweight motorcycles that stand the test of time. Based in Goshen, Indiana, we hand-build motorcycles that embody timeless design, exceptional craftsmanship, and the pure joy of riding. As a small, growing company, every team member has a direct impact on our products, our customers,…

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Janus Fathers Day Gift Guide

Some fathers collect ties. Others collect miles. For the dad who would rather take the long way home, spend an afternoon in the garage, or disappear down a winding back road with no particular destination in mind, we’ve gathered a selection of gifts inspired by the spirit of the ride. Whether you’re looking for a…

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Kendallville Honors a Pioneer of the Open Road

Goshen – Kendallville, IN – MAY 2026 Long before Route 66 became a symbol of the American open road, a 26-year-old San Francisco mechanic named George Wyman climbed onto a motorized bicycle and did something no one had ever done: he rode it coast to coast. The year was 1903. The roads were little more…

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