Tijo Tenson

1 week ago | topspeed.com | Tijo Tenson

CFMoto is one of the few Chinese motorcycle manufacturers that has wooed the world with quality products. Thanks to the association with KTM, the brand's credibility continues to increase. One of its popular products today is a great entry-level do-it-all ADV. Its compact form factor and tractable engine make it a comfortable urban runabout. Yes, there are a few caveats, such as a tall, heavy construction. But, as an overall package, this CFMoto ADV hits all the right chords.

1 week ago | topspeed.com | Tijo Tenson

The most powerful dual-sport motorcycle from Kawasaki is the KLR650. It is also the longest-standing motorcycle in Kawa's current line-up, with the first model launched in 1987. With no major mechanical changes since, the KLR650 comes across as severely outdated. However, its bulletproof build quality makes it nearly indestructible. Additionally, all these years of playing on and off the road have also earned this seasoned Kawasaki an impressive reliability quotient.

1 week ago | topspeed.com | Tijo Tenson

With European brands leading superbike segment in 2025, there exists a Suzuki sports bike that misses the spotlight with its lack of updates since 2017. However, don't let its age fool you, as its performance is comparable to (and even superior to) some new-age and more sophisticated rivals from BMW, Kawasaki, and Yamaha. Just like many other Suzukis available today, this sports bike is being overlooked because it is considered "outdated" compared to modern rivals.

1 week ago | topspeed.com | Tijo Tenson

The world of premium touring motorcycles mainly comprises luxurious and comfortable options from Harley-Davidson and Indian. However, when we add performance and exotic appeal to the mix, the likes of the BMW M 1000 XR stand out. Look closer, however, and you'll find a forgotten exotic Italian touring motorcycle that balances comfort, performance, and gorgeous looks.

1 week ago | topspeed.com | Tijo Tenson

Adventure motorcycles certainly bring a lot of value to the table by offering a do-it-all proposition with capabilities on both tarmac and gravel. But for someone who wants to do a lot more off-roading, dual-sport motorcycles are the way to go. These wild off-roaders are lightweight, nimble, and relatively simple creations, featuring a basic powertrain and minimal technology. This makes most of the affordable dual-sports more durable and less expensive to both repair and maintain.