HARLEY-DAVIDSON has announced two additions to its lineup for 2013, the new 'Softail' Breakout and a special incarnation of its existing Street Bob cruiser.The Breakout will be priced from £15,645 on the road and sports a retro-styled low

IT’S one of the enduring legends of motorcycling that Harley-Davidson has some sort of patent or trademark on its ‘potato-potato’ engine sound. Of course, in reality, it doesn’t. Not through lack of trying though; the firm did have a go at getting a

becoming a viable Harley-Davidson rival.It should come as no surprise that the new motor isn’t a multi-valve, DOHC monster. It’s an air-cooled, pushrod V-twin. Don’t knock it – that’s what sells in the Harley-Davidson market, and since Harleys

send a bottle of Muc-Off visor cleaner spray to anyone who reviews a motorcycle (of any brand) that has no user reviews yet; for example, the Honda NC700X, Yamaha X-Max 250 and Harley-Davidson VRSCB V-Rod are all currently awaiting their first review

Sport & Over-1000cc) and R1200RT (Touring), Harley-Davidson's Sportster 883 (Custom) and Triumph's Trophy SE (Sport/Tour). The latest-generation, partially-water-cooled R1200GS was the single best-selling model of the month, with 391 units registered

and Peugeot models, as well as some Harley-Davidson parts and Kawasaki and BMW engines.Now, customers are making up their own minds about Chinese products and voting with their wallets. Lexmoto and Pulse are now familiar and trusted brand names, and people

. Read Triumph Street Triple owner reviews or add your own.=7. Thunderbird 1600 (2009 - present)Rating: 4.33Powered by a vast 1,600cc parallel twin, the Thunderbird is an interesting alternative to the numerous big V-twin cruisers from Harley-Davidson and the 'me