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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. 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. 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.

Keeping your tyres at the correct pressure is essential to keep your motorcycle handling properly and ensuring that the tyres provide maximum grip and braking performance. It will also reduce wear and lower fuel consumption, saving you money in the long run. Different tyre inflation options At 115g, this durable mini pump features a padded Kraton handle for comfort and its efficient and smooth pump action can fill a bicycle tyre to 160psi and will be capable of inflating a motorcycle tyre. Satin finish aluminium body is butted for lightweight. Easily fits in your luggage. Hitch carriers come in different classes, and you should choose one that matches the hitch class of your vehicle. Additionally, pay attention to the drawbar weight limits provided by your vehicle’s manufacturer.

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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.

Tow behind with confidence: Heavy-duty motorcycle hitch carrier allows you to tow your motorcycle behind your vehicle. This means you can bring your bike along while still having the flexibility to transport other gear or vehicles, like trailers or boats. You’ll have the best of both worlds: the freedom to explore on two wheels and the practicality of towing. 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!. Adjustable attachment points are another important consideration. They allow you to customize the carrier’s configuration, enabling a secure fit for your specific motorcycle. This adjustable feature ensures that your bike won’t shift or sway during the journey, giving you peace of mind. Loading and unloading 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. A year ago I bought a Ducati Multistrada V4, an excellent motorcycle, I rode it a lot in Europe, but I think it will be difficult in Asia and I don’t want to leave it there and be at home without a motorcycle. I traveled many countries on different motorcycles, of course, my Ducati is more convenient for Europe, and in Asia I went to Royal Endfield and other 600-700 cc. I was sitting on a Honda 850, but I didn’t drive. I drove a BMW, worse than 1000 cc, but probably more convenient to repair, cheaper and easier to drive on bad roads.

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. Consider factors like rust resistance, as it plays a significant role in the longevity of your carrier. Opt for carriers with proper rust-resistant coatings, such as powder coating. Another fantastic feature to look out for is assistive devices. They can include loading systems that lower the carrier to the ground, making pushing your bike onto it easier. These devices ensure safe and efficient loading, saving you time and effort. Durability and construction Sure, there are plenty of bikes, but it all depends on your other requirements, for example, are you after a single or twin-cylinder bike? Is this bike just for the TET or are you also going to be touring/ road riding etc.