American iron

Article Abstract:

Harley-Davidson FXDX is powered by a twin-cam motor that provides it a top speed of 108 mph. On the other hand, Victory V92C is designed with excellent suspension and wider, better paddled saddle. Both motorcycles cost $12,995.

N Harley-Davidson FXDX (Motorcycle), N Victory V92C

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Likes of the year

Article Abstract:

'Cycle World' editors' favorite motorcycles of the year include Kawasaki's KDX200, Ducati's 900SS, Honda's CBR600F and Ducati's Supermono. Other favorites include the Bimota Tesi 1Dsr and BMW's Paris-Dakar R100GS.

Kawasaki KDX200 (Motorcycle), Honda CBR600F2 (Motorcycle), Bimota Tesi 1Dsr (Motorcycle), Ducati 900SS (Motorcycle), Ducati Supermono (Motorcycle), BMW Paris-Dakar R100GS (Motorcycle)

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Winners and losers

Article Abstract:

'Cycle World' journalists tested 106 motorcycles in 1992. Some of the notable ones that were not selected for the magazine's Ten Best Bike Awards are discussed.

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