A Closer Look at the 2022 Honda Grom
Honda has for some time now been head and shoulders above the rest of the competition when it comes to designing and manufacturing motorcycles. They have, over the years, released a myriad of models…
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Remembering The 2011 Triumph Thunderbird Storm
In 1983, John Bloor bought the name and manufacturing rights for Triumph Engineering. He saw that the company couldn’t keep up with Japanese manufacturing, so he moved the operation to Thailand and changed the name…
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A Closer Look at the Lexmoto LXR 125
Beginner bikes have an important place in the motorcycle community. They’re the machines that help us build our skills in preparation for street or track riding. The Lexmoto LXR is a model that came out…
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Check Out This Custom Yamaha XSR900 by Rough Crafts
The Yamaha XSR900 is a nimble little motorcycle that knows how to make you fall in love with these types of bikes all over again. Add to it a special build from Rough Crafts, and…
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A Closer Look at The 2022 BMW CE 04
What exactly do you know about the 2022 BMW CE 04?If you think that this is just another motorcycle, think again. For starters, it is manufactured by BMW. That fact alone makes it stand out…
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The Evolution of the Honda Forza
The Honda Forza is a venerable little scooter that’s quite stylish in its appearance and just as capable in its function. Scooters in general have a way of expressing a certain minimalistic quality. The people…
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A Closer Look at The 2022 Indian Chief Bobber Dark Horse
When it comes to choosing a motorcycle, there are a lot of options out there. One of the more distinct examples is the 2022 Indian Chief Bobber Dark Horse. Obviously, there are many things about…
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A Closer Look at The 2022 Yamaha YZF-R7
Yamaha’s legendary style steps into the new generation of supersport with their 2022 YZF-R7 motorcycle. The advanced CP2 engine, combined with an ultra thin and lightweight chassis, provides a torquey performance. This model bridges the…
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A Closer Look at The Proton KR3
You adapt, or you die. Simple as that. The Darwinian Theory applies to organisms and almost all entities; organizations, corporations, and, in this case, a bike. The Darwinian Theory is a cruel one, to say…
