2023 New and Updated Middleweight Motorcycles Women Riders Should Check Out
Riders who are looking for their next bike will want to check out these recently announced new and upgraded motorcycles.
First Look: CFMOTO Motorcycles Offer a Quality Ride at a Low Price Point
Whether you’re looking for a beginner motorcycle, an around-town commuter, a mini bike, a mid-sized café racer, or an adventure bike, CFMOTO offers a great line-up.
New Trike Review: Can-Am Spyder RT Limited
Experience the thrill of the open air on three wheels with a full-featured touring trike. Can-Am’s two-wheels-in-front machines are hugely fun, easy to ride, and very accessible. Read about editor Tricia’s 1,500-mile test with the RT Limited.
New Motorcycle Review: Royal Enfield Re-launches its Historic Classic 350
Filling the needs of new riders and those looking for a reliable, manageable, and affordable motorcycle, Royal Enfield’s 350 Classic pays homage to its nostalgic roots in a modern design.
Review: Royal Enfield Himalayan Dual Sport
The Royal Enfield Himalayan is a retro-styled midsized modern classic capable of on and off-road adventure. It’s a great bike for a dirt rider looking to venture onto the street for the first time or a low cost option for a newer rider looking for a no frills do-it-all motorcycle.
Wow! Look What Royal Enfield is Doing to Attract Women Riders!
Four female influencers were asked to turn a stock Royal Enfield into a flat tracker to inspire others to build, train, and race their own motorcycles. But then COVID-19 happened. See how Royal Enfield salvaged its womens initiative and how you can watch the girls race this October.
Three-Wheeler Review: Can-Am Ryker
This new entry level three-wheeled motorcycle from Can-Am is designed to get new riders on the streets quickly and easily.
Review: Dainese Tempest D-Dry Lady Jacket and Pants
I was excited when asked to demo the Dainese Tempest D-Dry Lady jacket and pants — meaning they were specifically cut for women — because my first solo overnight trip was coming up and I knew it would be a great couple of days to try out some new gear. The Tempest D-Dry jacket and pants are intended for three-to-four-season touring.
MOTORCYCLE REVIEW WITH VIDEO: A 150cc Motorcycle That Can Go the Distance
Pure fun—that’s how I describe my time test riding CSC Motorcycles’ 150cc bike. At first glance, you’d think the 240-pound two-wheeler is a scooter, but look again. It has a motorcycle-style frame (versus the step-through frame of a scooter) and a 5-speed manual transmission with a clutch that the rider must actuate to shift gears (versus the automatic transmission of a scooter).
To Mexico and Back on a 150cc Motorcycle
When Steve Seidner founded CSC Motorcycle Company under the name California Scooter Company in 2008, he wanted to prove his 150cc motorcycles could travel long distances and stand the test of many miles. So in November 2010, a group of five riders rode CSC motorcycles from San Diego, Calif., to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, and back, a nine-day, 2,000-mile ride covering the length of the Baja peninsula.