Buying guides
Eight segments, real catalog models, and the honest version of what each one costs to own. Every model links straight to its fitment reference and the parts that fit it.
Choose by the riding you actually do — not by horsepower.
Best beginner motorcycles
77 models in our catalog
Best sport motorcycles
23 models in our catalog
Best cruiser motorcycles
16 models in our catalog
Best touring motorcycles
9 models in our catalog
Best adventure motorcycles
24 models in our catalog
Best naked motorcycles
38 models in our catalog
Best electric motorcycles
3 models in our catalog
Best dirt bikes and enduro machines
16 models in our catalog
Best commuter motorcycles
74 models in our catalog
Best motorcycles on a budget
82 models in our catalog
There is no single answer — the right bike depends on segment. Pick the riding you actually do (learning, commuting, sport, touring, adventure, trails), then compare models inside that segment.
Start with seat height and weight, then power delivery, then price of consumables. A bike you can flat-foot and afford to service teaches you more than a faster one you are nervous on.
Used absorbs the depreciation and the inevitable first drop. Check chain and sprocket wear, tyre date codes, brake pad thickness and service history — those four tell you how the bike was treated.
Tyres, brake pads, chain and sprocket kits, oil and filters. Our price guides show real part-cost ranges plus independent and dealer labour rates for 16 countries.