10 Motorcycles We Would Like to See Morgan Ride
Morgan needs to ride out on these joints.
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Ready to Ride - It's no secret Morgan loves to ride. Sure, she has a proclivity for sports bikes, but we decided to envision what other motorcycles might suit her interests. (Photo: Morgan Westbrook via Instagram)
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1935 Indian Chief - This is the one Steve McQueen rode and is part of the LaQuay collection. This is one of those all-American ones that you ride out with when you're in California with a Levi's denim vest and Ray Bans. (Photo: Markus Cuff/Corbis)
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YAMAHA Super Sports YZF-R1 - This is the type of sports bike you see a whole crew of people riding and tearing up the roads at all hours of the night. The cool part is the different colors of the bike and various moto jackets that everyone wears —something Morgan might be down with. (Photo: Vincenzo Lombardo/Getty Images for Yamaha Motor Co)
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Victory Vegas Jackpot Motorcycle - Victory bikes are a rarity but maybe Morgan could help push them to prominence. They are usually designed with a twist on the classic motorcycle style. For instance this cruiser right here has a curvier look around the engine (it looks like a skeleton). Their baggers also have this deco look that makes them stand out on the road. (Photo: Martyn Goddard/Corbis)
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Classic Triumph Motorcycle (year/model unknown) - In the '50s, a style of motorcycle called cafe racers became the norm in England much like how cruisers were the cycle of choice in the States. Triumph has specialized in making them for 60-plus years now. Morgan needs to take these for a spin if she ever goes on a tour of the U.K. (Photo: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
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2008 Triumph Daytona 675 Triple - Don't get it twisted though, Triumph also makes sports bikes — some pretty mean ones too. If Morgan also wants to show the U.K. how Americans like to ride, this is also a fitting bike. (Photo: Transtock/Corbis)
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1969 Harley-Davidson Motorcycle - It's unclear which mode this is specifically, though it's obviously the cruiser Marlon Brando rode. This right here is an all-American classic designed to turn heads. Not that Morgan needs help turning heads, but this piece of steel will surely keep the attention on her. (Photo: FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP/Getty Images)
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Suzuki Intruder M1800R - The Suzuki Intruder is part of the company's line of motorcycles with classic styling but with modern engine technology. The current models go by the name Boulevard and are pretty popular.(Photo: VIJAY MATHUR/Reuters/Corbis)
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1966 Honda CB77 Superhawk - This is considered a Japanese classic much in the same vein as the Triumph bikes. As you can see, it sports a similar look and was popular amongst the youth in the '60s and '70s. (Photo: Dave King/Getty Images)
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Kawasaki Volcan Motorcycle - Also a Japanese classic, though the styling on this is slightly more modern than the Honda CB77. It has a lighthearted look to it and feels fun to ride. (Photo: Frank Hoppen / TRANSTOCK/Transtock/Corbis)