NORTON ATLAS: la crossover media che mancava?

We tested the new Norton Atlas on the spectacular (and very wet) roads of Iceland. A 585cc, 70-hp crossover that aims high with tons of technology, a surprising twin-cylinder engine, and the electronics of a true premium motorcycle. In this test, we discover how the Norton Atlas really performs: engine, chassis, comfort, aerodynamic protection, wet handling, build quality, and light off-road capability. A lot of Italy is behind the project, with development entrusted to Engines Engineering of Bologna, now part of the TVS group. And from Iceland, we move on to Rome: here, we tested the new Honda CB1000F, a naked bike that revives the spirit of the legendary CB bikes of the 1980s, but with completely modern technology: a 1,000cc, 124-hp inline-four engine, latest-generation electronics, and a ride that focuses entirely on the pleasure of every curve. With Christian Cavaciuti, we tell you how it performs: riding position, engine, chassis, electronics, comfort, and road manners. But above all, let's try to answer the question everyone is asking: is it just a nostalgic bike or is it one of the most successful naked bikes of the moment? (Editing: Daniele Dugnani and Andrea Cereda) === WATCH THE NEWS BY CHAPTER: 0'00" Intro 0'32" Norton Atlas 28'47" Honda CB1000F Subscribe to the channel and activate the bell to never miss news, tests, and news from the world of two-wheelers! Visit the website for all the in-depth information: https://www.dueruote.it/ Follow us on social media and stay up to date: Facebook   / dueruoteit   Instagram   / dueruoteit