Motorcycle News: Adventure

The 2026 Honda XL750 Transalp was unveiled at EICMA earlier this month with little fanfare, overshadowed by splashier unveilings of all-new adventure machines. Yet for riders paying attention, Honda’s midweight ADV contender quietly gained significant upgrades that will make it...

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KTM reworked its 390 Adventure bike in 2025, upgrading the chassis, slipping in a new, larger-displacement motor, and giving us two variants to choose from. We tested the more off-road capable 390 Adventure R last summer and loved the latest...

Backcountry Discovery Routes (BDR) has announced the launch of its latest project, the Lost Coast BDR-X, a 500-mile figure-eight loop through Northern California’s rugged coastline and inland ridges. In preparation for its debut, BDR has dropped a video trailer to...

Chad's been to a chilly Italy to ride the new Ducati Multistrada V4 Rally, loads of new tech and £25K price tag, ouch!

Norton Motorcycles is betting on adventure with its first-ever ADV machines, the Atlas and Atlas GT. These new models mark a new chapter for a brand that’s 127 years old but far from unscathed. Norton’s past is legendary—Isle of Man...

MCN's Road Tester, Justin Hayzelden, puts three of the best middleweight, hardcore adventure bikes to the test both on and off-road.

Published in: Rides Almost three years in the making, this trip started after seeing a photograph of a Royal Enfield Himalayan high in the Himalayas, whereupon my friends, Nash and Ladd, and I went to work planning the trip and making...

Published in: RidesWhere chivalry still exists, cowboys rule, and the riding is mighty fine... It was the type of winter that drives motorcyclists crazy because the snow and cold temperatures had extended into April—that typical Idaho winter where riders long for...

Published in: Rides It was a hot summer evening, sitting with Stergios on our balcony in Athens sipping cold beer and chatting about our travels when a memory came back from years ago: our first beer together. We were in South...

Published in: Rides It was almost 1:00 a.m., dark, dusty, cold, and quiet, when Anton and I made the final transition from dirt to pavement. Eyes blurry and teeth chattering, we exchanged tired glances of acknowledgment that we had officially conquered...

Published in: Rides Walking alongside your bike as it struggles to inch forward isn’t what anyone wants—least of all in Tajikistan, at 15,000 feet, in freezing mountain air. But we had known this moment would come, and here we were. We arrived...

Published in: Rides The ancient Silk Road is synonymous with legendary stories and characters. The trade route between Europe and Asia initially brought Chinese silk and other exotic goods to the Roman Empire. The most famous traveler was Marco Polo, who...

Husqvarna Motorcycles has revealed its 2025 offroad lineup with a powerful mix of tradition, innovation, and top-tier engineering. The two-stroke models—TE 125, TE 150, TE 250, and TE 300—are built for lightweight control and sharp performance, perfect for technical terrain...

Published in: Rides In U.S. motorized iconography, the legendary Route 66 opened in 1926, providing a unified roadway stretching from Chicago to Santa Monica, some 2,450 miles. By its creation, the myth of the endless straight road was born. Although the...

Team Australia is set to compete in the 99th edition of the International Six Days Enduro (ISDE), scheduled to take place in Bergamo, Italy, from August 24 to 29, 2025. Motorcycling Australia has announced the riders selected to represent the...

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In Round 11 of the 2025 AMA Supercross Championship, held at Lumen Field in Seattle, Malcolm Stewart, riding for Rockstar Energy Husqvarna Factory Racing, showed his determination and resilience in the face of challenges. Stewart, piloting his Husqvarna FC 450...

Published in: Rides If there was ever a place to ride that sounded so wild, so beautiful, so outrageous that you find yourself feeling that it must be fictitious―that place could only be Namibia. It’s a country so remarkable and diverse...