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Reviews 2016 Yamaha FJR1300A & FJR1300ES Sport Touring Models: Ride Review

2016 Yamaha FJR1300A & FJR1300ES Sport Touring Models: Ride Review

The 2016 Yamaha FJR1300A and FJR1300ES are well built and designed. Luckily, they're headed to dealerships now and you can see (and feel) for yourself!
By Dr. Moto Mar 23, 2016
Reviews We Review a Cop Bike… Sort of. The 2015 Kawasaki Concours 14 Review

We Review a Cop Bike… Sort of. The 2015 Kawasaki Concours 14 Review

More performance, less money for the 2015 Concours 14 ABS: First ride report.
By Justin Fivella Dec 15, 2014
News First Look: Yamaha FJ-09 Sport Tourer

First Look: Yamaha FJ-09 Sport Tourer

We've got pictures of what looks like Yamaha's new middleweight sport touring bike, the Yamaha FJ-09.
By Jason Avant Sep 24, 2014
News 2014 Honda Interceptor: Revised VFR800 Comes To America

2014 Honda Interceptor: Revised VFR800 Comes To America

Looking for a sport tourer? Based on the old VFR800, the 2014 Honda Interceptor could be just right and it will be on sale in the U.S. in May of 2014.
By HFL Staff Feb 04, 2014
Dailies An adventure in confusion

An adventure in confusion

Suzuki Europe is teasing a new bike with the tag line, “Are you ready for adventure?” Nothing confusing about that, right? They’re planning to replace the worthy-but-lackluster V-Strom range with a more exciting adventure tourer, right? The only question is: which dead racist will they name it after this time? That’s when you run into problems. The line drawing that follows that text looks...
By HFL Staff Jun 01, 2011
Reviews Why Yamaha

Why Yamaha's FJR1300 Is Still Relevant

What it is, what it isn't, and why it still matters.
By HFL Staff May 12, 2011
Dailies 2011 Triumph Sprint ST: not pictured, comfy balls

2011 Triumph Sprint ST: not pictured, comfy balls

The biggest problem with the current Sprint ST? A fashionable underseat exhaust that eliminates storage space and cooks the rider's balls. Well, that and the vague front end. Looks like the 2011 Triumph Sprint ST cures the first problem with a low-slung exhaust clearing space not only under the seat but also for larger panniers. Awesome. You can check one bike off the list of seven Triumph says it...
By HFL Staff Mar 18, 2010
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