13 Cheap Motorcycles That Look Expensive
You don't need a fortune for a good looking motorcycle. These rides from the likes of Triumph, Yamaha, and Kawasaki offer premium looks and peformance on a budget.
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Happy Days: What Motorcycle Did Fonzie Ride, And Where Is It Today?
Happy Days' Fonzie was known for his iconic motorcycles. Several were used in filming but what were they and what happened to them after the series ended?
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How Fast Is The Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14R? A Look At Its Top Speed (With And Without The Limiter)
Like many high-performance bikes, the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14R has a limited top speed — unless you mod it. Here's how fast it is, with and without the limiter.
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When Did Harley-Davidson Switch From Carbureted Engines To EFI?
Modern Harley-Davidson powerplants solely employ electronic fuel injection, though carbureted drivetrains still remain the preference of old-head riders.
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13 Expensive Motorcycles That Look Cheap
There's more than meets the eye with these 13 motorcycles that all boast luxury features behind a cheap-looking appearance.
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KTM Motorcycles: What Does The Name Stand For, And How Did The Company Start?
KTM has been around for decades, building potent motorcycles and dirt bikes, but it wasn't always a rosy outlook for the company after World War II.
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What Does FLSTC Mean On A Harley-Davidson?
Harley-Davidson uses a series of alphanumeric codes to identify its catalog of motorcycles, such as FLSTC, which help buyers understand what they're buying.
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Yamaha YZF-R3 Vs. Kawasaki Ninja 500: Which Is The Better Beginner Motorcycle?
Two of the best beginner motorcycles on the market right now are the Yamaha YZF-R3 and the Kawasaki Ninja 500. Which is the better option of the two?
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Which Engine Does Arch Motorcycle Use In Its Bikes?
Founded by Gard Hollinger and Keanu Reeves, ARCH Motorcycle aim to offer a perfect balance between cruiser and sport bike. Which engines do its bikes use?
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Why Do Some Motorcyclists Put Their Knee Down?
During races, you'll often see motorcyclists putting their knee down low during sharp turns. This is a special technique with a reasonable explanation.
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How Fast Can The Kawasaki Ninja 400 Go? A Look At The Bike's Top Speed & Acceleration Times
While now discontinued in favor of the updated 500 model, the Kawasaki Ninja 400 is still a very capable bike despite its low displacement and weight.
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5 Things To Look For When Buying A Motorcycle Helmet Online
When shopping for a motorcycle helmet online, here are some crucial things you will want to keep in mind before you add to cart and click purchase.
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This Frankendiesel Is A Motorcycle With A Supercharged Diesel Engine (And It Sounds Incredible)
Diesel engines are commonly associated with heavy-duty equipment and farm machinery, but there's nothing stopping you from dropping one into a motorcycle.
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How Fast Is The Harley-Davidson Street 750 & How Much HP Does It Have?
Harley-Davidson's Street 750 didn't set the U.S. bike market on fire, with its performance one of many sore points. But were the power and top speed that bad?
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How Does A Motorcycle Airbag Vest Work To Protect You In A Crash?
For many, there is nothing better than going for a ride, but safety should always come first. Here's how motorcycle airbag vests work to protect you in a crash.
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Are Yamaha Motorcycles & Yamaha Musical Instruments Made By The Same Company?
You've probably heard the joke about being able to buy a motorcycle and piano in the same trip if you buy Yamaha, but are the two companies really the same?
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What You Need To Do After Riding Your Motorcycle In The Rain
Did you get caught in the rain while riding on your motorcycle? Make sure you take a few precautionary steps after your ride to protect your motorcycle.
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What Riders Should Know About Minnesota's New Lane Splitting Rules
If you live in Minnesota, it's important to note the new rules for motorcyclists. Here's what the rules are about and how they can affect your time on the road.
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What Is The Most Difficult Harley-Davidson To Ride? Here's What Riders Say
Due to its size, weight, and extra-large tires, the Harley-Davidson Fat Boy is widely recognized as being a difficult bike to manoeuvre and lean into corners.
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Where Are The Engines For Ducati's Motorcycles Made?
Ducati is as Italian as pizza and tiramisu, but that doesn't mean that its engines come from Italy, too. So where does Ducati build its engines, exactly?
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Yes, Harley-Davidson Actually Made An Engine Just For Lawn Mowers
You're probably familiar with Harley-Davidson's motorcycle engines. But did you know that the company made a lawnmower engine? Here's the story.
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8 Alternatives To The Yamaha XT500
The Yamaha XT500 became off-road royalty when it won the first Paris-Dakar rally. And you want something similar you can actually afford, you've got options.
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What BSA Stands For: The History Behind The Motorcycle Company's Name
BSA stands for Birmingham Small arms, and the brand has recently relaunched under the ownership of the India-based Mahindra Group.
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Where Are Boss Hoss Motorcycles Built? (And Who Makes Them?)
Boss Hoss Motorcycles has come to prominence in the last three and a half decades, but you may be surprised to learn where its motorcycles are made.
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Why Do Some Motorcycle Front Tires Look Like They're On Backwards?
While all four tires of a car have treads that point in the same direction, a motorcycle is different, and the front wheel's tread is reversed. Why?
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What Causes 'Chicken Strips' On Motorcycle Tires? (And How Can You Prevent Them?)
As well as being tasty, spiced snacks, chicken strips on tires provide a record of how far a motorcycle has been leaned over into a bend or corner.
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11 Of The Fastest Motorcycles From The 1970s
The 1970s were a time of little compromise in terms of maximum performance, regardless of safety. These are the 11 fastest to come out of that era.
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