Thruxton. The café racer. Reinvented. Thruxton. Named after the race track where Triumph ruled the roost and inspired by the famous “Ton Up Boys” of the 60s. The Thruxton is Triumph’s sportiest classic, an authentic café racer delivering that unique Brit twin riding experience. Low rise bars, sporty riding position, aluminum-rimmed spoked wheels (18” front […]
A Ducati Sport Classic makeover by Lossa Engenering. LE established in 1970 customizes motorcycle with strict attention to detail and quality. Their ‘moto’ No shortcuts and no settling for anything less than perfection. Some of the changes made to the makeover of a 2005 Ducati Sport Classic, Lossa Engineering was the removal of the Custom air […]
After developing the first turbine-powered outboard engine sanctioned by the US military, Marine Turbine Technologies (MTT) in 1999 produced the world’s most powerful production motorcycle. The Y2K became the first street-legal turbine-powered motorcycle. In 2004 Guinness World Records recognized the Y2K as the most powerful production motorcycle and the most expensive production motorcycle ever with […]
The Honda Cub, greatest motorcycle ever? When in 1958 Honda introduced the Super Cub Soichiro Honda wanted to design a product that was simple in its operation that the possibility of commuting on two wheels could be a reality for more riders. At the time, the Super Cub was something different, fun, economical and easy […]
The new C 600 Sport is perfect for anyone who is looking for an intelligent mobility solution – and wants to get a feel for the BMW Motorrad experience. The C 600 Sport offers excellent handling and a supreme drive system. The striking design in characteristic BMW style will be sure to attract attention in […]
The classic Honda CB1100 is ready to take you on a thrill ride through the past and all the way to tomorrow. This is a bike that captures the mystique of the seminal 1969 CB750 Four, in both its timeless design and its distinctive riding experience. Just like the CB750 and other superbikes of your […]
Husqvarna’s first motorcycle was unveiled in 1903 – a ‘motorised bicycle’. The production site in Mattighofen (Upper Austria) is the oldest motorcycle manufacturer with uninterrupted production and was recently acquired by by the KTM Group. Husqvarna motorcycles was bought by Cagiva MV Augusta in 1987 and plans were set to relocate to Italy by 1988. […]
US textile Pendleton Woolen Mills teams up with Russian motorcycle manufacturer Ural for the Guacho Rambler. The motorcycle and sidecar available this November in limited edition in celebration of Ural’s 20th and Pendleton’s 150th anniversary and inspired by the cowboys roaming the American Wild West with nothing more than their horse, a knife, and a […]
The souls of a race bike in the body of a naked bike. The most powerful, fast and sporty naked of all, originating from the mythical RSV4, winner of four titles in the SBK superbike world championship, is now even more incisive, sophisticated and safe and performance is greater still (170 hp), the exceptional APRC […]
The 1992 Ducati 888 SP4S (Sport Production Special) featured larger valve sizes , and significant changes to the body work from the SP3. The SP4S featured a Corsa race engine delivering 114bhp power with a top speed of 142mph. Only 12 of these models SP4S were ever produced making them extremely rare. The 888 SP4S […]
