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There’s something strangely compelling about 1980s superbikes. The French have a phrase for it: jolie laide, meaning both pretty and ugly at…
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There’s something strangely compelling about 1980s superbikes. The French have a phrase for it: jolie laide, meaning both pretty and ugly at…
Read more »Just when you thought you’d seen every possible version of Honda’s iconic CB750, here’s another: the super-rare CB750P/K0 Police model. The exquisite…
Read more »I used to think that automatic gearboxes in motorcycles were restricted to a few odd Moto Guzzis and Hondas. Until a few…
Read more »Jesse James gets a lot of flak these days. It never seems to be about the bikes any more, which is a…
Read more »What’s former editor David Edwards been up to since leaving Cycle World magazine last year? He tells us he’s been putting his…
Read more »You can do motorcycle touring the easy way, or the hard way. The easy way is to ride a modern, cushy dual-sport…
Read more »For a brand as iconic as Bimota, it’s surprisingly hard to find good images of their motorcycles. And this isn’t a real…
Read more »There’s something to be said for a simple, classic British thumper, and they don’t get much simpler than this. It’s a 1949…
Read more »One of the saddest stories of recent times is the demise of Moto Morini. The Scrambler remains one of my all-time favorite…
Read more »It’s been too long since we’ve featured vintage Italian machinery. And then I stumbled across this jaw-dropping shot of a Ducati 200…
Read more »I tend to associate James Dean with a certain Porsche 550 Spyder, and Steve McQueen with Triumph motorcycles. But James Dean was…
Read more »Which motorcycle maker is famous for oddball front suspension and steering, and for using high-performance engines from other makers? Five marks for…
Read more »The 1968 DT-1 is more than a contender for Yamaha’s most important motorcycle. It’s a bike that broke things wide open for…
Read more »This lovely piece of rolling sculpture is the Megola Sport, and it was built in Germany in 1922. Aside from the extraordinary…
Read more »The French have a knack for classy, timeless motorcycles. There was Jean François Vicente, in the days when he owned VD Classic.…
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