Top 10 New Motorcycles for 2023

Bikes:
Royal Enfield Super Meteor 650
Royal Enfiels 411 Scram
Honda Transalp 750
Honda Hornet 750
Honda Rebel 1100T
Honda CL500
Suzuki V-Strom 1050DE
Suzuki V-Strom 1050DE
Suzuki GSX-8S
Ducati Diavel V4
Triumph Tiger 1200
Harley Davidson Sportster Nightster

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[darylwootton]

Love my RE Interceptor and I can easily see the 650 Meteor gathering a lot sales.
As you say it’s going to be an easy entry point for a lot of people and accessories out of India are inexpensive and plentiful.

[ronoldcross]

As gas prices rise, smaller relative bore with better MPG will rise and the bigger critters will roll into relative oblivion.

[robertbelote]

Another great video, good work . As a sportster guy I actually do appreciate the RE being #1 . It seems some companies still get it.

[patricklanigan]

What?! no mention of the Moto Guzzi V100? Kind of a big deal model considering it is the first water cooled bike ever from Guzzi.

[lovingmylifeasIage]

I just turned 69 and I also just traded in my 2017 Harley Street Glide special for a 2022 Harley Heritage Classic. I just love it. I is about 150 lbs lighter and can tour and cruise. I don't think I will sell my 2018 Iron 1200 though. Being sentimental is expensive. I can't weight to see the Kawasaki Ninja ZX4R.

[jala]

Great list, but you forgot the new Moto Guzzi V100 Mandello. Its importance for Moto Guzzi can not be overstated, as it is built around a completely newly designed engine (that as a first for Guzzi is watercooled. On top of that it looks amazing and I have yet to read any bad review or impression from journalists and owners.

[gerardmontgomery]

I love what RE are doing these days. Good looking and affordable, what bikes used to be.

[dmaxcustom]

The Super Meteor 650 looks lovely. Would love to have that as a second bike.

[andyw]

The new scramblers from Royal Enfield and Honda look fun and exciting, they should be a big hit. can't wait to see a hands-on comparison between the Transalp and V-strom 800, the market NEEDS these bikes.

[martinehulme]

Great list, I fancy adding the royal Enfield hunter to my stable 😜👌 shinny side up 😄

[robertadams]

Can't wait to see the super meteor

[blackbuttecruizr]

The RE Meteor is def a shake up model. I'm getting something different next year, just not sure what yet

[JR-bjuf]

The Royal Enfield bikes are hitting the older market with light low price offerings and the younger market with low prices and cool bikes.

[BirdArvid]

Hell yes, I'm excited for some of these, although Honda have still to let us know if/when my two top contenders will come to the US.. Otherwise, the GSX S8 is hot looking, I must say, although with higher price and weight and lower power than the Hornet it isn't setting my heart on fire. Come on Honda; when will the Hornet come to the US!? I'd not actually be surprised if the Transalp stays out of the US market, since Americans prefer bigger bikes and the Africa Twin is doing great; we'll see

[daveinwla]

There's a prediction that the 450cc water-cooled Himalayan will be out next summer.
With 40hp, it should excite the dirt world.

[aspinaki]

I may be the first person when 650 super meteor introduce at my local dealership. I will trade my iron too.

[saddlebag]

The Transalp looks plenty good to me. I've never had an interest on the Africa Twin. Frankly, if the TA didn't come in the white, I wouldn't have any interest in this either. It just look good in white. I've done plenty of offroading, often unintentionally on 900lb cruisers. I'm sure this little thing will skate right along. I like the simplicity. The less crap, the less crap can break and cost a bunch of time and money. I'm perfectly happy slipping my clutch and shifting my gears. And if the bike gets loose throwing it into corners, then I'll just slow down until it don't. Being its a Honda, it'll surely outlive me.

[wave]

As my motorcycle journey moves on, I can see the meteor 650 being a part of that process (with SS big bore kit.😎)

[jamesonpace]

Surely you jest - Meteor 650 isn't yet in production, I think....

[johnDukemaster]

Nice work! Interesting list. My KTM dealer says it will be a couple of interesting years to come from that brand. He was at a meeting where all phones were banned. Introduced to new bikes/lineup all the way to -25. My dealer looked very pleased!
Happy new year!