Automobile manufacturers that also make motorcycles




Spring is finally here! This gallery showcases several automobile manufacturers that also excel at making motorcycles.




BMW S 1000 RR


BMW offers about twenty different models. The 2015 S1000RR has been entirely redesigned and is one of the most technologically advanced supersport bikes available. It comes with three selectable driving modes, electronic suspension, and an ultra sophisticated gear box. Priced from $17,950.


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BMW R 1200 GS Adventure


Whether you ride on winding or rough roads, you’ll be comfortable on the R 1200 GS Adventure. It is equipped with a 125 horsepower engine, an on board computer and a 30-liter fuel tank. Refills are far apart and longer trips, more pleasant. Priced from $19,400.


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BMW K 1600 GTL


If you like long road rides and love accumulating the miles in luxury, the K 1600 GTL should get your attention. Comfortable and well appointed with stuff like adjustable suspension and directional lighting, you can go wherever your desires lead you. Priced from $30,200.


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Suzuki GSX1300R Hayabusa


The Hayabusa is an icon in the world of sports motorcycles since its unveiling in 1999. Equipped with an inline 4-cylinder engine making 197 horses and a high performance Brembo Monobloc braking system, it takes off and stops in a flash. Priced from $15,399.


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Suzuki Boulevard M109R BOSS


With a strong and aggressive style, the M109R B.O.S.S. doesn’t go unnoticed. Its 1783cc 2-cylinder engine produces impressive torque, which will make you smile every time you turn the throttle. Priced from $16,499.


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Suzuki TU250X


Over the last few years, classic-styled bikes with a round headlight and spoked wheels have been increasingly popular. The TU250X is Suzuki’s answer to the demand. But beside its looks, it features a modern and reliable engine, as well as several modern appointments. It lets you impress your friends without emptying your bank account. Priced from $5,299.


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Ducati Hyperstrada


Ducati Motor Holding S.p.A. has been an Audi subsidiary since 2012. The stocky and attractive style of the Hyperstrada conjures images of adventure. Its advanced systems, like ABS brakes and Ducati’s DTC traction aid, lets you leave your home without fearing bad conditions. Priced from $14,295.


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Ducati Streetfighter 848


The Streetfighter is a real thoroughbred that can be tamed only by fearless riders. It features a provocative design and high tech accessories. With an advanced traction control system and a new frame that distributes power efficiently, this beast demands to be ridden. Priced from $14,495.


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Ducati Diavel Titanium


Made from quality materials, this high-end motorcycle offers no compromise. Built by hand, only 500 units were made available. The Diavel Titanium is perfect for discerning motorcyclists looking for exclusivity and high tech accessories. Priced from $29,995.


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Honda Fury


The Honda Fury’s flamboyant look is inspired by the style of classic custom bikes. Its low seating position and slender assembly give it a gracious and refined look. Its V-twin engine, typically found on such bikes, produces a rich tone without unpleasant vibrations. Priced from $14,799.


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Honda NM4


The futuristic NM4 captivates with its avant-garde touch and surprising handling. Light and economical, it offers an interesting alternative for motorcyclists that like unique and bold styling. Priced from $12,499.


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Honda CBR1000RR SP


Having had much success on the track, notably on the MotoGP circuit, Honda continues to invest in research and development to create attractive, reliable and efficient supersport motorcycles. The CBR1000RR SP model was designed for hardcore sport bike enthusiasts. Priced from $19,999.


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Another gallery


If you ever find yourself hesitating between a car and a motorcycle, you can always compromise… Take a look at our gallery about motorcycles that take themselves for cars and vice versa! Find it here.





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