When looking to purchase your next motorcycle, you may have stuck with a similar engine or brand. However, some unique engine options are worth considering. Take, for instance, a V-4 engine; it’s a compact, powerful option that has its own perks. But what makes the engine unique and what are its pros and cons? At Twisted Cycles, we look to explain the V-4 engine below:
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Are you wanting an easy-to-ride off-road vehicle? Check out the Volcon Grunt, a fresh new off-road model that offers performance in an electric package. Plus, it’s made right in our home state! Check out the new motorbike that’s gaining plenty of traction in recent days for its unique powertrain.
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The motorcycle industry is filled with phenomenal brands. Plus, a wide range of motorcycle types keep all of us enthusiasts busy with options and upcoming models each year. But have any major automotive brands attempted to make a motorcycle, such as Ford, General Motors, or other companies? At Twisted Cycles, we check out some of the stranger attempts automotive dealers made to enter the motorcycle industry.
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If you’re looking for your next motorcycle, you may run across different brands in your search. While many of us love the feel of a Harley-Davidson, there are plenty of other great brands out there. One option is the lineup of Honda models. What’s the difference between the two? Check out our comparison of Harley-Davidson motorcycles to Honda motorcycles at Twisted Cycles.
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Are you readying up for some festivities come late October? If you’re looking for a spooky space to get together with friends and motorcycle enthusiasts, stop into Twisted Cycles in Lubbock! We’re hosting a Trunk or Treat this year!
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While the trick-or-treating season may be stifled for some, you can still find your fix of spooky places in the Lubbock area. At Twisted Cycles, we look into four of the most haunted places in the Lubbock, TX area you may want to check out:
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