Motorcycle World Records

Jose Manuel Martin Molina grips the handlebars of a parked red 125cc sport motorcycle in Ayamonte, Spain, walks his feet high up the wall behind it and presses himself down toward the bars and back up 22 times. The 63 second clip is one continuous take, from setting up beside the bike to wheeling it away afterwards, with his feet on the wall for the whole set. RecordSetter counted the presses from the footage, each one bending his elbows and finishing on straight arms, and the count backs up all 22. Think of it as an upside-down push-up with a motorcycle for a bench.

On November 3, 2024, Tracy McIntyre and his daughter Ashley, then 13, won national motorcycle roadracing championships on the same day: two titles for Tracy and three for Ashley. The video pairs their awards-night photos, with Tracy holding two 2024 Lifan Cup National Championship trophies and Ashley holding hers in front of the Lifan Cup backdrop. Roadracing is motorcycle racing on paved circuits, and for the McIntyres it runs in the family: Tracy holds RecordSetter records from his own racing career, and Ashley has ridden a motorcycle across America from Mexico to Canada.

JT Hall bench pressed a Yamaha XT 350-cc motorcycle 26 times. He set the record during the Arnold Classic Sports Festival and Expo in Columbus, Ohio. NOTE: This record is dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Debb D. led 1,002 women from 2WHEELBABES in riding motorcycles at once.

Mike Schram circumnavigated the world on his motorcycle at the age of 19. It took him and his team three and a half years to finish the attempt.

Mathew McIntyre rode his 2010 Honda SH 150 motorcycle across America, from the Atlantic Ocean, off the Jacksonville, Florida Beach to the Pacific Ocean at the San Diego, California Beach. He was 14 years, 192 days old after the completion of the entire ride on July 11, 2010.

On July 16, 2025, Ashley McIntyre — 14 years and 53 days old — set out from the Mexico-U.S. border crossing in Santa Teresa, New Mexico on her CFMOTO 300SS, riding north through Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, and Montana before crossing into Canada at Morgan Station, Saskatchewan. The 1,500-mile journey took approximately 56 hours, making Ashley the youngest person to complete a border-to-border motorcycle ride across America. Ashley, whose father Tracy McIntyre owns Moto El Paso, has been riding motorcycles since age five and is also a three-time national motorcycle roadracing champion.

Ashley McIntyre has ridden her own motorcycle across the United States both ways: border to border from the Mexican line at Santa Teresa, New Mexico, to the Canadian border in Saskatchewan in July 2025, and coast to coast from the Atlantic surf at Jacksonville, Florida, to the water's edge in San Diego, California, from July 19 to 23, 2026. She was 15 years old when she finished the coast-to-coast ride on her CFMOTO 300SS sport bike, with her father, Tracy, riding alongside on his own motorcycle. Each crossing is verified by video from its starting line to its finish, and each also stands as its own RecordSetter record. A three-time national roadracing champion who started riding at age five, Ashley crossed the country on both axes at an age when most of her classmates were still waiting on a driver's license.

Maximus Garcia rode a motorcycle in a metal sphere known as The Globe of Death[] when he was four years, six months, and 28 days old. Maximus is a 7th-generation Garcia circus performer/daredevil. He travels eleven months out of the year, performing in The Globe of Death all around the world. tag:RecordSetterBook01

Ivar Obando, an 8th-generation stunt performer, set a record as the Youngest Rider to Perform in a Globe of Death on an Electric Bike at just 3 years old. He comes from the world-renowned Globe of Death Squad based in Greenville, Texas, a team known for their extreme motorcycle stunt performances.