
The 51 Most Iconic Motorcycles of All Time
There are countless combinations of speed, sex, beauty, design and freedom found between two tires — but these are the icons hand-picked as our favorites.

There are countless combinations of speed, sex, beauty, design and freedom found between two tires — but these are the icons hand-picked as our favorites.

The tally of overlanders and adventure vehicles saw a steady increase from 2017-2018, and 2019 is shaping up to be a crescendo.

With the selection growing by the day, it’s tricky to keep a keen eye on what’s out there.

Regardless of type – street, pure dirt or adventure – the total number of middleweight motorcycle choices is set to skyrocket over the next few years.

If you’re outgrowing or out-riding your current dirt bike or dual sport, the KTM 690 Enduro is worth a serious look – especially with a tune by Solid Performance.

Almost every car manufacturer has a performance division with dedicated engineers. Not so much in the motorcycle industry, but Solid Performance is the closest thing KTM has.

Buying a brand-new bike, then outfitting it with all the bells and whistles you want and need, spending close to $20,000 isn’t out of the realm of possibility.

I have a three-day, off-road 500-mile ride later this month, through New Jersey’s 1.1 million acres worth of dense forest, but first I’m on the edge of Wharton State Forest ready to learn dirt-riding 101.

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By Gear Patrol

The newest crop of two-wheeled temptations bring much to be excited about.

Much more rewarding than taking the F train.

The best touring motorcycles for adventurers looking to get dirty, speed freaks dragging knees and riders looking to devour miles luxuriously.

The folks at KTM are on a roll, and not just with their X-Bow track monster. Their motorcycles are just as impressive (with an excellent color scheme, we might add), including the brand new, limited edition KTM 990 Adventure Baja Edition ($14,899).
By Amos Kwon

The Duke Saturday, Fort Walton Beach – 80 degrees in October, not a cloud in the sky… think I’m going to ride. As a gear freak I’m always out and about trying to find the new hotness.
By Thomas Lord