Tag: africa twin
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A look at the motorcycle kit that has stayed with me across multiple bikes and thousands of miles. From Backcountry panniers to the Reckless 40 on my CRF300L and the 30L duffle, why Mosko Moto luggage has become a permanent…
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Is the BMW R 1300 GS really worth the hype? – Next week, I’ll finally get to test ride BMW’s latest GS to see if it lives up to its reputation. Will I join the ranks of GS riders?
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This review shares my personal experience of fitting Garda crash bars and a sump guard to my Africa Twin 1100 Adventure Sports. It covers the ordering and delivery process, the challenges encountered during installation, overall build quality, and whether they…
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Looking back on a salt-covered winter ride on the Africa Twin – cold air, striking landscapes, and the simple pleasure of riding quieter roads. A pause in Bakewell and Matlock Bath before crossing the Peak District again and giving the…
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Motorcycles face tough conditions that can cause corrosion and wear. Regular washing and using protection like ACF-50 or ceramic coatings can help reduce long-term damage. Understanding the pros and limits of each method helps you maintain your bike effectively.
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Changing adventure motorcycles should feel like pure excitement, but the reality quickly follows: most of the gear from your previous bike will not fit the new one. Suddenly you are back to buying pannier racks, crash protection and navigation mounts…
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The first 24 hours with the Honda Africa Twin Adventure Sports 1100 began in miserable weather during collection, followed by a much-needed wash the next morning and a rewarding first proper ride. The day ended perfectly with the year’s first…
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Saying farewell to the Triumph Tiger 1200 Rally Pro and welcoming the 2025 Honda Africa Twin Adventure Sports ES. A real-world rider’s perspective on fit, confidence and preparing for European touring.
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Initially skeptical about the Honda Africa Twin Adventure Sports DCT; however, I found it surprisingly impressive. So did the big Honda with its DCT and electronically controlled suspension change my perspective on automatic adventure bikes?
