We have seen some cool factory Triumph motorcycles in the past with special paint and other cosmetic touches. With the introduction of the new Triumph →
There has been much speculation about the possible demise of the iconic Triumph Rocket III. It is back for 2019 as the Rocket III Roadster, →
Placed between the Bonneville T120 and Thruxton, the Speed Twin may have surpassed both Within Triumph’s Modern Classics line there was always a sizable gap between →
Exciting performance in a more standard package Ever since the 2019 Triumph Speed Twin was announced in early December, we’ve been excited about the prospects that it posed. →
A new Triumph Rocket III has been spotted by spy photographers, revealing substantial changes to the British manufacturer’s mammoth cruiser. The current Rocket III has been around in →
Triumph has turned the scrambler segment on its head with the 2019 Triumph Scrambler 1200 XE and XC. In a segment characterized by many machines →
I’ve found myself riding in the King of Cool’s tracks more often than I’d realized lately. First, in November while participating in the 50th running →
The legendary Speed Twin is back, returning as the newest member of Triumph‘s 1200cc Bonneville lineup. The new 2019 Triumph Speed Twin slots into the line by combining the Thruxton‘s performance with the Bonneville T120‘s →
Say hello to the Twins The main difference between the 2016 Street Twin and 2017 Street Scrambler, and the new 2019 versions of each, is that my Aerostich →
The best-selling model in Triumph’s retro-aware Modern Classic line, the latest Triumph Street Twin gets more power as part of a rethinking of the popular model. We →
Letting the cat all the way out of the bag today after most of it escaped yesterday, Triumph sent us along this actual hard information about its →
After being introduced just two years ago, the Triumph Street Scrambler gets a serious makeover for 2019. From the motor to the chassis, the 2019 →
Could the third new smartphone in Apple’s big unveil today be the most exciting? It’s certainly one possibility, with the new iPhone XR – odd →
The F-Type loses its value much faster than the 911, so is it a better used buy than the all-conquering Porsche? Read our group test →
I should probably have broken this down into “Riders Over 50 with a History of Failed Relationships and Bad Decisions Without a Pot to Piss →
This week you might notice Motorcycle.com being a little quieter than usual. The reason is because most of the MO staff are out riding in →
Despite what you may have heard, the supersport class is not completely dead, as Motorcycle.com can confirm that an updated Kawasaki ZX-6R is coming for 2019. We can also confirm →
There’s a risk, when you make a movie tie-in like the 2019 Ford Mustang Bullitt, of veering into pastiche. The most memorable part of the →
Ask any motorcyclist – there’s no one motorcycle that does it all. Some might come close, but ultimately there’s always a better bike for the →
There are a lot of ways to go for a long distance tour. These days, offerings are plentiful when choosing a steed to gallop your →
Why don’t we go to Baja more often? Well, one reason is the manufacturers want us to get special dispensation before we take their bikes →
Love them or loathe them, electric vehicles are here to stay. Electric cars are already highly practical: Tesla’s Model S can go over 300 miles →
Diesel is a dirty word at Porsche, but can petrol-electric power fill its shoes in the new Cayenne? What we liked: • Pace off the →
Speaking of adventuring, on my way home from flogging this new Tiger all over the mountainside, I was inspired enough to explore a new route: Instead of →
Billing yourself as a boutique manufacturer of motorcycle art invites intense scrutiny and whether fair or unfair, a cosmetic blemish or performance shortcoming when found →
Royal Enfield designed and built this motorcycle in India, for Indians, a few years ago, with no plans really to export it. Why bother? India took →
It was a sad day in southern Spain, not to mention a long way to travel, to be peering out from the garage as intensoning →
The 2018 Triumph Tiger 800 is one of those bikes that kind of flies in the face of conventional wisdom about what makes a great Adventure Touring motorcycle, and Triumph is →
While many manufacturers are posturing and pontificating about plans for the electrification of their cars, Nissan is releasing a proper second-gen electric vehicle, the new Nissan Leaf. The →
The Bonneville family continues to expand with its 2018 Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster. The new Speedmasterbuilds on the Bobber and Bonneville lines to offer a versatile cruiser with a level of refinement →