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KTM has changed the way we look at small-displacement naked bikes with the 390 Duke. No →
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Oh dear, it’s kind of like one of those deals where you nag a person to →
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We probably didn’t really need to compare the Honda CB1000R and Kawasaki Z900RS Cafe since they’re polarized enough in the looks department to →
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During the 2017 EICMA Milan Motorcycle Show, Kawasaki unveiled the Ninja H2 SX – the third →
Kawasaki’s modern Z lineup of naked motorcycles has once again grown. Slotting in between the Z125and the Z650 is →
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The end is nigh for the venerable Kawasaki KLR650, as the long-running dual-sport is reportedly being discontinued, ending →
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Why don’t we go to Baja more often? Well, one reason is the manufacturers want us →
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With all-new model announcements and major revisions and upgrades to already great machines from various manufacturers →