2009 Honda DN-01 Road Test Honda’s “Crossover” DN-01 blends the easy fun of a scooter with the lowness of a cruiser and handling of a sport machine. Photo Credit: Kevin…

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Test: 2009 Honda DN-01 Honda makes a case for the automatic motorcycle. The longtime dedicated motorcyclist approaches the scooter with some suspicion. Full bodywork, little wheels, little engines, all designed…

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Okay, so it may not “technically” be a scooter, but to dismiss it on a technicality would be a mistake. Words by JEREMY BOWDLER, photography by LOU MARTIN There’s a…

First ride: Honda NSS300 Forza review THE Honda PCX125 is the UK’s best selling small scooter, with good reason. It’s a smooth, nippy, agile little scoot; its swoopy looks are…

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Honda XR650L It Digs in the Dirt and Streaks in the Street After researching modifications and after market products for this bike I decided on a few changes. I purchased…

Last Updated. 05 July 2013 Welcome to the next part of my very lengthy in-depth Honda DN-01 review. The main subject for this page is about the DN-01 fuel economy,…

First Pics: 2008 Honda CB1000R (Not a Hornet, mind) As an ex-CB900F2 owner I figure I’m allowed to get excited about this: after years of plaintive wheedling from Hornet 900-lovers…