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Adventure bikes have taken the world by storm in recent years. Whether it’s seasoned riders chasing dirt trails or new adventurers looking for a go-anywhere machine, there’s no denying that the ADV segment is booming. And at the heart of that movement is the Yamaha Ténéré 700—a middleweight ADV that’s…

I grew up watching road racing, both in person and on TV. My town held a local race, and I witnessed some breathtaking and horrific things there. And until the age of 16, I thought I wanted to be a road racer before a friend wise beyond his years talked…

A few days ago, REI came out and apologized for supporting the nomination and subsequent appointment of Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum. Their reversal comes after Burgum's actions and statements about selling off public lands, using them for mineral and logging extraction, and his joint statement with the Housing and…

There's something about a big tire dirt bike, isn't there? While other dirt bikes look mean, bikes like this look almost charmingly cartoonish. Friendly, even.

One of the things I loved about the Devil Stone Run rally I did last year was getting intimately familiar with the 2025 BMW R 1300 GS, the brand's flagship adventure model. 

The future of mobility is electric, and e-bikes are right in the thick of it. They’re weaving into our daily lives, whether it’s for commuting, errands, or just a fun weekend ride. So it begs the question: if your laptop, smartphone, tablet, action cam, and even vape all charge via…

Earlier this April, the Connecticut State Police issued a press release detailing the arrest of a rider for reckless motorcycle operation on public roads within the state. According to the press release, he was "operating the motorcycle at speeds in excess of 190 mph."

I don't know if you've heard, but KTM ain't doing all that great.

Ask most random people on the street what their thoughts on lane-splitting and filtering are, and you'll most likely get a range of answers. Motorcycle riders will usually at least know what you're talking about, but car drivers may or may not.