Dennis Chung is a journalist at Motorcycle.com. With a strong focus on automotive and motorcycle industries, he has a keen eye for emerging trends and is known for being the first to report on new motorcycle models. Dennis has also contributed to a variety of platforms, being featured in The Gleaner Company (Media) Limited, Yahoo Finance, Yahoo Sports, and MSN.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Not enough data
Not enough data
Dennis Chung's coverage primarily focuses on motorcycles, including new models, events, and awards. As he frequently includes press releases and private sector announcements in his articles, he may be interested in receiving information directly from motorcycle manufacturers or event organizers about new products or upcoming events.
Given the focus on specific motorcycle brands and models, Dennis would likely appreciate pitches that provide exclusive insights into these areas. For example, if you have insider knowledge of upcoming motorcycle models or industry trends related to specific brands or types of motorcycles covered by Dennis, it could be valuable to include in your pitch.
While Dennis does not specify a geographic focus, his coverage appears to encompass global developments within the automotive industry with a focus on motorcycles.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
NEW! by Dennis Chung (IC: employee) Published: August 25th, 2026 Is a new Triple on the way?
KTM's legendary "R" badge has always signified a step beyond the ordinary. In this case, we're talking about the all-new . Having ridden the , I
After around the curves of Buttonwillow Raceway, here are the three standout features I like about the Tuono — and three things I don't.
NEW! by Dennis Chung (IC: employee) Published: August 31st, 2026
Designed by American architect Greg Lynn, the facility has transformed into a multifunctional hub with a modernized factory, a museum, and a public space.
The teaser video, shared over Instagram and as a YouTube short on Kawasaki Europe's channel, is relatively simple.
Moto Guzzi announced a 105th Anniversary Edition livery spread across its four existing core model lines.
The Rallly is built on the 690 Enduro platform, but offers longer range thanks to its dual front-mount fuel tanks, which combine to hold 5.3-gallon of gas.
The confirmation comes to us via an executive order issued by the California Air Resources Board that adds the new SV650 to the SV-7GX's certification.
NEW! by Dennis Chung (IC: employee) Published: September 9th, 2026 Electronic suspension and styling updates expected
