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Will this new Japanese V-twin be adventure-touring’s best Open-class bargain? SOURCE: Cycle World October 17, 2013 By Matthew Miles
Once again another great article giving some good advise when out riding. Corning is so important and at least knowing what can be expected could save you from that OMG freaking out moment. Nothing is a guarantee but awareness is priceless. Even on ADV bikes this can happen. SOURCE: Motorcycle.com Strategies for safely handling corners…
by Motojournalism and Traction off-road E-rag. Documentary about off-road riders Paul Rodden and Larry Murray two venerable motorcyclists who just won’t stop doing what they love. More info and behind-the-scenes at motojournalism.com updates via twitter @motojournalism
Riding in Vancouver, BC almost 365 days a year we can agree that this article gives a great advise to being a successful commuter. We always have waterproof gloves with us but even H20 proof gloves can pack it in on some days. Back up gloves can save a life..we bring sometimes up to three…
Well???? YAY or NAY??? by Tom Wera October 7, 2013 SOURCE: Ultimate Motorcycling 2014 BMW R 1200 GS Adventure
I think everyone should save this article as a reminder how important it is for all of us to take stock in our bike, our minds and everything that is said below regarding being safe. Never take for granted riding anywhere even if it’s around the corner to a store. Don’t be paranoid but be…
Gear this time of year is important to me. Making sure I can get warm when needed, stay dry and comfortable on my bike are all part of making even a short trip safe. I traded my AP Scouts for the new Toucan boots. Gore Tex and more of a MX boot in the end. …
Day 1, Part I (all pics are clickable) As many who read this blog know first hand our everyday lives can get in the way of our hobbies. Since January 2012 until present day, Cheryl and I have both changed our careers. Leslie joining BC Transplant as an In Hospital Organ Donation Coordinator/Organ Donation Specialist…
There is something about the name “Ninja” that makes me want to ask Kawasaki to change it. Personally I really do not like it and not sure why. Again a nice addition for consumers adding more choice for less money. Source: Motorcyclist Motorcyclist, October 01, 2013 By Marc Cook, Photography by Kawasaki Stand back a…
What can 30 hours get you when on a bike? Real post coming up soon, but 30 hours takes you about 900 KM’s riding through everything from rain, pouring rain, snow, hail, wind gusts I swear were about 70 KM at times, sun, partly sunny and in the end time away from work which is…
Very tall bike and really not for the vertically challenged bit oh….WHAT A BIKE! SOURCE: Cycle World KTM builds the ultimate Adventure R
Amazing reviews talking about the new BMW F800GS Adventure Source: MOA By Ian Schmeisser, Jonathan Beck, Neale Bayly, Shawn Thomas and Vince Winkel Author: Editor/Tuesday, September 24, 2013/Categories: General Interest, Bike Reviews & News (Photos by Kevin Wing and Vince Winkel) Middleweight Adventure Bike: The Great Addition – By Vince Winkel Recently I had…
Electric getting closer in development that masses would buy? Range appears to be getting better, style options too…curious to see where this technology really ends up in the motorcycle world…we will keep watching and reading. Also see Motorcycle.com reviews..more pics. CLICK HERE September 20, 2013 Source: RideApart By Wes Siler Following the release of…
veröffentlicht am 24.09.2013 / created by Knut Briel SOURCE: KTM As the world’s very first motorcycles, the 2014 KTM 1190 ADVENTURE and 1190 ADVENTURE R feature a truly revolutionary rider assistance system: the riding dynamics control MSC. This system makes a long held dream come true – an ABS that even works perfectly while cornering.