Scooters certinly make sense as easy, practical urban transport, but neither the Sport or its larger brother the C650 GT make enough sense to warrant spending a lot of money – especially with cheap touches such as the cubby holes. Specifications General information Model: BMW C 650 Sport Year: 2016 Category: Scooter Engine and … Read moreReview : BMW C650 Sport (2016)
MCN says, for some, the Harley Davidson FLHR Road King is the best Harley of all, mixing the 50s style of the Fat Boy with the versatility and comfort of the Glides thanks to its twin shock chassis and built in panniers and screen. For extra cool there’s also the Harley Davidson FLHR Road King … Read moreReview : Harley Davidson Road King (1996)
Yamaha have updated the friendly XMAX 400 for 2018. Taken from MCN, it has improved handling to make it more agile and responsive around town, while being comfortable on longer journeys. It has the same quality feel and similar performance to it’s big brother, the TMAX, for a fraction of the price. Specifications … Read moreReview : Yamaha Xmax 400 (2017)
Adding traction control to an air cooled Moto Guzzi with less than 50 bhp initially appears rather pointless; Then consider the natural environment for the V7: the sometimes cobbled city streets or remote areas. Add some wet weather and you have to question why more learner friendly bikes don’t have it. Guzzi have also added … Read moreReview : Moto Guzzi V7 Stone III (2017)
Indian has cleverly mixed old-school bobber styling and modern-day performance, with refinement and a healthy splash of the American dream. Short travel suspension is crashy over bumps, ground clearance limited and the riding position might not be great for everyone’s back, but the new Scout Bobber has a jewel like motor, feel good handling and … Read moreReview : Indian Scout Bobber (2017)