The sleek and sexy Hypermotard 796 is the perfect mix of performance and urban utility. The new Ducati 796 engine has 81hp, great fuel mileage and an APTC “wet” clutch offering a slipper action to prevent rear-end destabilization during agressive down-shifting. The Hypermotard 796 comes in either a matte black, matte white, or Ducati red finish. $TBA.
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Low, powerful, and black. That’s all you need to know about the 2010 Honda Shadow Phantom. The retro-inspired bike features a beefy, 745-cc V-twin engine that’s been blacked-out to give it a simple yet menacing look. The engine is a fuel-injected variety that’s been fitted with several sensors to give out maximum performance no matter what the road conditions may be. Bobbed fenders, silver accents, and black rims further enhance the throwback look of this affordable cruiser. $8,000.
The Royal Enfield is the Harley Davidson of India. A nice fact about the company is that it’s the oldest motorcycle company in the world; opened in 1901. Meet the all-new Bullet Classic C5, a bike that retains the brand’s iconic styling while incorporating 21st-century hardware. It now has a 499 cc, four-stroke engine and styling cues resembling British post–World War II rides. Slumdog would certainly purchase one! $6,395.
Enjoy the no-frills, bad boy look with these new bikes from Denmark. Wrenchmonkees customized several bikes based on other motorcycles and the Monkee #11 is an especially gorgeous rendition. Based on the Honda CB 750, the Monkee # 11 has the CB 750 engine delivering 85hp. Shorty mufflers, custom paint job, and aluminum and stainless steel trims give the bike an ultra-simple yet stylish look. The bare-bones layout means that you too can become a wrench monkey with this bike and that’s what it’s all about right? ~$35,000.
Long motorcycle rides are fun. Sore backs and a numb rear end aren’t. Victory Motorcycles address this issue with their 2010 lineup of touring bikes. This version, the Cross Country, offers great power, light weight, and more importantly, a comfortable ride for those long journeys. The Freedom engine offers 92 hp and 109 lb-ft of torque for quick accelerations and hauling power. A class-leading 4.7″ of travel from the suspension absorbs the impact so you and your passenger enjoy a smooth ride. There’s 21 gallons of cargo space, an integrated audio system (with iPod support), and an automatic cruise control to further enhance the riding pleasure. $20,000.
An exclusive design made for bikers, the Dark Knight Motorcycle Suit comes from quality tanned cow hides and strong Cordura mesh base material with heavy-duty 4-way stretch spandex inserts. Both jacket and pants have removable CE-approved body armor along with lightweight interior lining. So the next time you step on a speeding motorcycle, do not forget to get geared-up for maximum support and protection. It doesn’t come with a helmet so you are required to provide your own head gear. $TBA.
Surprisingly (to some) a lot of babes find biker dudes hot. If you can’t beat them, join them. Up your bad-assery with the Sachs MadAss 125. The part-bicycle, part-motorcycle monster is a German two-wheeler that packs in a 125cc engine, a good step towards full-time chopper riding. Weighing in at 220 lbs with an in-frame fuel tank, bright H.I.D. headlights, 16-inch alloy rims and dual disc brakes, the MadAss packs a punch. Just don’t go overboard with the tattoos and the walrus mustache, okay? $2,700.
