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  • BMW Saddlebag Retention Hack
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    Feb

    BMW Saddlebag Retention Hack

    Maintenance
    By Eric
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    On most every Oil-Head BMW and many K-Bikes with the plastic saddlebags, the L-Bracket inside the lock mechanism is very ...
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  • Brembo M50 Front Brake Caliper Multistrada 1200 Upgrade
    15
    Nov

    Multistrada 1200 Front Brake Caliper Upgrade

    Maintenance
    By Dave
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    For whatever reason, Ducati used Monster 696 calipers on the heavier and much more powerful Multistrada 1200. While these calipers ...
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  • How to Bleed Motorcycle Brakes
    15
    Nov

    How to Bleed Brakes on a Motorcycle

    Maintenance
    By Dave
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    Just like every other fluid on your motorcycle, your brake fluid needs to be changed periodically, plus, if you are ...
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  • Suzuki V-Strom DL1000 Test Ride and Review
    19
    Oct

    GenII Suzuki V-Strom DL1000 Test Ride

    Motorcycles, Reviews
    By Dave
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    If you compare the Suzuki V-Strom to the other 1000+ cc liter bikes available, it seems to fall short. But ...
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  • Motorcycle Exhaust Slipon Ducati 848 Arrow
    11
    Sep

    Does Your Bike Need Tuning After Adding A Slip-On

    MotoLife
    By Dave
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    Is it important to have your motorcycle tuned when you add a slip-on exhaust system and/or a free-flow air filter ...
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  • choose a first bike
    6
    Sep

    How to Choose Your First Motorcycle on a Tight Budget

    MotoLife
    By Dave
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    Buying your first motorcycle can be intimidating. Is it better to buy a cheap used bike that will need some ...
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  • Engine Running Hot
    5
    Sep

    My Motorcycle is Running Hot After Upgrades

    MotoLife
    By Dave
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    So you’ve made some upgrades to your bike. Maybe a free-flow air filter and a pipe. But now your bike ...
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  • Continental Trail Attack 2
    3
    Jul

    Continental Trail Attack 2 Motorcycle Tire Test

    Reviews, Tires
    By Dave
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    ADV bikes are all rage these days and for good reason. They provide superb street-bike handling characteristics with a very ...
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  • Motorcycle Riding Gear
    5
    May

    How to Prioritize Motorcycle Safety Gear

    MotoLife
    By Dave
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    What is the most important piece of motorcycle safety gear? How do you know how to allocate your budget when ...
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  • V-Strom Dominican Republic MotoCaribe
    23
    Mar

    Top Five Motorcycle Road Trips | 2014

    Travel
    By Dave
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    CanyonChasers top five motorcycle road trips as of 2014. We rank the trips that we’d love to do a second ...
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The Brain & Trauma: Why You Avoid or Force Riding The Brain & Trauma: Why You Avoid or Force Riding
Crash to Conquer: Solve Your Riding Problems Crash to Conquer: Solve Your Riding Problems
Look, this is the most un-CanyonChasers thing we'v Look, this is the most un-CanyonChasers thing we've ever made. No canyons. A Royal Enfield Classic 650 that would rather cruise than carve. And an entire day where we counted exactly one corner.

We rode the second leg of a relay, Tulsa to Albuquerque, on the 125th Anniversary edition in the year Route 66 turns 100. Then handed the bike off to the next rider and sent it on toward Santa Monica. The other riders were @mrleozombie @rachmartino @motogluten and @rachelmoto_ @jaycee.33 gets an honorable mention for diving the support van the entire way!

Along the way: brick arches in Tulsa, a Cadillac graveyard in Texas, the old pre-1937 alignment through Pecos, and the best riding of the whole trip showing up in the rain, right when we'd stopped expecting any.

I went in thinking this bike was the wrong tool for the job. I came out with a different opinion. Full video is up on the channel.

What's the most "wrong" bike you've taken on a long trip? Tell me in the comments.
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