As huge fans of motorcycles, riding, touring, customising and crashing, we have the greatest ambivalence in presenting this selection of motorcycle articles. Here you will find reviews, previews and horribly uninformed opinions about stuff we really have no business commenting on.
Kawasaki ER6 By A.P. Kawasatkinson and the other one Kawasaki marketed the ER6 as ‘your first big bike.’ It came in two different flavours, a naked machine with side covers to hide the radiator, and a faired version with covers to hide the entire frame. Otherwise, they were exactly the same with the only difference […]
The smash Paddling in the shallow end of the sea Morgan Sayzuki As any expat in South-East Asia – anywhere from Thailand to Indonesia – soon comes to the realization that you cannot rely on Tuk-Tuks, Jeepneys or whatever the local name or method of transport is. Even if you live in Singapore, Bangkok, Kuala
The BMW f800gs A bike so perfectly developed to be suitable for anything that it became perfect at nothing… A.P. Motorson and Slash Godstone Most people think that the BMW R1200gs is just too big, many of the same people think that the G650gs is just too small. What if there was something just nicely
Honda Shadow 750cc Smoke and Chrome Mirrors Jack Hondason and Seth Davidswin The Honda Shadow certainly looks the part. It’s low, it’s big and it’s heavy. It’s splattered with chrome and has wide, swept-back bars. If you pull up at a coffee shop, you’ll get admiring glances from people commenting about your ‘Harley’. By the
Keep The Ruckus Down By A.P. Ruckinson and Seth Zoomwyn I got my first Honda Ruckus by somewhat dubious means. I had an acquaintance—a friend of a friend—who owned a very beaten up and sorry little Ruckus that looked like it had only barely survived being owned by a Russian. He was gigantic; I stand
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Honda Ruckus (Zoomer) By Jack Littlbikeinson and Teeny-Tiny Seth Not all little bikes are created unequal Some motorcycles are designed to stir your passions and get your stomach churning with their ferocious performance. Others could barely churn a lump of butter with performance that seems better suited at stirring a cup of coffee. This is
Honda X11 (CB1100SF) Review Jack Speedkinson & Seth Gonewizz Bigger isn’t always better, just like smaller isn’t always worse; but sometimes only big will do. That’s certainly the message I get from my wife, anyway, when she’s not too busy adding powdered glass to my sandwiches. Honda had that very thing in mind when they
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Aprilia Pegaso 660 Review Jack Crapkinson and Seth Godawful I couldn’t shake the growing desire to buy a BMW F800gs. I knew I shouldn’t: I’d already had the big GS and it had let me down horribly, and not just once—not even just several times. The R1200gs had got me used to the weird non-parallel
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Those Two Idiots Jack the idiot and a whole extra idiot What goes wrong in a man’s life to make him want to pack everything he wants into two small bags and then ride off into the sunset on a small motorcycle? Why would a grown man want to leave everything behind and try his
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