Specs and Reviews

Regarded by many as a ‘baby superbike,’ the Yamaha YZF-R25 can be easily passed off as superfluous. It is, after all, sandwiched between two similarly-small…

The KTM 250 Duke is not your average quarter-liter street bike. Adapted from the 390 Duke and Super Duke models, it is rugged and straightforward…

Among modern-day 450-cc speedsters and trail kings, a few classics stand out due to their irresistible nostalgic charm and trademark design. Having been around for…

Classic retro styling, pleasant handling, and engineering reliability — these elements are unquestionably characteristic of a Triumph Thruxton 900. Introduced in 2004, this two-wheeler provided…

2009 saw the Kawasaki Vulcan 900 become a milestone in the series’ evolution. That year’s production model was the first to sport fuel injection and…

Commuter bikes are generally shunned for their restrictive powerband and handling difficulty, while their stark practicality helps win over riders. These qualities are on opposing…

For the 2005 Yamaha V Star 1100, the phrase “more than meets the eye” would be sort of an understatement. Not that the two-wheeler is underwhelming in…

The late ’60s to mid ’80s was a fun and exciting period in motorcycling history and the life of the Honda CB250. It was when…

During the lifetime of any manufacturer, it would do one of two things that would surprise consumers and loyal followers. It would do something either…

When superbikes make the headlines, it is assumed that their slightly smaller-displacement siblings will not get as much attention as the ‘top guns.’ Well, not…