Enduro21 checks in to one man’s story of turning his KTM 450 EXC-F into a trail happy Adventure bike fit for 4000 miles of TET trails – we find out the mods he made and the reasons behind his DIY build.
Pol Tarres is a magician on a motorcycle. His magic, of course, is pure, hard-earned skill and passion. And nowhere has that mastery been better documented than in last summer’s stirring and artfully-shot short film The Seeker, produced by the Echevarría Brothers, also known as The Who. In the video we spend a mesmerizing day […]
If you are a new dirt bike rider and you want to get started off on the right foot, here are 11 non-obvious tips to help you learn to become
Bombtrack has released an impressive 2018 model year lineup. Most interesting are the adventure-centric Beyond+ ADV, carbon Hook EXT-C, and road-plus Audax.
For any first time buyer, looking for a mountain bike or MTB could well be a Herculean task, Such a bike indeed happens to be a hefty investment and knowing a thing or two before you go for its purchase is always a good thing to do on your part. Well, being a specialized bike, a little technical knowledge on your part makes for a good start to find one of the best mountain bikes. Indeed, when it comes to MTBs, your decision mostly hovers around three of the most important aspects that you seek in such a bike. These aspects include quality, performance, and, of course, endurance. All these things are at the very core of any MTB that you are looking to purchase, and the least that you need to do if you are looking to find the best one for you. So, let’s get dig a little deeper and know more about some of the most important things that you as a beginner should know to make it a nice purchase of the best MTB bike on your part. The first thing that you need to know where you stand when it comes to the surface where you would be riding your MTB, it is just rough surfaces or actual mountain type terrains that require to be more specific when looking for a bike to ride on this very surface. The next thing that you should know is your level, whether you are trained enough to take on those challenging mountain terrains or just starting because it is all about choosing the right MTB for you than any other thing. The rest of the specifications are according to the bike that you choose and could be about the kind of frame, wheel size, suspension and some other accessories that prove to be very handy for mountain bike riding and should be in your selection basket when choosing the bike that you want to enjoy on those challenging mountain terrains. KOSS is one of the leading bicycle manufacturing companies renowned for designing the best mountain bikes that come with high-quality specifications to make for a highly exciting bike riding experience on those rough mountain surfaces. Some of the popular MTB models for KROSS include Globate Series, Impel Series, Tornado, Maximus Pro, Spider, Eco, etc.
The ’80s luckily were not just the Duran Duran and the shoulder pads. It was also the decade that gave birth to the big road/trail bikes that later went to dominate the world. Sure the…
Following trail etiquette makes everyone's day more pleasant.
Enduro21 checks in to one man’s story of turning his KTM 450 EXC-F into a trail happy Adventure bike fit for 4000 miles of TET trails – we find out the mods he made and the reasons behind his DIY build.
To be entirely honest, we don’t follow the adventure racing arena as much as we should, giving only a little bit of press to the world-famous Dakar Rally at the start of each year. So, we really can’t do justice to what Husqvarna and Speedbrain are doing with this factory-backed
The 2023 KTM 790 Adventure is now more stable at a constant speed and has gained more cornering poise thanks to a 20% increase of rotating mass
If it wasn't for the massive logos that run the length of this creation, we wouldn't have picked it for an Auto Fabrica build at first glance. But the closer you look, the more you see the English workshop's DNA everywhere. It's also the first time they've customized a bonafide enduro bike—so this project was never going to be mild. Designated the 'Type 17,' the build was commissioned by a client who told the Auto Fabrica brothers, Bujar and Gaz Muharremi, to “go nuts.” Sifting through archived designs with their client, Bujar and Gaz were delighted when he chose one
Soli Moto builds the Baja Dominator that Honda never did... In the 1980s, Honda was a dominant force in both the Baja 1000 (victories in 1982 and 1984-87) and Paris Dakar Rally (victories in 1986-1989), recording four successive wins in each race. Soon enough, Honda was rolling out special
Find out all you need to know about the some of the best Adventure Touring Motorcycle Events all around the world and come out and meet us and other riders. Read More >
Most customs live relatively sedate lives: buzzing around the city, maybe a blast into the country at the weekend, and then a couple of hours cooling down outside a café or pub. If you’ve ploughed hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars into a bike, you’re not likely to put it through a torture test. But that’s exactly what LA-based Alex Earle has just done with his latest build. He’s thrashed this Ducati dirt bike for two weeks and hundreds of miles through Alaska’s toughest terrain, and lived to tell us the tale. ‘The Alaskan’ is only Alex Earle’s second
A drop-dead gorgeous dual sport Ducati from Walt Siegl, an unusually attractive CX500 from Australia, and a $66,000 cafe racer from the reborn English manufacturer Ariel. We know what we'd choose—how about you? Honda CX500 by X-Axis Based in New South Wales, Australia, X-Axis is a small but talented group of builders that includes former British MX1 champ Billy MacKenzie. With a racer’s pedigree, it shouldn’t surprise that performance is a key focus. What does surprise though, is their predilection towards the plastic maggot. This is the third Honda CX500 to go up on the bench at X-Axis and it’s
