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Indian Revises FTR 1200 Range For Road-Focused Performance
A tool fit for the job.
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Dustin Wheelen
26 January 2021
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Mutt Adds A Rover To The Kennel With The GT-SS
A traveler’s new best friend.
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Dustin Wheelen
17 October 2019
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Triumph Lifts The Veil Off The New 2020 Street Triple 765 RS
Mow' powa!
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Sabrina Giacomini
07 October 2019
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The Biggest Production Bike Engine Is About To Get Beefier
The Rocket 3 engine is gaining in volume.
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Sabrina Giacomini
28 May 2019
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The New Triumph Speed Twin Is Coming December 4
Triumph's got more teasers in its pockets.
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Sabrina Giacomini
22 November 2018
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Harley-Davidson Unveils 1200cc Roadster
Harley-Davidson Unveils 1200cc RoadsterHarley Davidson has pulled the cover off a new Sportster variant: the 1200cc Roadster. Harley claims the new...
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Chris Cope
19 April 2016
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What a VR6 motorcycle engine sounds like
As the 197bhp Horex VR6 Roadster nears production, the company has put together a short video of it in...well, we won't call it action. Still, it's a good chance to grab a couple of audio bites of what six-cylinder squashed into the space of four and displacing 1,200cc will sound like. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9eSBKjaqCE And in case you missed our previous Horex coverage, here's a video e...
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HFL Staff
21 June 2012
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JT Nesbitt vs Jay Leno
Back in November, HFL contributor JT Nesbitt drove a CNG-powered roadster he built in his garage from New York to LA in 89 consecutive hours, setting a new record for alternative energy vehicles in the process. While he was out here, he and his Man Friday, Max Materne, took time out of their busy schedules (drinking with us) to appear on Jay Leno’s Garage. Yeah, yeah, it’s a car, but we’re e...
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HFL Staff
28 December 2011
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By the numbers: retro roadster showdown
By its very definition, comparing the retro roadster class by performance figures is a bit silly. These bikes aren't created to go fast, they're created to recapture some sort of fundamental two-wheeled experience with handsome looks, easy-going power and a nebulous thing called "character." That's why we prefer the Triumph Scrambler to its slightly faster sibling, the Bonneville: character. Still...
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HFL Staff
07 March 2010
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