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From a bird’s eye view, Special Stage Two is a distinct loop, the DSS and ASS only miles apart.
Back in February 2021, told you about Overland Expo’s hardcore off-road build-up of a 2021 Honda Africa Twin Adventure Sports ES DCT (say that five times fast).
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A high-spec, homologation-special SP version was even presented as icing on the cake to seal the deal.
The MotoAdventure Kawasaki Potter PNCC 120 Off-Road Race saw people of all ages compete in dirt bike and ATV races.
After dropping it from the lineup for three model years, Kawasaki brings back the wildly popular KLR650 for 2022.
The style of ’60s and ’70s American flat track racers continues to influence custom builders and none more successfully than this beautiful build by Richard Pollock, aka Mule, of California.
Early in 2021, we saw press releases of a new industry consortium, putting Japanese and Euro manufacturers together to develop swappable batteries for electric motorcycles.
The Red Knights International Motorcycle Club, whose membership includes firefighters and EMS professionals, will hold a memorial ride on Sunday, Sep.12
Give me a bike for a quick single-day test, and it’s difficult to really understand the machine’s character.
The Hometown Rally was expected to draw larger crowds and from farther afield than the Milwaukee Rally that area dealers have held for years on Labor Day weekend.
It had a motocross bike called the MX250, and its flat tracker XR750 has been winning races for 50 years.
Redding started Saturday morning by going fastest in Free Practice 3 but was unable to convert this into a front-row starting spot.
The 2021 Sturgis Motorcycle Rally tax collections are currently at $1.75 million, according to a news release from the Department of Revenue.
Triumph Motorcycles is about to update the Tiger 1200 with England’s take on what an adventure bike should be.
First, Honda designed the CB750K0 to be produced in huge numbers. As unique as it seemed, it was designed to be highly standardized, thus capitalizing on the economies of scale.
Hey, our CB500s are all getting new swingarms, Showa 41mm SFF-BP inverted forks, lighter wheels, dual front discs and revised FI settings!
It’s interesting to think that there are hardly any production motorcycles, other than the Kawasaki H2 range, of course, that make use of forced induction.
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For 2022 both the standard Africa Twin and the Adventure Sports model benefit from technical updates designed to keep them atop their market segment.