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  • Motorcycle hitting a perfect apex
    5
    Dec

    Why Street Riders Need This Track School

    MotoLife, Reviews, Riding Techniques
    By Dave
    7866
    0
    Street riders sometimes think that a track-based riding school wouldn’t be applicable to them, and in many cases, they are ...
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  • riding motorcycling during fall colors
    1
    Oct

    I Was Wrong

    Media, Reviews, Riding Techniques
    By Dave
    10668
    1
    What I learned from Champ U One of the frustrations with what I try to do is some people criticize ...
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  • innovv k5 motorcycle dashcam
    2
    Jul

    Innovv K5 Installation and Review

    Accessories, Reviews
    By Dave
    17603
    3
    Dashcam’s are cars have basically become a necessity for many drivers largely because they help cut down on insurance fraud. ...
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  • motorcycle christmas
    12
    Dec

    Gift Ideas for Motorcycle Riders Starting at $10

    Accessories, Reviews
    By Dave
    12085
    0
    Before getting started we should quickly mention what not to buy the motorcyclist in your life.  Avoid buying them oil, ...
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  • NCY Rear Shock Review
    8
    Aug

    Yamaha Zuma NCY Rear Shock Review

    Accessories, Reviews
    By Dave
    16259
    4
    The Yamaha Zuma YW50 2-stroke scooter has always brought me a lot of joy and has been the subject of ...
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  • Tools you need for your motorcycle
    12
    Apr

    Tools You Need for your Motorcycle

    Reviews, Tools
    By Dave
    10860
    2
    Even if you are not really into working on your bike, every rider should know how to do a few ...
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  • DSS Tool 44 Ducati Crankshaft Turning Tool
    31
    Mar

    DSSales Tool44 Ducati Crankshaft Turning Tool

    Reviews, Tools
    By Dave
    8835
    0
    Adjusting valves on your Ducati may not be for everyone, but if you take this task on there are a ...
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  • AGV AX-8 Dual Evo Helmet Review
    22
    Sep

    AGV AX-8 Dual Evo Helmet Test and Review

    Helmets, Reviews, Riding Gear
    By Dave
    15191
    0
    II’ve been wanting to try one of those cool ADV helmets with the neat dirt-bike style brim ever since watching ...
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  • Single Sided Swingarm Chain Adjustment Tool
    7
    Sep

    Single Sided Swingarm Chain Adjustment Tool

    Reviews, Tools
    By Dave
    10830
    0
    Bikes with single-sided swingarms may not be all that common, but even less common are quality chain adjustment “spanner” tools. ...
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  • Nelson Rigg Trail Bag
    30
    Mar

    Nelson Rigg CL-1060-S Tail/Seat Bag

    Accessories, Reviews
    By Kristine
    7881
    0
    Tankbags are amazing but come with a whole batch of problems. First, unless you are extremely careful, and even if ...
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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.
MotoGP Secrets: How Pros Recover From Crashes FAST MotoGP Secrets: How Pros Recover From Crashes FAST
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