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  • 28
    Jan

    Innovv N2 Smart Riding System

    Accessories, Reviews
    By Dave
    2238
    0
    Why the Innovv N2 May Be The Best Motorcycle Upgrade in 2026. The Ducati Hyperstrada 821 has been the workhorse ...
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  • Honda Rebel 300 e-clutch
    20
    Jan

    Honda Rebel 300 E-Clutch Review

    Motorcycles, Reviews
    By Dave
    963
    0
    Why Honda’s Most Controversial Beginner Bike Might Be Its Smartest Yet. For decades, motorcycle culture has treated clutch control as ...
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  • 10
    Jan

    The Middleweight Motorcycle Trap

    Motorcycles, Reviews
    By Dave
    970
    0
    Every rider eventually runs into the same decision point. Do you buy the bike with the bigger engine, or the ...
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  • 11
    Dec

    Honda XL750 Transalp

    Epic Adventures, Motorcycles, Reviews
    By Dave
    971
    0
    Crossing Alps Without Any Alps The name Transalp comes from the Latin trans Alpes; to cross the Alps. It’s a ...
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  • 20
    Nov

    How to Film Better Motorcycle Videos

    Accessories, Reviews
    By Dave
    1265
    0
    Lower the friction between your idea and clicking upload. Camera technique is learnable. Gear friction kills momentum. Complex setups fail. ...
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  • 13
    Nov

    Aprilia Tuareg Rally Review

    Motorcycles, Reviews
    By Dave
    1584
    0
    A rally bike pretending to be an adventure bike. Or maybe the other way around. The Tuareg Rally exists because ...
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  • 22
    Oct

    GoPro Just Did Something Insta360 Hasn’t…

    Accessories, Reviews
    By Dave
    830
    0
    The GoPro Max 2 arrives five years late to the 360-camera party, modernizing the original Max with better processing, 8K ...
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  • 16
    Oct

    I Didn’t Expect to Like the Chigee AIO-6 This Much

    Accessories, Reviews
    By Dave
    1324
    0
    The Chigee AIO‑6 turned a long‑standing motorcycle annoyance into one of the best upgrades made to any bike in years; ...
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  • 2
    Oct

    Honda Dax 125 Review: A Tiny Time Machine With a Giant Soul

    Motorcycles, Reviews
    By Dave
    4018
    0
    It’s just a 125cc mini bike, meant for ice cream runs, not mountain passes. Yet that’s exactly what I set ...
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  • 20
    Aug

    Insta360 X5 vs DJI Osmo Action 360: Which Camera is Better for Motorcycle Riders?

    Accessories, Reviews
    By Dave
    31558
    0
    When it comes to capturing the thrill of motorcycle riding, few tools are more exciting than 360 cameras. They let ...
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Looking back at the first Apex Trackway event, it is clear that hitting the circuit is the ultimate way to level up.

While street riding has its charms, the track offers a controlled environment where you can actually find your limits without the variables of traffic or unpredictable road surfaces. Whether you are working on your body position, perfecting your trail braking, or just looking for that perfect line through a hairpin, the track provides immediate feedback. It is the fastest way to build confidence and refine your technical skills, all while having the most fun possible on two wheels.

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I know it’s a 17 year old design, first arriving a I know it’s a 17 year old design, first arriving at Phillip Island in 2009, the brain child of Luigi “Gigi” Dall’Igna,but man, I still think it’s such an impressive motorcycle. And it still scares me a bit!
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