In short:In the six years since we first saw the B-King it has been the subject of heated discussion in Japan. Should it be dumbed down for mass market or a full-blown radical bike? Find out who won the argument… Pros:In the six years since we first

is the major item of discussion on the Honda Crosstourer. I am 56. I started my biking life on a fs1e and have owned most bikes in my life, from Bussa's to Goldwings, 750 Turbo Kwaks to Choppers so I reckon I am qualified to advise you to TRY IT, get a test

of the best looking bikes ever made-( mine Candy Brown/Orange)starts conversations everywhere we go. Overall: Ive owned 8-10 bikes over the last 25 years (KZ's,GPz's,Suzuki Katana's, Honda Interceptors, Yamaha Viragos,Harley Heritage's)and even discussed

, the 2004 looked a fairly decent bet. The 999 engine is really nice, with loads of torque and character, and the chassis is fantastic on the track if a little harsh on bumpy roads. The styling remains open for discussion – you either like it or hate

's Shed: I have already done a short review in discussions 28/10/2009 after 1000 mile so decided to give a follow up. Strengths: After 15,000 miles and 4 years the bike still feels as good as new, done mainly summer (remember that) riding as I have a