How to choose perfect motorcycle

                         How To Choose The Perfect Motorcycle

Do you know the difference between a sportbike, a cruiser, and a naked bike? If you don't, no need to worry. We've got you covered with a visual guide to the eight most common types of motorcycles available on the market today.

Sportbike

sportbike are focused on performance, acceleration, cornering, and braking. They’re as light and powerful as possible, and typically not as comfortable as other types of motorcycles.

Standard/Naked

Many modern standards, also called naked bikes, offer nearly all the performance of full-on sportbike but with more comfortable riding positions and a bit more overall utility. This is a rapidly growing segment.

Dual-Sport

Part road, part dirt, so-called dual-sports are street legal and capable of highway travel as well as urban/suburban commuting. But they can also tackle off-road trails on the weekends.

Cruiser

Stemming from the styling themes laid down by Harley-Davidson, most cruisers are low, long, and somewhat mean looking. Their main benefit is low seat height along with a certain visual swagger.

Scooter

Often for city dwellers, there’s nothing more functional than a scooter. Bigger scooters are comfortable for larger riders, have locking luggage space, and get phenomenal mileage.

Retro

With styling that recalls motorcycling’s roots mated to modern technology like antilock

brakes and fuel injection, today’s retro bikes are both mechanically simple and utterly reliable.