Gathering inspiration from the iconic Bullet 350, the Bullet 500 B5 ($5,500 and up) advances on the legendary bike’s performance but at the same time maintaining its classic aesthetic. The famous and timeless style that endeared the Royal Einfield Bullet among motorcycle enthusiasts for more than half a century is still intact, winged-tank and all. But now, it comes with significant upgrades to its performance – improved suspension, higher cruising speeds, better handling, and now, with fuel-saving properties. It’s still the classic ride the world has known; the only difference – that classic ride is now made even smoother.

Ducati unveiled their most sophisticated production superbike to date set to race the FIM Superstock 1000cc Cup in 2012. Featuring a V-Twin Superquadro 1200cc engine, the 1199 Panigale ($18,000-28,000) cranks out 195 horsepower and 98.1 lb-ft of torque to propel this 361 pound machine to well past break-neck speed. Along with the most powerful twin-cylinder engine in production, the 1199 Panigale also offers high-end electronic rider aids which includes the Ducati Riding Mode which oversees functions of the ABS, traction control , electronic suspension, quick-shift, Ride-by-Wire throttle system, and most importantly, Ducati’s race-derived Engine Brake Control designed to improve stability when decelerating or heavy braking.

Naked bikes usually have too much oomph for most people to handle that’s why it’s not an ideal day-to-day ride. Not unless it’s one of Ducati’s new addition to their naked sport bike family. The Ducat Streetfighter 848 ($TBA) is powered by a a new 848 Testastretta 11° engine that delivers a smooth and flexible power delivery, which makes it accessible to more riders. Along with its user-friendly power and sexy design, the 848 also offers enhance stability, handling on the asphalt thanks to an improved ergonomic chasis, Ducati Traction Control system (DTC), Brembo brakes, Marzoochi forks and more.

After two year’s of research, design and engineering, Ossa brought their concept trial bike to life. Designed to tackle the rigors of trial riding, the TR 280i Trial Bike ($TBA) is a perfect blend of form and function. The TR 280i features a  include a highly-accessible, unique top-positioned electronic-injection system and filter, two-strong liquid-cooled engine, six-speed gearbox, Marzocchi upside-down adjustable fork, and front and rear disc brakes.

Engineered for comfort, performance and handling, the Harley-Davidson Night Rod Special ($15,300 and up) is a powerful cruiser with an aggressive street style and packed with technological advances. This blacked-out sport bike features a liquid-cooled 1250cc V-Twin Revolution engine with a 125hp, a tapered tail section with flush-mount LED taillight, split five-spoke cast aluminum wheels, an aggressive pullback handlebar, a double barrel exhaust with brushed-finish dual mufflers and black end caps, Brembo brakes, an ultra-fat 240mm rear tire, and a sinister matte black paint finish.

The Yamaha FZ8 ($8,500) is one feral bike. This naked motorbike features a smooth, liquid-cooled 799cc inline-four engine that delivers 106.2 horsepower and 60.8 ft-lb of torque. The FZ8 comes standard with digital display, comfortable lower seats for long days on the saddle, and an extremely sexy bodywork that even attracts female riders.

BMW’s new bike with a distinct look and impressive performance will make want to travel cross-country at first sight. Equipped with a powerful 6-cylinder in-line engine that develops a total of 160 horsepower and max torque of 175 NM, the BMW K 1600 GT ($23,200) can easily reach 62 mph in as little as 3.2 seconds. This bike comes with an extensive range of standard features, including ride-by-wire system with “rain,” “road,” or “dynamic” modes, xenon headlamps, heated grips and seat, cruise control, GPS and on-board computer to provide an exciting riding experience.

In this age of sleek superbikes, it’s nice to see a machine that impresses with the simplicity of its design. Instead of adding more to the Deus Odd Job SR542 Motorcycle ($TBA), Deus Customs cut stuff out to offer a lightweight motorcycle that will go faster in a straight line. Along with the naked bodywork, the SR542 features a tubular frame that houses a 542 engine from CafeCarl, Brembo brakes, Daytona gauges, a custom GF seat and tank, riding on Yamaha factory Mags and Dunlow K180 dirt track tires.

When you’re riding a Kawasaki KLX250SF ($5,000), fun can’t be too far behind. An ideal bike for beginners, the KLX250SF has a low center of gravity for improved on-road handling and enhanced straight-line stability. Along with an adjustable suspension, this bike comes equipped with a 249cc engine, lightweight, yet amazingly rigid frame, 17-inch wheels, big front brake, and more.

A product of Ducati, the Diavel is designed and developed with performance in mind, and unmistakably Italian. At the heart of the Diavel is the powerful Ducati Testastretta 11° engine with power output of 162 horses and 94lb-ft of torque, which translates to 0-60 in 2.6 seconds. At present, there are only two models available – the stock bike and the Carbon variant, which is a little over 6.5 pounds lighter and with a slight spec modification.