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2018 BMW R nineT Urban G/S Review – First Ride
The only thing better than producing a hit might be producing one by accident. BMW knew the R nineT was a cool bike they hoped →
10 Cars That Should Have Failed but They Didn’t
Trying to predict how a new car is going to sell can be difficult. Companies spend millions of dollars on development, and some cars are →
Yamaha XSR900 Abarth Review
When the best of two worlds meet, something spectacular is always bound to happen. And this is what the Yamaha XSR900 Abarth all about. The →
10 of the Oldest Cars in the World
Have you ever wondered what the oldest cars in the world are? A quick answer may be the Ford Model T. That is understandable, since →
Gigabyte Sabre 15-K review
PROS Fast in 1080p games Better screen quality than rivals RGB keyboard backlight Slick design CONS Small SSD Underwhelming battery life Middling keyboard Weedy speakers →
2018 Yamaha XS650 Concept : Should Yamaha expand its Sport Heritage line with something like this?
Triumph is killing it with its latest Bonneville platform, churning out a variety of models that fascinate everyone from retro-minded Boomers to 20-something hipsters. Encompassing →
Sony Alpha A99 II review: Proving that translucent can triumph
Holy moly, what a specification the Sony A99 II offers: a 42.4-million-pixel BSI (back illuminated) full-frame CMOS sensor, a 399-point hybrid autofocus system, 12-frames per →
2016-2017 Triumph Bonneville T100-T100 Black Review
Triumph started the Bonneville legacy all the way back in 1959, and it is a name that the factory is still taking to the bank →
2017 Aprilia RSV4 RR/RF Review – First Ride
After a half-decade of sitting second chair to BMW’s S1000RR (Honorable Mention 2010, and again in 2015) Aprilia’s RSV4 finally, deservedly, secured Motorcycle.com’s 2016 Sportbike →
2017 BMW R NineT Racer Review – First Ride
One could take two approaches to understanding what BMW has done to the R nineT to give us the 2017 BMW R nineT Racer. The →
Sony KD-65A1 OLED review
PROS Outstanding picture quality An innovative sound system that works Gorgeous design CONS Expensive Uninspiring remote KEY FEATURES 4K and HDR HDR10 and Dolby Vision →
Head-to-Head : Samsung Galaxy C9 Pro VS Samsung Galaxy A9 Pro
Samsung’s new Galaxy C9 Pro phablet is now available in the Philippines. Samsung already has a similarly-specced 6-incher in the local market right now, though, and →
Samsung Gear S3 vs Huawei Watch 2 : Sporty smartwatches go head to head
The Huawei Watch 2 and the Samsung Gear S3 are smartwatches that come in two different models. For something more suit-friendly, both offer Classic models →
Top 10 Motorcycles For Millennials
I was a little surprised my kid liked the new Honda Rebel 500 as much as he did last week, but then all of us →
Galaxy S8 vs S8+: What’s the difference between Samsung’s new flagships?
Galaxy S8 vs S8+: Samsung has finally unveiled its new Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ phones, and they’re certainly something to behold. But what’s the →
2017 Ducati Monster 797 Review: First Ride
Hemlines and exhausts go up and down, radiators come and go, but the Monster hasn’t really ever gone out of fashion since it hit the →
Tommy Hilfiger TH24/7You – First look review
Tommy Hilfiger TH24/7You keeps things simple at a great price The Tommy Hilfiger TH24/7You completes the range of Movado smartwatches unveiled at Baselworld 2017, and →
2017 Harley-Davidson Street Rod First Ride Review : Harley lets fly an angrier, urban-sport version of its lovable Street 750
As a lifelong rooter for the underdog, I really wanted to like this one. Almost three years ago, I was a big fan of the →
iPad Pro vs Samsung Galaxy Book comparison review : Can Samsung triumph in the battle of the laptop killers?
Which is the best laptop-replacement tablet: Apple’s iPad Pro, or Samsung’s Galaxy Book? In our iPad Pro vs Samsung Galaxy Book comparison review, based on →
2016 – 2017 Triumph America / America LT / Speedmaster Review
Triumph returns in 2017 with three bikes in the America/Speedmaster family: the America, the America LT and the Speedmaster. All three models come with that bullet-proof →
2017 Ducati Scrambler Café Racer & Desert Sled Review
Ducati’s Scrambler line grows yet again in the ’17 model year with the addition of the Café Racer and Desert Sled. The Scrambler range has →
2017 Mazda CX-5 First Drive: Obsession pays off
Mazda finds itself in a tricky spot. The CX-5 is due for a refresh; however, it’s also the best-selling car in the company’s US line-up. →
The best smartwatch 2017: We choose between Apple, Samsung and more
Picking the best smartwatch for you among the plethora of brand new devices is increasingly tough. Gone are those horrible lumps of plastic and the →
2017 Harley-Davidson Street Rod Preview
Suck it up all you Harley haters, and behold the new Street Rod – pretty much what we wished the original Street 750 could’ve been →
Just Shut Up and Drive the Mazda Miata Grand Touring
It’s been 27 years. Over 1 million sold worldwide. They’re a fixture at racetracks and autocross courses across the country every single weekend. They’ve had →
2017 Honda CBR300R Vs. Hyosung GD250R
There’s an old saying that aptly describes the Hyosung GD250R: A day late and a dollar short. The 250cc beginner bike market went strong for →
2016 – 2017 Triumph Bonneville T120 / T120 Black
Triumph carries the Bonneville name into a new generation with the Bonneville T120 and T120 “Black.” Such a classic name deserves to be treated with →
2017 Triumph Street Triple RS Review: First Ride
The last time Triumph conducted a major revamp of its Street Triple family was 2013. At that press launch Triumph didn’t feel it necessary to →
2015 – 2017 BMW F 800 GS / F 800 GS Adventure Review
The lines between on- and off-road enthusiasts are becoming rather blurred nowadays, with a majority of major manufacturers having established themselves within the dual-sport/adventure bike →
2017 Triumph Street Scrambler Review
Triumph has been getting some mileage out of its new 900 cc engine, and this mill drives yet another mid-size ride for the “Street Twin” →