Reviews

Time to address the small elephant in the room. YouMotorcycle now offers motorcycle towing in Toronto at a heavily discounted price. It’s not a means of making of living. It’s not a business either, nor is it meant to be. ...

NVR Adventures Napa, CA I have had the idea of riding a 1969 red convertible Mustang on the California Shoreline Highway for as long as I can remember. Once I grew up a bit and learned what motorcycles were, that ...

After a week spent on the new Honda Gold Wing F6B, it’s time to review this bagger and share what we learned. Once upon a time, anything with a set of saddlebags thrown over it was called a Bagger. It ...

Kevin is a YouMotorcycle reader. We approached him on Twitter about sharing his thoughts on his daily ride with us. Here is his 2004 Triumph Bonneville review, after over eight years of ownership. Well, where do you start trying to ...

Find out what possessed Michael Scott's better half to put up with him for a two day car ride, as the couple drove from Niagara Falls, Canada to Orlando, Florida, to rent a motorcycle from EagleRider Orlando, and get Michael's thoughts on the whole experience.

Love the classic look of Vespa scooters? Needing to scratch your itch for 1960’s and 1970’s nostalgia? Don’t feel much like spending $4,899 USD on a 2015 Vespa Primavera? No problem, just 3D print yourself one. If Vespa, nostalgia, Italy’s “Dolce ...

With 3 wheels, the Toyota i-Road is a zero-emission, electric combination motorcycle and car. Toyota is trying to create a new niche they call "urban mobility", combining "the convenience of a motorbike and comfort and stability of a car." If you can imagine a motorcycle with doors, a roof and a steering wheel, you pretty much have the Toyota i-Road. It has a top speed of 60 kph and can hold 2 people. Fully charged in 30 mins, the i-Road can travel 50 kms, but only at 30 kph. Each front wheel has its own electric motor (forward and reverse), while steering is accomplished by the back wheel. The driving experience is like a motorcycle as it leans into the corners.

James Bishop sent us in his Suzuki DR650 SE Review this morning, it’s based off of the 2007 model, but a lot of it still rings true. Those interested in the used motorcycle market will appreciate James’ honesty in reviewing ...

If there were ever a time to say “Fork it!” and go for a ride it would have to be after leaving your job and ending your seven year marriage. While most of us would go for a weekend or maybe week ...

Well, my wife had expressed a desire to ride a Can Am Spyder, in an effort to join me in the motorcycle riding experience. But, tired of sitting behind me and unwilling to attempt to manage a two wheeled bike ...