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In 2022, the Suzuki V-Strom 1050 XT held this spot in our best adventure bikes article. However, now in 2023 the improved 1050 DE model has taken its spot. Before the 1050 XT, it was the V-Strom 1000 – a great all-round adventure bike. Much like the middleweight 650XT listed above in the middleweight section, it wasn’t exceptional in any one area, but instead, was a versatile workhorse – and competitively priced too. Taking the MotoTote m3 for a spin was an enlightening experience. This hitch carrier isn’t just a tool – it’s a testament to intelligent design and quality craftsmanship.

And for all our adventure motorcycle guides in one place, have a look at the comprehensive Adventure Motorcycle Guides section. Mad or Nomad focuses on adventure bikes for round the world travel. So, our motorcycle articles are on RTW bikes that are well suited and up to the challenge of overlanding long distances, can be easily used off-road, can take a battering, have a readily available supply of spare parts and are fixable the world over… But, this article isn’t focused on RTW bikes.The Goplus carrier stands out for its remarkable load-bearing capacity. At 600 lbs, it can comfortably shoulder light bikes and also caters to those hefty motorcycles that others struggle to support. The steel construction of this carrier means high strength, excellent toughness, and incredible durability – you won’t be left worrying about rust or wear during those rainy rides.

You will find that the MotoPump and Dynaplug products look similar because they are. The two are mechanically identical. In fact, the companies worked together to develop the pump. Dynaplug supplied engineering and manufacturing expertise while MotoPumps supplied extensive knowledge and experience in building motorcycle specific pumps. The two Mini Pro Inflators have the same feature set though the MotoPumps version also includes a five-year limited warranty. I call it free-range because it doesn’t need to be tethered to a steel floor and a cheese grater ceiling, like those old-fashioned carnie rides. Instead, this little electric motorcycle is free to ride around anywhere, thanks to its on-board battery. I’m not saying this is how your kids are going to ride to school from now on, but I’m not saying they couldn’t, either – though true commuting is probably out of the picture since the specs on this bike don’t inspire a lot of confidence. With a weight of 190g and a length of 31cm, the Mini Floor Bike Pump is a good choice for anyone wanting a compact manual hand pump. The extra-long barrel and oversized piston provide pumping power, whilst the stainless steel foot peg stabilises the pump, allowing for more efficient pumping action. The Mini Floor pump is compatible with Presta and Schrader valves. Adventure bikes today veer on the heavy side, are dripping in electronics and are expensive – so expensive that riding them off-road will have you wincing over every rut and stone chip. But the Himalayan is something else; it’s incredibly simple, does away with all the complicated gizmos, is competitively priced and, due to its simple design, it begs for off-road action with next to zero consequences.Boasting an all-steel construction and a robust powder-coated finish, this platform ensures years of rust-free service. Its 500 lbs load rating surpasses many pricier competitors, catering to heavier rides. Even loading and unloading is a breeze, thanks to the ramp that attaches to either side of the carrier. And KTM aren’t messing about… the 1290 is a serious machine capable of anything you throw at it. It’s well setup for road riding (if you’re predominately going to be on tarmac then opt for the ‘S’ model instead of the more off-road focused ‘R’ with a larger tank, smaller wheels and semi-active suspension. Either way, the 1290 has a comfortable riding position, hefty fuel tank, swish electronics and riding modes including cornering ABS and much more. I think it will be easier to repair the BMW 850 adventure, because Honda is a new motorcycle and probably not tested. You can buy them for the same amount, but BMW is probably better. Please tell me. Reply Accessories: The Mini-Air Compressor includes attachments for inflating sports balls and air mattresses, which along with the pump and wires, fit in a compact nylon case. The new for 2020 Twin gets an engine capacity increase to 1084cc, giving it 6.8bhp more power and 4.4 ft-lbs of torque. It also gets a very slight weight reduction and higher bars, new TFT screen to match its mates in this sector, cornering ABS, cruise control, traction control, riding/power/braking and user modes and the option to switch the rear wheel ABS off.

Remember the KTM 990? The original carburetted version before the new fuel injected model took over? What a bike! Then the 1090 and 1190. Well, they’ve all been replaced with KTM’s biggest ever machine – the 1290 Super Adventure R. This is a behemoth of a bike and takes on BMW’s mighty GS Adventure. As an experienced rider, I can’t stress enough how important it is to invest in a carrier made from sturdy materials like aluminum. Steel motorcycle carriers can also withstand regular use and exposure to the elements. And for all three of you who have made it this far, thinking, “Man, I’d really love to see one of these in action,” fret not! I’ve got you covered. And while we’re discussing the faux-troncycle’s limitations, now might be a good time to point out that it’s not really a motorcycle in the traditional sense. There appear to be either three or four smaller wheels under the chassis that actually drive the thing, making this more of a motorcycle-shaped go-kart.

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Convenience at its finest: The motorcycle carrier hitch offers unmatched comfort. They are designed to effortlessly attach to your vehicle’s hitch receiver, eliminating the need for additional equipment. No more struggling with complicated setups or worrying about storage space. Simply load your bike onto the carrier, secure it, and you’re ready to hit the road!. Great summary of the options available. Adventure riding can mean so may different things. The bike I’d choose for a south-east Asia trip is different than what I’d choose for a European journey. And finally, if you are really doing a RTW, the criteria would be slightly different again. For shorter trips, availability of parts or service isn’t that important. For a longer journey, it’s something to consider. I’m in favour of bikes that are available in whatever country you plan to ride in. So a BWM is fine in Europe but less so in South-East Asia (unless you have time to wait for parts or are with a tour company that can support you). Historically the Honda CRF250 has been a favourite of mine but the seat is not great for long trips (yes, this can be fixed). Also, it’s not sold in South-America so parts are surprisingly hard to get. The Himalayan is a bike I’m growing more fond of. Sold in a surprisingly large number of countries now and very comfortable for long trips. No to big but still big enough for mountain climbs. I’d say the most easily accessible bikes are single cylinders like the Yamaha XT660 or a CRF250/300L or Rally, but again, it all depends on your budget and what exactly you’re after. Suzuki upped their game with the 1050 XT and treated their new Strom to rider aids to keep it in line with the competition. It received reworked suspension for a firmer ride, but engine remained the same with tweaks to get it through Euro5 with a slight increase to power and modifications to give it a torquier delivery. Overall, the Honda Africa Twin is a lighter and more off-road focused motorcycle than its competitors in the heavyweight division. It used to be a simpler machine too, but with the latest update it has gained a selection of new electronics to bring it more in line with the current range of heavyweights.