Cruiser reviews

I recently had the chance to ride the Ducati X Diavel Dark 2021, and I’ve got to say, it was quite the experience. Right off the bat, you notice its aggressive styling—it's a head-turner. The blacked-out look gives it a menacing vibe, but in a sleek, minimalist way. The ride itself was impressive. The power delivery from that V-twin engine is smooth yet exhilarating. You can feel the torque kick in, making city riding fun, and it’s equally thrilling on the open road. It's got the kind of acceleration that makes you grin like a kid again. Comfort-wise, it strikes a nice balance. The riding position is sporty, but not so extreme that you feel like you’re in a track position. I really appreciated how the seat cradled me during longer rides—definitely a plus, especially on those weekend escapes. Handling is where this bike shines. It feels incredibly agile for a cruiser, and it instills confidence in every turn. Whether you're cruising through city traffic or carving up some winding country roads, it responds beautifully. All in all, the Ducati X Diavel Dark 2021 is a fantastic bike for anyone looking for a blend of performance and style. It’s got a personality that makes every ride feel special. If you’re in the market for something that stands out and delivers, this one is definitely worth a look. Show less

Great motorcycle love shaft drive no chain to tighten or replace along with sprockets. No grease on bike wheels or you! Water cooled engines last longer do not overheat. Bike is low seat great shorter people, both feet flat on ground. Legendary Honda quality! Show less

This motorcycle has been a joy to own. Originally purchased from a family friend who bought it new and after deployment overseas decided when she returned not to ride anymore. I made extensive upgrades to it for light touring around Arizona. I had some wonderful rides on weekends when I was working and for a while before and after Covid when I retired. I really want to ride more but I am turning 73 soon and I am concerned that my motor skills just aren't where they should be for safe riding. This bike still has many miles of wonderful riding experiences left in her. Anyone looking for a comfortable easy riding light touring bike for weekend trips will not be disappointed. Show less

My Kawasaki 900 Custom began as my "first bike" but 4 or 5 years later it's proven to be so much more. It's a great daily driver when weather permits, surprisingly nimble for it's size and weight, and damn reliable. It won't set any land speed records, but it has enough haul to get the job done. I'm a big fan. Show less

Great Motorcycles, low CG makes manuvers very easy and enjoyable, it was my 1st motorcycle and still I was able to ride it easily and safely, BMW is known for their reliable motorcycles and I'm planning to keep it for long time. Show less

For all of the wide tire chopper bikes made in this particular era, the Big Dog K9 was arguably one of the better designed bikes in a few ways. It features a soft tail with the look of a rigid frame thanks to well crafted body lines hiding the movement of the swing arm, resulting in smooth riding. Power comes from an S Show less

Rides smooth, perfect for first time riders, great for long trips, the side bags are a plus, smooth design and not bulky like the bigger cruisers. Fits in small spaces. Engine is clean. very versatile as the bags can be removed to be more like a sportster. The windshield can also be removed if needed Show less

2006 883R sportster , professionally modified by Steve Shore , former builder , customizer for Iron Horse magazine . Mild custom , with many uograde components , all "top shelf" eg. Wiseco, Mikuni,Screamin' Eagle , SuperTrapp , Twin-tec , and more . Very agressive performer, always garaged and never ridden in wet weather . Must be seen to appreciate the beauty and functionality oif the long list of upgrades . Approx . 13,349 original miles now . Purchased from Harley Dealer formely owned by dealer head tech . A potential purchase you can feel good about all the way home ! As I pile on the years (on ME !) Its time to begin liquidating my toys . This is one of two pristine machines being offered for sale . Show less

The Triumph Bonneville Bobber is a classic motorcycle, fun to ride, looks great on the road with great performance capability from its 1200 cc engine and water cooled. The Bobber stands out with its unique and stylish design that goes back to the retro Bobber bikes of the past. I have enjoyed riding it on the back roads of San Diego County. Show less

NOTE: This is a review of a Sportster 883 Iron (Not an option in the dropdown) I've never owned a Harley before this one. I've always heard negative things about how Harley's are difficult to maintain and constantly break down... however, this is NOT my experience with this Sportster. TBH... this was an impulse buy from a neighbor; however, it turned into a fun adventure! I hadn't ridden a motorcycle for close to a decade and it was a great return to the excitement of "flying" without wings. Prior to this bike I had a couple of Yamaha cruisers, a Victory, and had driven every type of bike possible. I've held a motorcycle endorsement on my license since 1998. If you're interested in a Harley, Sportsters (883 or 1200) are a good initiation into the HOG. Well-balanced, plenty of power to move anyone (I'm 6'4" and 240 pounds) and fun to ride. Show less