Adventure Rider

First up we have a bad news/good news story. Ad-man Mitch’s KLR Shop Bike has been sold. After starving for oil the motor’s top end had extensive damage, so Mitch decided to sell the bike rather than repair it That’s the bad news. The good news is, the buyer is none other than Nick Dole […]

KTM is pleased to mark a major global milestone by announcing that it will unveil the world’s first serial production fuel injection 2-stroke Enduro machines at an official launch this coming May. The KTM 250 EXC TPI and KTM 300 EXC TPI models will be introduced to the market as part of the model year

From Triumph’s current For The Ride on-line magazine. Log on to http://www.fortheride.com/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_campaign=March&utm_medium=Email&utm_content=March%20Email for the full issue. Kevin and Julia Sanders of motorcycling touring company GlobeBusters gave us some sterling advice when it comes to booking a motorcycle adventure with an operator. Nothing frustrates Julia Sanders more than hearing tales of woe from disappointed adventure-seeking riders.

From the guys at www.crosstrainingenduro.com. We support the view 100 per cent.

This modern interpretation of an iconic rally bike takes its inspiration from the works BMW desert racers of the mid 1980s and is based on the phenomenally successful R nineT platform.

Any Road. Any Time. The Versys-X 300 is an adventure-styled touring model that builds on the any-road any-time performance of Kawasaki’s Versys family. At 296 cm³, the Versys-X 300 is currently the smallest-displacement model in the touring category and the only model of its kind. With easy to manage weight and power, the Versys-X 300