Whether you’re commuting to work or hitting the highway for a trip, standard (also known as “naked”) motorcycles are built for comfort and utility. These blank canvases are great for customization and can handle luggage for longer trips.

Adventure motorcycles (or ADVs) are good on pavement or off-road. Bigger engines and larger fuel tanks mean these bikes can take on long trips and tough terrain. They can be equipped with windscreens, saddlebags and more, readying them for whatever it takes.

With high-performance engines, lightweight frames and the latest in motorcycle tech, sport bikes are built to thrill. If the idea of track days and speedways gets your motor going, this is the bike to ride.

Cruisers are timelessly designed with body styles first pioneered in the 1930s - 1960s. They’re typically fitted with a large-displacement V-twin engine, though you can find other engine types too. Cruisers require less shifting, but are ideal for getting around at low and moderate speeds — and looking great while you’re at it.

Touring motorcycles are built for long distances and great comfort. Everything about these motorcycles — from upright seating to weather and wind protections, larger fuel tanks and more — is designed to give you and a passenger a plush way to experience the greatest road trips of your lifetimes.

With a smaller engine and self-enclosed bodywork, scooters are quieter than other motorcycles and can be more nimble, fitting in perfectly between downtown high rises or a quick trip to your favorite espresso spot. There’s no clutch, so the riding experience is fundamentally different — and phenomenally fun.

Go ahead and get dirty. Commonly referred to as “dirt bikes,” these motorcycles aren’t street legal, but they’re good just about anywhere else. “Off road” means any rough surface — sand, gravel, dirt, mud, or snow. It’s hard to beat the feeling of going off the beaten path.

The go-anywhere-you-like bike. Dual sport bikes are the ultimate mashup: it’s an off road bike made street legal. Think of it as a dirt bike with turn signals, mirrors and a license plate. With a dual sport bike, you can go off roading without having to get your bike there on a trailer.

This is a newer class of motorcycles with engines that typically fall below 150cc. They’re great for newer riders because the seat heights are low and they’re generally more beginner-friendly. There’s a cult-like following for these small but mighty machines. In fact, you’ll find them in the garages of many experienced riders just because they’re so fun.

More stability. More ease. Those are the perks of 3-wheel motorcycles. You still get a sporty ride, just with a little more comfort and storage. There’s a whole world of 3-wheel bikes, including automatic transmissions, sport styles, commuter-styles, luxurious rides and more.

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