Top 10 Cruisers of 2019
Cruisers are far more than just motorcycles. They are a religion. Riders who have experienced the open road astride these comfy steel beasts cannot get enough of the easy shifting and optimal ride-ability. If you’re thinking about becoming a cruising crusader, there has been no better time to hit the open road than now. Here are the most popular cruiser motorcycles of 2019.
1. Indian Scout Bobber (Including the ABS)
Looking for a stripped-down set of wheels for a solo-only adventure? Meet the 2019 Indian Scout Bobber. Resembling more of an urban ruffian than a midsized highway machine, the Scout Bobber boasts a liquid-cooled V-twin engine that revs out an impressive 82 ponies and 3,300 rpm of torque.
Well-suited for riders seeking a more compact mount with fat tires and tracker-style bars, this vintage inspired brute is ideal for you.
Introduced to the market in 2016, the Honda Rebel 500 has quickly become one of the brand’s best selling models. Offering a tapering 471cc parallel-twin engine and a low saddle seat, the 2019 Honda Rebel 500 is the perfect cruiser for beginners and women seeking to dip their toes into Big Red’s pool.
The throwback 11.4-liter fuel tank gives this entry-level bike an old school look while thoughtful features such as the rear brake reservoir and removable fender makes the Rebel a ride of the future.
With a liquid-cooled V-twin that produces up to 78 horsepower, the Indian Scout is easy to ride and hard not to.
Offering a superior anti-lock braking system across all models for efficient braking and a USB charging port to keep you connected to your digital world, the Scout is a nimble cruiser that effortlessly handles both empty highways and bustling city streets.
With an impressive 745cc V-twin engine set at 52 degrees and guttural exhaust, the 2019 Honda Shadow Phantom offers awesome ride-ability and extreme comfort.
The casual seating and forward foot controls makes the Shadow Phantom a functional bike while the plethora of color options, including black and matte pearl white give it eye-catching style.
With a contemporary bobber look, the 2019 Yamaha Bolt and the Bolt R-Spec are snappy little cruisers with a responsive throttle and agile handling. With a low 27.2-inch seat height and slim width, this bike is at its best in busy city streets. The simple, stripped down style and torque-y
V-twin makes the Yamaha Bolt an incredibly enjoyable ride. For the 2019 model, the motorcycle maker added modern round LED taillights and a simple dashboard with an LCD readout to make any ride a smooth and fun one for riders of all levels.
The perfect entry-level cruiser for riders of any age and gender, the 2019 Honda Rebel 300 offers 27.4 horsepower, 19.9 lb.-ft. of torque, a top speed of 85 miles per hour, and an outstanding fuel economy of 71 miles per gallon.
The supportive seat and comfortable handle bar placement allows a novice rider to feel right at home astride this little machine. With a lineage of over 250 years, the Honda Rebel is one of the most popular Honda models that has ever been available on the market.
As the lightest cruiser model Kawasaki makes, the 2019 Vulcan S appeals to a diverse lineup of riders, both new and old. With its adjustable foot-pegs and numerous selections for handlebar and seat positions, you can effortlessly make this bike your own.
Offering the seamless and linear profile of its bigger brothers, the Kawasaki Vulcan boasts the brands Ergo-Fit components for a comfy ride on all road conditions. With a 649cc engine and an affordable price of only $7,499, this is a great cruiser for folks who want to stick to a frugal budget.
For riders seeking a custom style in a production bike, meet the 2019 Honda Stateline. With a 1,312cc V-twin engine and a price point of $10,599, the Honda Stateline offers a 1970’s outlaw chopper look for riders who want to stand out from the crowd.
The deep saddle sea and stripped-down fenders, along with the sweeping fuel tank give this cruiser a long, customized look.
9. Suzuki Boulevard M109R B.O.S.S.
With a 1,800cc 54-degree V-twin, the 2019 M109R is a muscle bike that is built for dynamic riding. Suzuki purposefully designed the innovative motor to be more square, and shorter, than many other cruisers available on the market.
The 4.4-inch aluminum pistons give this beefy bike literally the largest shock pistons of any car or motorcycle on earth. The fluid lines of the M109R makes this ride a true performance bike and embodies the future of cruisers.
In the market for a timeless single cylinder cruiser? Look no further than the 2019 Suzuki Boulevard S40. Complete with a blacked out treatment and eye-catching appearance, this lightweight, agile bike offers rock-solid reliability for all riders, both on the city boulevard and on open highways.
The 40 cubic inch 642cc engine offers 31 horsepower and 37 lb.-ft. of torque, giving you enough power to feel like a true outlaw even if this is your first time on a cruiser.