Cruisers
Cruisers come in a wide array of styles and displacements and are designed with a laid-back riding position. Appealing to the bad boys in us all, the majority of contemporary cruisers are modeled after classic American bikes like Harley-Davidsons and Indians. A V-Twin motor is the typical powerplant, most often air-cooled, although that’s not always the case. A Cruiser rider generally is set into a position with feet forward and hands in a neutral or high position. This makes cruisers a popular choice for casual riding. And depending on the model and its options, they can also be suitable for distance riding, spawning a sub-class of Touring Cruisers.
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Harley with a Dark streak
No home in America
Is the new Max mad enough?
Harley's Newest Softail Goes Old Skool
Fists in the wind and in the face of a slowing market.
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Choppers Hit the Mainstream
Still Fresh After 105 Years
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Paint, Chrome and Technology
H-D brings fat back into the Fat Boy
Vision Quest
Triumph's Long Journey Home
There's certainly a lot of poten...
The ultimate American bike?
Smoothness that will serve the new or re...
Providing the handling, looks, comfort and perf...
Victory Gets It Right!
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The newest kid on the block in the power cruiser segment
When is the last time a "standard&q...
Star Looks to the Past to Find the Future
"What's a good first bike?"
Suzuki's "new" middleweight cruiser
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What do you get, when you cross a Royal Star with...
Harley-Davidson Press Intro `04
Of Mice and Men...
Luxury Cruising, or Cruising Luxuriously
Viva (fewer) Lost Wages!
Calvin Wins a Trip to Vegas! (which turns out to b...
Look maw, no turns!
Naked urban retro standard cruiser all-purpose lov...
Small but Mighty and Mean
Great Personality
One small step for America, one giant l...
Putting some life back into your Rod.
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A Real Performance Cruiser?
VTXcellent!
Cruisin' on a Budget
American Victory in England
Not Soft and Fluffy
A Better Vulcan for eVeryone
How to buy an Indian and save $22,000
So Many Harleys, So Little Time.
Orange Without Appeal?
Dyna Super Glide Sport
New Star Models, and We Ride the New Venture
Polaris Declares Victory in the Cruiser Market
Polaris Declares Victory in the Cruiser Market
Ich bin eine BMW?
Corbin and J & M Give the Fat Lady a Voice
Last of the Big Boys
El Nino Blows
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First Ride on the Wild Six
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Harley Reaches Back Even Farther
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The Black Sheep of the 90's
'Lil Six
Don't Call It a Cruiser
Rebel With A Cause
The Bully Bike
Timeless Classic Big Twin
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