Motorcycle Type: It Starts With ErgonomicsRobin Dean | Jan 13th, 2019

New and transitioning riders may ask which motorcycle type is best for them. Skip the marketing noise. Let ergonomics define different types of motorcycles.

The 2018 Honda CB1000R (IMS Chicago)Travis Burleson | Mar 12th, 2018

The 2018 Honda CB1000R offers throttle-by-Wire, 3 riding modes, slip/assist clutch, 310mm brakes, ABS, Showa USD Forks and selectable torque control.

Exploring Motus: Horsepower In DrovesEric Shropshire | Oct 9th, 2017

The Motus has torque and horsepower in bulk. Riders should understand before releasing the clutch that this thing demands the respect of an attentive rider.

Middleweight Sport Touring MotorcyclesTravis Burleson | Apr 6th, 2016

These are only a few alternatives to those monsters the industry wants you to think are necessary for a corner happy adventure.

A Closer Look At The Victory Empulse TTTravis Burleson | Mar 22nd, 2016

At first glance I really like the bike. One drawback is the cost. The bigger question is, what does this mean for the future of electric motorcycles?

A Closer Look At The 2015 Kawasaki Versys 1000Travis Burleson | Feb 23rd, 2015

The USA gets the Versys 1000 in only one trim, namely LT but that includes 28L key-matched paniers, hand guards, center stand and adjustable windscreen.

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