Why We Picked It:

The ARCH 1s is a masterpiece crafted by ARCH Motorcycle, a company co-founded by the renowned actor and motorcycle enthusiast, Keanu Reeves! This machine is not just a motorcycle; it's a customized work of art and engineering design, that blends the torque of a cruiser with the agility of a street bike. The ARCH 1s shows off its race-inspired design, featuring a single-sided billet aluminum swingarm showcasing both aesthetic appeal and functional brilliance.

The heart of the ARCH 1s roars with a 124ci, high-torque ARCH / S&S V-twin engine, complemented by an ARCH-designed exhaust system, providing performance and breathtaking design. The extensive use of carbon fiber throughout the 1s doesn’t just elevate its visual appeal but also provides a lighter, more agile riding experience. The team at ARCH Motorcycle have redefined the American Sport Cruiser and created a stunning motorcycling experience for the owner.

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The 2023 Buell Hammerhead 1190 is a remarkable motorcycle from Erik Buell that has over 30 years of racing and engineering expertise built in. This American-made sport-bike is a blend of power and precision, and comes with with a special Freedom Edition available to celebrate Buell's 40th anniversary.

The Freedom Edition, starting at $24,990, features a patriotic paint scheme, and the first 40 units offer a unique four-year warranty and autographs from the Buell factory family, Team Buell. With 185 hp , a lightweight aluminum frame, and a specialized braking system, the Hammerhead 1190 promises an amazing ride. The Freedom Edition isn’t just a visual variant but comes with Buell’s black-out kit, a custom embroidered seat, and an Öhlins steering stabilizer.

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Boss Hoss Cycles, Inc. was founded by Monte Warne in 1990 and revolutionized the motorcycle industry by introducing the first Chevy V-8 powered motorcycle, blending traditional cruiser aesthetics with innovative engineering. Over the past three decades, the company has expanded its product line and introduced numerous innovations such as a 2-speed transmission with reverse, inverted front suspension, and vacuum-formed body panels. The Boss Hoss Super Sport model, launched in 2012, brought a fresh design to the market, offering a lower seat height, shorter wheelbase, and increased suspension travel, ensuring riders feel a part of the machine while enjoying a thrilling and smooth riding experience.

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Harley-Davidson started producing the WLA for the U.S. Army in 1940, shortly before the U.S. entered World War II. It is basically a militarized version of the WL model. There were several differences from the civilian model. All painted surfaces were olive drab or black, and all chrome or polished surfaces were blued or Parkerized. The fenders were modified by having the sides removed to reduce clogging from mud. Leg guards and windshields were installed on some models. The engine crankcase breather was modified to reduce the risk of water entering during fording. Blackout lights were installed.

Many accessories were available, including leather scabbards for Thompson submachine guns, cargo racks for radio equipment, and skid-plates.