Kawasaki introduced the Vulcan in 1984 as an entry-level cruiser and has stayed on the market (in many different permutations) since. If the bike has Vulcan in the name, you should think of laid-back rides and eating up the miles in comfort – not the fastest, but definitely full of style for you and probably a passenger.
The Suzuki GSX-S750 was released in 2015 and replaced the GS R750. Suzuki wanted to take the established heritage of the GSX line and make it a competitive middleweight roadster. Currently, the GSX-S750 is still in production. We’re going to have a closer look at some of its main points in this article.
A motorbike collection directly reflects the collector, their personality and emotional attachment to that particular brand, styling and so on.
Fun, lightweight, and with just the right amount of power – this is a great beginner bike for those with less experience. You’ll be able to boost your confidence and have a lot of fun with your friends. In this blog, we’re going to give you the lowdown on this awesome bike.
Honda is one of the go-to brands in the motorbike world – strong, reliable, but also incredibly flexible. In this blog, we’re going to look at two bikes, the Honda CBR560R and the Honda CB650R, to see which one might be best for you.
Are you wondering what the differences are between the Triumph Street Triple and the Triumph Speed Triple motorcycles? Perhaps you’re looking to invest in one but you are unsure which would be best? This article will explore the main differences of each so you can determine which bike would be most suited to you.
If you’ve got a motorcycle on finance but you want to upgrade to a different model, you may find yourself in a bit of a conundrum. Many people assume there’s nothing they can do until they have paid their finance off. However, this is not the case.
Below, we’ll take you through some of the different options available so that you can get a better understanding and determine the best approach for you.
Ducati was founded back in 1926, and the company is well-known for its presence in the world of motorbikes. You may have seen some of their bikes in the MotoGP World Championship, where the no. 43 Jack Miller and no. 63 Francesco Bagnaia currently rides for the team.
At the start of the New Year, it’s a period of change for a lot of people, and motorbike owners are no different. If you’re looking to sell your bike, and upgrade to a reliable all-year-round motorbike, we have got you covered. Read on to discover more about some of the best options on the market today.
Japan is famous for a lot of things, one of which is its fine craftsmanship and attention to detail. These qualities are what make Japanese motorcycles some of the best in the world. We have compiled a list of the Five best Japanese sports bikes on the market.
There is no clear definition for what muscle motorbikes are, but they can be generalised as – motorcycles with high displacement and horsepower. Also in appearance the engine, air intakes and exhaust pipes are clearly highlighted in the design. These bikes go by many names, while streetfighter is the most common, super naked and muscle bikes all refer to the same type of motorcycle.
The Suzuki Bandit has been tried and tested since 1989, and there is a reason people keep going back to it year after year.
