The motorcycling world seems to have caught Bobber fever, judging by the flurry of advance orders that look like resulting in Triumph’s cut-down Bonneville outselling last year’s Thruxtons to challenge the Daytona 675 and Street Triple as the firm’s most successful début model ever. With its hardtail look and air of vintage custom cool, the Bobber seems to have caught the imagination of old and young riders alike. But is it any good?
Inspired by the original Bonneville T120 of 1959, the new T120 is here to recreate nostalgia in a modern way
Triumph are all set to unveil the latest version of their iconic Bonneville heritage bike in the UK on the 28th of this month. [Read more…]
It’s that time of the year again. The big, bad American bar & shield have taken the covers off their model year 2016 array of cruisers. [Read more…]
My love for Royal Enfield began as a kid, at a time when I couldn’t even ride a bicycle, I already knew how to use the throttle on my late uncle Peter’s 1979 Standard 350. [Read more…]
Royal Enfield have done nothing but embrace their retro leanings, and Bulleteers have loved them for it. [Read more…]
The iconic Italian motorcycle manufacturer, Moto Guzzi, has launched a new cruiser – the Eldorado, which is an ode to the ’70s era of motorcycling. [Read more…]
Heritage bikes seem to be all the rage these days, and now Yamaha have jumped back on the bandwagon. [Read more…]
The new kid on the block is ready to leap forward and entice you. The Scrambler is back after decades and is better than we could have hoped [Read more…]
