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Suzuki V-Strom 650
Latest review: I am on my second 650 V Strom. First was a 2005; sold at 87k no problems and only ever serviced by myself. Present one is 2012, now with 56k. Oil leak fixed under warranty, otherwise perfect. Main
- Build Quality4.8 (4)
- Value for Money5.0 (4)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.8 (4)
- Mileage 19,375 km
- Noise Level4.3 (4)
- Braking3.6 (5)
- Acceleration / Power4.2 (5)
- Gear Shifting4.2 (5)
- Suspension3.6 (5)
- Fuel Efficiency5.0 (5)
- Comfort4.4 (5)
- Handling4.4 (5)
Honda CB125E
If you’re looking for a reliable, cost-effective and light motorcycle to start learning on, the Honda CB125E has won over many fans with its outstanding performance in several areas.
Easy to manoeuvre
Maintenance is a breeze
Fuel efficient with low running costs
- Build Quality3.4 (7)
- Value for Money3.9 (7)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.1 (7)
- Mileage 6,584.571 km
- Noise Level4.3 (7)
- Braking3.6 (7)
- Acceleration / Power2.7 (7)
- Gear Shifting3.7 (7)
- Suspension3.3 (7)
- Fuel Efficiency4.9 (7)
- Comfort3.9 (7)
- Handling4.3 (7)
Yamaha MT-07
· includes 3 listingsLatest review: - great lams bike, reliable engine - spongey brakes, braided lines and ebc pads help - gearbox can be clunky even with proper synthetic ester/poa oil - rust bucket overall, steel frame and swingarm.
- Build Quality3.5 (2)
- Value for Money4.3 (3)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.3 (3)
- Mileage 3,750 km
- Noise Level3.0 (2)
- Braking4.0 (3)
- Acceleration / Power4.3 (3)
- Gear Shifting4.3 (3)
- Suspension3.0 (2)
- Fuel Efficiency4.3 (3)
- Comfort4.0 (2)
- Handling4.0 (3)
Suzuki Burgman
· includes 6 listingsLatest review: 2008 Burgman 650. Has cruise control fitted, tow bar, taller Givi screen, heated grips, Givi top box. Have done 40000 kms with no problems. Includes towing a trailer for 8000 kms to central
Suzuki Boulevard M109R
Latest review: It's a beautiful bike to ride and very easy to work on. Everyone i have seen and spoke to that has one are easy going and are genuinely nice people. its all about the bike and not a fake look at me
Honda CRF230F
Latest review: Great bike to get around on the trails and hills. Prefect for beginners and intermediate Riders. I have been a Die Hard 2 stroke fan. But I have to admit the CRF 230 is way less maintenance more
Suzuki DR650SE
Suzuki proudly states that this highly popular dual-sports motorcycle it just as perfect for your weekday daily commutes to work as it is for ‘hardcore adventure touring.’
Kawasaki Vulcan 900 Custom
Latest review: its only a 900 cc but does me for the riding i do i can sit on a 140 no problem ,at a 120 klm if you open the taps the job gets done , love it handles well ,400klms to a tank full it wont beat a
Honda CBR500R
The 471cc twin cylinder engine Honda CBR500R is compact, durable and reliable for both weekday commutes to work and weekend adventures.
Suzuki DR-Z400E
Latest review: Have taken it thru hard enduro, the occasional ride to work and through trails and haven't yet found anything to stop. Just dont put the thing anywhere near a highway. The gearing is more tailored
Honda Shadow VT750C
Latest review: I bought a used 2015 Honda 750 Aero, last spring with 5,668 miles and I also own a Yamaha 950 Tourer and I switch riding them every other week. My Honda how has 13,389 miles and its really an
Kawasaki KLR650
Described as a great all-rounder bike for those looking for a little adventure in their lives. The KLR650 is an ideal way to be introduced to the world of adventure touring motorbikes.
Yamaha TT-R230
A reliable, affordable and robust dirt bike for a range of riders. Ideal for handling farm paddocks through to an off road trail. It’s a great bike to start exploring the unbeaten path.
Harley-Davidson Dyna Fat Bob
Latest review: I only moved to Harley Davidson recently from Ducati. The hard thing I had to face is to find a bike so it was not too much of a culture shock for me. I ended up getting the FXDR and realised the
Triumph Bonneville T100
Latest review: There was no separate thread for the Bonneville Street Twin so I put my review in here as T 100 was the closest variant. Street Twin 2017: -the engine is great for real world speed, excellent
Honda VFR800
Latest review: Massive VFR fan still got a 88 model and 94 model both 750 tried a few more manufacture's in the sport tourer category still come back to the Honda bought a 2015 model 800 can't not fault it the
Suzuki GSX650F
Latest review: Bought this as my first bike, I didnt even knew what kind of bike I wanted, but GSXF650 gave me more than I expected, I think its one of the best choice for a beginner. Plenty of power, smoothness,
Yamaha YZF-R3
Latest review: I bought my R3 new in 2018. I’ve put 12000km on it, servicing every 5000km. I’ve been riding for 6 years and have mostly ridden 250cc and smaller bikes, often thinking I would like a bigger bike but I
Kawasaki Ninja 650
· includes 3 listingsLatest review: Didn't get my licence until I was 72 and started on a Yamaha VStar 950, too big! Then sized down to a Kawasaki 650 Vulcan S. Good for touring but wanted something a bit more flexible for tackling the
CFMOTO 650NK
· includes 2 listingsLatest review: I could not speak Higher about my new 2019 CF MOTO 650NK rides absolutely Beautiful Has loads of power and handles amazingly Well !! Best bike i have Had so far . Thanks CF MOTO