Cruiser Reviews

MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: 2008 Harley-Davidson Rocker

My new favorite motorcycle is the Harley-Davidson Rocker. This is a big deal because I dont grant this title lightly. To be one of my favorite motorcycles, it must possess many of the qualities women deem favorable when selecting a bike and the Rocker has them, low seat height, easy to handle and in this case styling to the max for those interested in purchasing a bike that looks like a more expensive custom.

MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: 2008 Harley-Davidson Rocker

MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: 2007 Suzuki Boulevard C50T

Ive never wanted to own a cruiser-style motorcycle, but a 3,200-mile trip this summer on a 2007 Suzuki Boulevard C50T may have changed all that. This model is identical to Suzukis popular C50 cruiser but comes with extras like a windshield, saddlebag and backrest to make it a tourer. Find out what WRN Contributor Perri Capell thinks about this middleweight tourer.

MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: 2007 Suzuki Boulevard C50T

MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: 2007 Victory Vision Tour/Street

After more than a year of building up a motorcycle that was six years in development, Victory Motorcycles executives finally gave members of the motorcycle press the keys to the first Vision motorcycles to roll off the assembly line. In mid-June, I joined my motorcycle media colleagues at Victory headquarters in Minneapolis to test ride the two versions of the Vision the Tour and the Street.

MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: 2007 Victory Vision Tour/Street

MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: Ridley Clutch-Free Motorcycles

You may have heard of a company making motorcycles without a clutch. Its Ridley Motorcycles. Its no secret that the Oklahoma-based manufacturer has been producing clutch-free motorcycles for more than 10 years, but for those who ride a Ridley well, they know the secret.

MOTORCYCLE REVIEW: Ridley Clutch-Free Motorcycles

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