Classic RE styling, modern RE performance
It now borrows its siblings’ bigger 650cc parallel-twin
If there was one thing missing from Royal Enfield's Classic lineup, it's a bigger and more powerful engine. The 500 was okay, but at the end of the day, it's a single. The 350, meanwhile, doesn't even breach
Paying homage to a classic that helped coin the term ‘sport-tourer’
Out of all the bikes BMW Motorrad has built over the past century, there are a few that truly stand out, one of them being the R90 S. Apart from the brand's 90th anniversary, it was also partly the namesake for
We suppose you can call these...twin Speed Twins
Triumph has continued to make significant changes to its lineup this year, and the latest bike to get updates is the Speed Twin. The British motorcycle manufacturer has just unveiled the new 1200 along with its sportier sibling, the 1200 RS.The
*That’s where the bid as of writing stands
Honda's vintage scooters have maintained a cult following over the decades. These bikes are quirky and fun, and it's no wonder they're so loved among the community.There's one that's currently being auctioned off via BringATrailer, and
A pretty solid classic bike
Moto Guzzi has arguably one of the prettiest motorcycle lineups on our shores right now. In a market that's almost oversaturated with classic bikes, the Italian motorcycle maker's models can still easily stand out.It feels a bit overshadowed, however,
A properly recreated classic
There's just really something about classic bikes. The OGs. They're oftentimes the most eye-catching among any bunch. The only problem with them, really, is that they're never the best-equipped either.This is what makes Triumph's lineup
A work of art by WKND Customs
Those small, utilitarian motorcycles we often see being converted into tricycles here on our roads? Yeah, those things actually make for excellent canvases for custom-bike builders.Take a look at this Honda CG125 from Portugal-based builder WKND Customs, for example.
They can smell fake and fabricated parts a mile away
Ever wonder how vintage-bike competitions are judged by professionals? Popular TV host and motorcycle enthusiast Jay Taruc of Ride.PH has invited three foreigners who are well-known gurus within the vintage motorcycle community. Coming from Australia and Malaysia, these three
by Aris Ilagan
