Off-Road

Off-Road

  • NEW KIT: Tucano Urbano TC33 Tail Bag

    NEW KIT: Tucano Urbano TC33 Tail Bag

    Posted

    by

    A decent tail bag is an ideal stuff-lugger for most riders: it doesn’t get in the way like a tank bag can and doesn’t make your bike any wider like panniers. This 35-litre bag from Italian firm Tucano Urbano comes with its own tie-down attachments and integral rain cover, and has easy-access openings on both…

  • GET SET FOR ADVENTURE with R&G

    GET SET FOR ADVENTURE with R&G

    Posted

    by

    Whether you’re planning a long tour or simply need more storage on your daily commute, R&G has you covered with the new Adventure Rack range. Featuring a brand-new universal mounting plate, the R&G Adventure Rack allows riders to easily and securely install top boxes to their machine. Few things are more enjoyable than embarking on…

  • RIDDEN: Triumph Tiger Sport 800

    RIDDEN: Triumph Tiger Sport 800

    Posted

    by

    If you’re after one bike that can do it all, Triumph’s new Tiger 800 Sport could be just the ticket! Editor Bruce Wilson reports…  Let’s be honest, we all want the world on a platter these days but unless you’re lucky enough to have the cash for two wholly different styles of bikes, the likes…

  • LEGAL Q&A: Coming back from Spain

    LEGAL Q&A: Coming back from Spain

    Posted

    by

    Q. I have always wanted to live in Spain, so after the dreaded COVID-19 malarkey, I decided to take the plunge. I got all my worldly possessions shipped down to near Malaga in 2022, including my KTM 1190 Adventure. My plan was to get my bike registered in Spain. However, after a lot of faffing about and false…

  • AKRAPOVIC titanium crash bars

    AKRAPOVIC titanium crash bars

    Posted

    by

    Akrapovic has plenty of experience with titanium and carbon fibre, of course: it’s been making sweet, sweet race pipes out of those materials for decades. And now it’s turned that experience to a new product: titanium crash bars, with carbon fibre impact sliders, designed to fit the new BMW R1300 GS/Adventure. The bars are TIG-welded…

  • DAY RIDE: In search of the Rarebit

    DAY RIDE: In search of the Rarebit

    Posted

    by

    Mikko Niemenen reports… Wales is a much-loved destination for lots of riders, but it’s only when you get a little off-piste that you find the hidden gems it has to offer  The ride in brief: A round route from Lake Vyrnwy to the coast, taking in some of the lesser known, but best to explore,…

  • KTM: How 2025 is shaping up

    KTM: How 2025 is shaping up

    Posted

    by

    Alan Dowds provides the round-up… KTM 390 Adventure The trend for ever-bigger adventure bikes has us scratching our heads sometimes. Okay, if you’re going on a month-long jaunt across Europe two-up with luggage for four strapped on, a 150-200bhp, 250kg tourer-on-stilts makes a lot of sense. But if you actually want to do any off-road…

  • ROAD to recovery

    ROAD to recovery

    Posted

    by

    When life is tough, biking can be the silver lining that helps you get through it all. When Samantha Brooman married her childhood sweetheart, Mike, the closest she thought she’d get to ride a motorcycle was to be a pillion on the occasional ride. What she had in mind was raising a family. But life…

  • A DAY in the dirt

    A DAY in the dirt

    Posted

    by

    Can you teach an old dog new tricks? Well, the answer’s yes as far as John McAvoy is concerned, after his recent roll around in the mud on some enduro bikes…  Since the very beginning of my time as a motorcyclist way back in the mid-80s I’ve only every ridden on the road or track,…

  • DUCATI: Multistrada V2

    DUCATI: Multistrada V2

    Posted

    by

    Insight from Alan Dowds… We raised an eyebrow when Ducati released the details of its next-generation V-twin motor a couple of months back. Okay, the purist in us appreciated the light weight, and a reset of the mad power escalator for what is, after all, a middleweight powerplant. But dropping the desmodromic valves, like shelving…


Advert

Enjoy everything More Bikes by reading the MoreBikes monthly newspaper. Click here to subscribe, or Read FREE Online.


Newsletter Signup