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Ever meet a two-stroke that acts like a
four-stroke? Say hello to this year’s Hustler.
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Suzuki GT380J Sebring (1972) |
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Suzuki's GT-380J is the smallest of their new
range of three-cylinder touring bikes for 1972. The engineering philosophy
behind this series is proclaimed by the GT (Gran Tourismo) designation. As
conceived by the Italian car makers, a GT vehicle summons a certain state of
mind on the road: a state of mind that depends largely upon the operator's
assurance of being in control. Beyond that aura of physical extension lie the
aspects of aesthetic appeal, both to the owner and bystanders, and a lot of
creature comfort for the owner and his favorite passenger.
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Suzuki GT750J Le Mans (1972) |
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The test: Los Angeles to New York, quick. How
fair is that?
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Suzuki T-125 Stinger (1969) |
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This miniracer stands tall.
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Suzuki T-350 Rebel (1969) |
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Swift, smooth and stylish.
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Suzuki T-350 Rebel (1970) |
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In the broadening urban battle between cars
and motorcycles only the nimble have a chance. The Suzuki Rebel has the best
chance of all.
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The Little Monsters: Honda 125, Kawasaki 90, Suzuki 50, Yamaha 60 (1974) |
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Testing the bikes we don’t usually test.
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Triumph Bonneville (1978) |
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When men wore grease and bikes wore out, the
Bonneville was the best British ride in town. It still is.
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As a high performance touring machine, this is the one we would probably recommend to our friends.
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Triumph X-75 Hurricane (1973) |
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Riding a Triumph Hurricane is like wearing a
fluorescent kandy-kolored zoot suit: you'll get noticed for sure.
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Triumph X-75 Hurricane (1973, Motorcycle World) |
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A cycle by any other name.
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Tiny wheels for the barbecue zone.
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Yamaha 200 CS5 & 100 LS2 (1972) |
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Meet the little twins: if you have to start
small, there are few better ways to do so.
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The DS7 may become known as the 350 Yamaha
with the 250 engine. Are fifteen cubic inches and thirty horsepower enough? The
answer is yes—if you like to use the engine.
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A real “sleeper”.
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Yamaha 650 Heritage Special (1982) |
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New Black Styling for Yamaha's Evergreen Twin.
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Like the man on TV says, - Try it, you'll like it.
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Yamaha FZR and Bimota YB6 (1989) |
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These two hyperbikes define the outer edge of
the performance envelop. They share a heart and a mission, but their souls
are a continent apart.
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