When it comes to motorcycles that are both stylish and strong, roadsters steal the spotlight. These stripped-down machines offer pure performance with minimal hassle. If you’re after low maintenance and high mileage, these 10 bikes should be on your list.

Honda CB500F ($4,753–$6,899)

Honda’s CB500F is the kind of motorcycle you can ride every day without second-guessing its durability. The smooth twin-cylinder delivers 47 horsepower. It also balances fuel efficiency with easy handling. Designed with minimal complications, it’s an ideal choice for riders who want reliability first and foremost.

KTM 390 Duke ($4,499–$4,799)

The KTM 390 Duke may be small, but it delivers big on performance. With sharp acceleration, a torque-heavy single-cylinder engine, and lightweight handling, it’s built for thrill-seekers. That aggressive design and low-maintenance nature make it a standout among compact streetfighters.

Kawasaki Z400 ($3,899–$6,290)

Perfect for those stepping into sportier riding, the Z400 delivers smooth power and lightweight agility. Whether commuting or carving up twisty roads, it rarely falters. The brand designed it for longevity and adaptability so that both newcomers and veterans can depend on it for years without repairs.

CFMoto 300NK ($4,200 Approx.)

CFMoto may not be the biggest name in motorcycling, but the 300NK proves it deserves respect. A modern design, paired with a well-built 292cc engine, makes it a serious competitor. Its durability and sleek style match its affordability. Not many give you sturdiness at a budget-friendly price these days.

Yamaha FZ-07 (MT-07) ($4,999–$7,699)

A smooth-revving parallel-twin, lightweight frame, and unmatched fun—Yamaha’s MT-07 redefines reliability. This bike punches above its class in performance yet remains practical enough for daily use. It’s built tough with minimal complexity, so riders can enjoy every twist of the throttle without worrying about mechanical setbacks.

Suzuki SV650 ($5,446–$8,049)

The SV650 has built a reputation for being both forgiving and fiercely dependable. Its V-twin engine is well-known for lasting beyond expectations, and its simple mechanics make it easy to maintain. All kinds of riders trust the SV650 for enjoyable rides with minimal upkeep.

Honda Grom ($2,999–$3,799)

What it lacks in displacement, the Grom makes up for in unbreakable character. This compact powerhouse thrives on simplicity and is virtually bulletproof for new riders and city commuters alike, with an overall fuel efficiency of 160.5 MPG. Ride it hard, use it daily, and trust it to keep going; it rarely complains.

Benelli TNT 300 ($2,495–$8,495)

Italian-inspired styling meets surprisingly strong reliability in the TNT 300. Twin-cylinder power and solid engineering ensure longevity, even if the brand isn’t as mainstream. For riders wanting a standout look with proven durability, Benelli’s Roadster is a worthwhile contender in the mid-size category.

Hyosung GD250N ($4,000–$4,500)

Though lesser known, the GD250N holds its ground with a no-frills approach to performance. It won’t make headlines for technology, but it rarely needs major repairs. This underdog proves that solid fundamentals and smart design create a motorcycle that withstands heavy miles.

Yamaha MT-03 ($5,000)

The MT-03 packs everything you need in a compact, punchy package. Its sleek frame and quick-revving parallel-twin engine make it perfect for carving through city streets or taking on winding roads. Yamaha engineered it for endurance, and its reliability far outlasts expectations.