Test Articles
Ever wondered how the Hodaka Super Wombat fared when it was fresh from the crate?
Did the Honda CBX really use technology from the NR500? Was the Maico 490 Alpha's reputation
really deserved?
Wonder no longer, bike tests (sometimes) tell the story.
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Italian Flashbikes have a definite appeal.
The fact that they are so different makes them even more attractive. The Moto
Morini 500 Sport is a Junior Flashbike with all the glamour of the Big Boys, but
just make sure you know what's under all the flash.
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All the horsepower is in the chassis.
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Mugen ME 125 Water Cooler: $3995 privateer equalizer.
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Mugen uses the Honda CR250R as a base for
building the ME360R. But it's not time for law suits—Honda and Mugen enjoy a
special relationship. Mugen names their machine the "Marty Smith Replica," and
that's why we call it the Hot Rod Honda.
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The
two-stroke master pattern.
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More power and touring ability than before with the same great handling.
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The Norton 850 Commando arrives at an
intersection… somewhere between Brands Hatch and Tobacco Road.
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An authoritative street iron and its brand-new companion for the rough—Twist up to a Norton and blow your mind!
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The heir of Manx does well in projecting the aura of time tested champions to the discriminating rider who prefers the sublime feel of an English handler.
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We Sample A 130-mph Speedster, Try Ourselves,
And Track-Test Two Tracks.
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A Capable Woods Bike Compete With A Major
Flaw – The Lack Of Long-Travel Rear Suspension.
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T. E. Lawrence died on a Brough Superior. If he had been riding a Desert Phantom he might have had a chance.
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A look at one of the most specialized of the
speciality bikes.
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Last month a plonker, this month a
Pioneer—they keep gettin' better.
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In 1967, Ossa set out to build the
best-performing enduro bike in the world. They've come a long way, baby!
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A truly tidy motorcycle for section cleaning.
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Sophistication for dynamic competition.
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Forget that it only has a 71/2 cubic-inch engine. The Penton, redesigned to be nearly break-proof, is intense, businesslike—built only for experts.
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Lightweight blending of the world's best.
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Bringing the good times up to speed.
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