Sportbikes are exactly what they sound like—motorcycles designed for sporty riding. The following articles look specifically at this type of motorcycle.
I spend a lot of time discussing cafe racers, bobbers, scramblers, and other bikes, but I do love cool sportbikes like this 1974 Suzuki GT750S Vallelunga.
The Suzuki GT750 Le Mans came to the world in 1971. It was nicknamed Water Buffalo or Kettle. It was the first liquid-cooled production motorcycle from Japan. The version you see here is a SAIAD-developed racing special.
Continue reading “Suzuki GT750S Vallelunga Racing Special”The Honda CBX750 you see customized here is called Flavia. Unik Edition took the bike and transformed it into an awesome machine.
This is a killer sportbike that you shouldn’t overlook. I’ve showcased Unik Edition’s motorcycles in the past, and things just keep getting better.
Continue reading “Honda CBX750 “Flavia” by Unik Edition”This is one awesome Kawasaki GPz1100 is an awesome green and black sportbike you shouldn’t look away from.
This green Kawasaki GPz1100 custom is an awesome sportbike called Poseidon.
There’s something special about this bike. The guys over at Rusty Wrench Motorcycles put a short little windscreen on it and blacked out the parts that aren’t green. I dig it.
Continue reading “Rusty Wrench Motorcycles ‘Poseidon’ Kawasaki GPz1100”Back in 1999, the Suzuki GSX-1300R Hayabusa had every bro chanting “Busa” as they dreamed of riding a motorcycle at 194 mph.
The company has now decided to end production after 20 years.
This move comes as a little bit of a shock. The Hayabusa is still such a dominant force.
Continue reading “Suzuki Ends the GSX-1300R Hayabusa After 20 Years”The Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R was already an awesome motorcycle. For 2019 Kawasaki wanted to make it even better.
The company decided to up the styling drama a bit. It also added in some new technology and equipment.
It should help the bike stay competitive.
