Matt and Iain of Touratech-USA recently upgraded the worn-out stock shocks on their 2005 and 2006 BMW R1200GS’s and have since created this handy “How-To” guide for installing new suspension on the R1200GS or Adventure.
Triumph’s new Tiger Explorer is an excellent addition to the adventure motorcycle market. To celebrate its successful integration into the industry and to prepare the bike for its first adventure, we decided to outfit our Tiger Explorer with a handful of Touratech accessories. Follow the link to see all of the ADV accessories we installed!
Touratech is excited to introduce the world’s first shock absorber built specifically for long-distance touring with a fully-loaded adventure motorcycle. Right out of the box, Touratech’s Extreme Shock has the strength, features, and adjustments to go the distance, even while hauling luggage.
Having just returned from a ten day off-road expedition across the state of Colorado, Touratech-USA’s General Manager, Paul Guillien, reviews the ten essential Touratech accessories for the Yamaha Super Ténéré XT1200Z. These are parts Paul feels are necessary for anyone interested in riding their Super Tenere off-road, or on an extended adventure touring trip.
Since leaving Seattle on December 26th, Helge Pedersen has logged more than 3,000 miles on his R1200GS Adventure en route to Tierra del Fuego. Having installed Touratech’s new Extreme Shock on the back of his BMW, Helge was able to evaluate his new suspension setup and has since sent us an update after riding a wide variety of terrain.
Touratech-USA’s General Manager, Paul Guillen, speaks with Chelse Schipper from the International Motorcycle Shows about Touratech Suspension; the world’s first purpose-built suspension system for adventure touring motorcycles.
Touratech is excited to unveil the world’s first suspension purpose-built for adventure touring motorcycles with luggage.
What do you get the ADV motorcyclist that has everything? Well, we put together this ‘Winter Wishlist’ featuring a few of our favorite products to help you find something for that special someone.
Husqvarna unveiled their Baja 650 at EICMA earlier this week. The bike, which appears to be a production ready version of Husqvarna’s Baja and Moab concepts that we saw at last years IMS shows, utilizes BMW’s G650GS frame and motor, and takes its styling ques from Husqvarna’s storied past. Follow the link for additonal images.
After more than 700 miles of off-road riding across the state of Colorado, Touratech has released a video highlighting the versatility of Yamaha’s new Super Tenere XT1200Z.