2016 Triumph Street Twin

The 2016 Triumph Street Twin is a classic Triumph designed for customization, it features a new 900 cc inline two-cylinder high torque engine with liquid cooling, and sports most of the electronic gadgetry that is incorporated on the other Bonneville models, namely the ride-by-wire throttle with traction control, ABS, switchable traction control, LED lighting, and USB port on the headstock. They also claim this model is 36% more fuel efficient than its predecessor. Available in several colors, the bike is also complemented with three inspiration kits you can buy as a package.

Ducati Scrambler Icon Dark

The Ducati Scrambler Icon Dark is a celebration of simplicity and style, perfect for purists. Clad in an eye-catching all-black livery, it features a sporty tail fairing and sleek side panels that enhance its aggressive look. Powered by an 803cc L-Twin engine, the Icon Dark delivers 73 hp and 48 lb-ft of torque, paired with a six-speed gearbox for an exhilarating ride. Key features include a Termignoni silencer, Ducati Performance LED indicators, and th...
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KTM 450 Rally Replica

The new KTM 450 Rally Replica is the closest you can buy to a Dakar bike. The Limited edition model (85 units) is prepared to compete and is based on the Dakar winning motorcycle, which has led KTM to their 17th straight win. Powered by a liquid-cooled, single-cylinder, 450cc SOHC engine that is equipped with a larger 44mm throttle body, the beast uses several race-derived components to help it tackle the toughest of terrains. The limited-edition motorcycle has many...
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Ducati Panigale V4R

Ducati have unveiled the all-new Panigale V4R, the most powerful production bike in history! The new king of the Panigale range features a 998cc Desmosedici Stradale R engine, capable of producing a whopping 221 horsepower (this figure leaps to 234 ponies with an optional Akrapovic race exhaust system) paired with an equally-impressive 83 foot-pounds of torque, making it the most powerful bike ever in the superbike class. Weighing just 363 lbs, the beastly machine o...
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