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Brixton Releases Crossfire 500 Specs And Pricing
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Dustin Wheelen
11 June 2020
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Ask RideApart: What’s The Best All-Round Motorcycle?
Jack of all trades, master of nothing?
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Enrico Punsalang
23 May 2020
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Meet The RideApart Team's Bikes: Enrico's KTM 390 Duke
By far the most fun I've had on two wheels.
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Enrico Punsalang
19 April 2020
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MotoGP Improves Helmet Safety For Everyone
FIM safety standards will exceed Snell, ECE, and JIS.
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Justin Hughes
08 January 2019
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2015 Honda CB1100 Deluxe Review - The Modern Cafe
Modern, refined, retro and timeless
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Sam Bendall
24 March 2015
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RideApart Review: 2013 Honda CB1100 ABS
Real world review of the 2013 Honda CB1100 ABS.
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HFL Staff
09 July 2013
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Details: Honda CB1000R
The Honda CB1000R isn’t, as you might assume, a naked CBR1000RR. The two bikes share lower engine case design that makes the engines appear the same from the outside, but the CB1000R makes a whopping 53bhp less. Is being a completely different bike from the CBR necessarily a bad thing? Photos: Grant Ray Why the CB1000R is not a naked CBR1000RR The CBR1000RR has a twin-spar aluminum frame
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Sean Smith
01 December 2011
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$2,895! Cleveland CycleWerk’s Ace
OK, forget I told you the price already. Look at this bike and tell me how much you think it costs. Even after I told him it was a Cleveland, Grant guessed $3,800. Forget what you already know about the brand and you’d likely think over $4k. Solid looks, components like upside down forks, wavy brake rotors and beefy spoked wheels at this price? The 250cc Cleveland CycleWerks Ace is going to be a...
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HFL Staff
05 February 2011
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Cleveland CycleWerks Misfit: the missing link?
“Cool is being able to afford a bike that looks good and makes the owner feel good, but does not break the bank,” says Cleveland CycleWerks’ Scott Colosimo. He designed the bike you see here. When the 250cc Misfit goes on sale in March it’ll cost just $3,195, providing an affordable, desirable city bike or commuter. The Misfit weighs 80lbs less than a Ninja 250 and, according to Scott, can...
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HFL Staff
29 November 2010
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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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