Top 8 Best Motorcycles of 2017 – Detailed Review

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8 Best Middleweight Street Bike

 

Yamaha XSR900

Starting price: $9,490

Why it’s here: Cycle World lauded the Yamaha for its world-class inline-three-cylinder engine — calling it one of the best sounding and finest powertrains ever. The XSR900’s broad torque band and instant power delivery also impressed the reviewers.

For Cycle World, the KTM 390 Duke is more than just a great starter bike. The magazine love the KTM’s lightweight, compact dimensions, tractable power delivery, and solid performance. Cycle World called the 390 Duke one of the most fun, flexible, and affordable motorcycles the publication has ever tested.

1 Best Cruiser

 

Harley-Davidson Low Rider S

Starting price: $16,699

Why it’s here: Cycle World praised the Harley for its simple yet highly effective design. According to the magazine, the Low Ride S is the best cruiser Harley-Davidson has ever made. That’s high praise for a brand with as much history as Harley-Davidson.

The Honda Africa Twin won praise from the magazine for its balance of power and lighter weight chassis along with great stability in tough conditions, “that will allow more riders to go further more safely than ever.”

2 Best Adventure Bike

 

Honda Africa Twin

Starting price: $12,999

Why it’s here: The Honda Africa Twin won praise from the magazine for its balance of power and lighter weight chassis along with great stability in tough conditions, “that will allow more riders to go further more safely than ever.”

Cycle World praised the Harley for its simple yet highly effective design. According to the magazine, the Low Ride S is the best cruiser Harley-Davidson has ever made. That’s high praise for a brand with as much history as Harley-Davidson.

3 Best Motocrosser

 

Kawasaki KX450F

Starting price: $8,799

Why it’s here: The reviewers at Cycle World were impressed by the Kawasaki’s more manageable power delivery, lighter weight, confidence-inspiring stability, and an overall purity of purpose.

The Yamaha YZ450FX is Japan’s answer to the slew of top notch European dual-sport/enduro bikes on the market. Cycle World praised the Yamaha for its powerful and tractable 450 CC engine, its suspension tuning, and its go-anywhere ability.

4 Best Dual-Sport/Enduro Bike

 

Yamaha YZ450FX

Starting price: $8,890

Why it’s here: The Yamaha YZ450FX is Japan’s answer to the slew of top notch European dual-sport/enduro bikes on the market. Cycle World praised the Yamaha for its powerful and tractable 450 CC engine, its suspension tuning, and its go-anywhere ability.

Cycle World praised the Harley for its simple yet highly effective design. According to the magazine, the Low Ride S is the best cruiser Harley-Davidson has ever made. That’s high praise for a brand with as much history as Harley-Davidson.

5 Best Lightweight Street Bike

KTM 390 Duke

Starting price:$4,999

Why it’s here: For Cycle World, the KTM 390 Duke is more than just a great starter bike. The magazine love the KTM’s lightweight, compact dimensions, tractable power delivery, and solid performance. Cycle World called the 390 Duke one of the most fun, flexible, and affordable motorcycles the publication has ever tested. 

The Yamaha YZ450FX is Japan’s answer to the slew of top notch European dual-sport/enduro bikes on the market. Cycle World praised the Yamaha for its powerful and tractable 450 CC engine, its suspension tuning, and its go-anywhere ability.

6 Best Touring Bike

 

KTM 1290 Super Duke GT

Starting price: Est. $20,000

Why it’s here: Cycle World gushed over the pedigree of the KTM 1290 Super Duke GT’s engine and chassis. The publications praised the KTM for its segment leading combination of comfort and sportiness.

The Triumph Bonneville Street Twin is a modern take on the British classics of yesteryear. According to Cycle World, of the new line of Bonneville bikes, the Street Twin most closely resembles the excellence of the legendary 1959 Triumph Bonneville.

7 Best Standard Bike

 

Triumph Bonneville Street Twin

Starting price: $8,700

Why it’s here: The Triumph Bonneville Street Twin is a modern take on the British classics of yesteryear. According to Cycle World, of the new line of Bonneville bikes, the Street Twin most closely resembles the excellence of the legendary 1959 Triumph Bonneville.

Cycle World gushed over the pedigree of the KTM 1290 Super Duke GT’s engine and chassis. The publications praised the KTM for its segment leading combination of comfort and sportiness.

8 Best Middleweight Street Bike

 

Yamaha XSR900

Starting price: $9,490

Why it’s here: Cycle World lauded the Yamaha for its world-class inline-three-cylinder engine — calling it one of the best sounding and finest powertrains ever. The XSR900’s broad torque band and instant power delivery also impressed the reviewers.

For Cycle World, the KTM 390 Duke is more than just a great starter bike. The magazine love the KTM’s lightweight, compact dimensions, tractable power delivery, and solid performance. Cycle World called the 390 Duke one of the most fun, flexible, and affordable motorcycles the publication has ever tested.

1 Best Cruiser

 

Harley-Davidson Low Rider S

Starting price: $16,699

Why it’s here: Cycle World praised the Harley for its simple yet highly effective design. According to the magazine, the Low Ride S is the best cruiser Harley-Davidson has ever made. That’s high praise for a brand with as much history as Harley-Davidson.

The Honda Africa Twin won praise from the magazine for its balance of power and lighter weight chassis along with great stability in tough conditions, “that will allow more riders to go further more safely than ever.”

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