It’s What We Do

It’s What We Do

This entry is part 24 of 24 in the series Adventure Rider Issue #11

With all the high-powered technology being applied to motorcycles we’re starting to lose sight of some of the very fundamentals of tuning a bike and preparing a rider.

There seems to be an expectation, especially among adventure riders, that money will get us through. If enough is spent on traction control, electronic suspension adjustment, anti-lock brakes, GPS, heated grips, programmable ignitions and an expensive collection of apparel and dietary supplements, a lot of adventure riders assume they’re doing their best to ensure a finish.

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