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The KTM That Makes Every Weekend Feel Too Short (opens the original)
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Friday evening has a way of making every motorcycle plan sound reasonable. There are still two full days ahead, the weather looks good, and the route on the map seems manageable. Then Sunday night arrives, along with the realization that the best roads were still another hour away. Most riders solve that problem by buying either too much motorcycle or too little. There's a third route, though, and it wears orange. It's a KTM that eats highway miles without complaint, then keeps going once the pa
The Kawasaki That Owners Keep Coming Back To (opens the original)
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Most motorcycles get judged on numbers — horsepower, weight, and the price on the window sticker. However, a few earn something a spec sheet can't capture: riders who sell them, then quietly buy another one. Kawasaki has built its name on tough, forgiving machines, the kind that shrug off neglect, bad weather, and the occasional tip-over in a gravel driveway. One of them, though, seems to hold on to people in a way the flashier models rarely do. It's not the quickest, definitely not the newest a
The Trike More Riders Should Take Seriously (opens the original)
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Three wheels have never had an easy time earning respect in the motorcycle world. To some riders, a trike is a mobility solution dressed up as a cruiser; to others, it is simply “not real motorcycling.” Old-school designs did little to help, with heavy rear axles that could make rough pavement feel like a tug-of-war at the handlebar. Yet, Harley-Davidson recently went back to the drawing board and re-engineered its factory trike platform in what it calls its biggest update since the modern line
10 Cruisers That Are Better Long-Term Buys Than Their Reputation Suggests (opens the original)
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A cruiser motorcycle can develop a reputation for being expensive, outdated, unreliable, or simply too strange to make sense as a long-term motorcycle. Sometimes that reputation sticks even after the motorcycle itself changes. A better way to judge a bike you intend to keep is to look at engine architecture, maintenance requirements, driveline simplicity, owner experiences, warranty coverage, and how long the underlying platform has been around. On that basis, here are ten cruisers that deserve
The Used Indian Bike That Can Replace Every Other Motorcycle In Your Garage (opens the original)
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Indian Motorcycle built its modern reputation on solving real-world problems for real-world riders — an approachable cruiser in the Scout, a genuinely comfortable long-hauler in the Chieftain, and a torque-rich liquid-cooled bagger in the Challenger. Usually, Indian's idea of versatility means giving buyers exactly what a category expects, done exceptionally well. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You also agree to receive our newsletters; you can unsubscr
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