2009 Triumph Bonneville SE Comparison
The Bonneville moniker first affixed itself to Triumph’s 650cc Parallel Twin-powered T120 in 1959, a high-performance ride through the ‘60s that earned its classy moniker as a tribute to the…
motorcycle shootout
2012 Triumph Street Triple R Comparison
Ever since Triumph introduced an up-spec R version of its middleweight Street Triple, there hasn’t been much on the road that can match its fun factor. And there’s no question the Triumph Street…
2013 Triumph Thruxton Comparison
Triumph virtually defines the production café racer class with its Thruxton motorcycle. Although it’s been a while since it received an overhaul—with its timeless good looks and the stone axe reliability…
2014 Triple-Cylinder Street Bike Shootout
Until recent times there were basically two types of engine configurations to choose from in a standard street bike: Twin or Inline Four. Triumph has long provided the exception with…
2015 Middleweight Sport Twins Shootout
If fun and affordability are atop your motorcycle shopping checklist, it’s a great time to kick some tires and contemplate a purchase within the Middleweight Sport Twins class. This year…
2015 Streetfighter Shootout VIII: Aprilia Tuono V4 1100 RR | KTM 1290 Super Duke R | Suzuki GSX-S1000
The best of both worlds: that’s what the liter-plus naked bike class is all about. Centered on familiar Superbike underpinnings, but tweaked, via everyday riding seat positions and hand controls,…
