Ride Reports

Touratech Rocks the ‘Road of Bones’

Long before we set off from London on our 105 – day Road of Bones Expedition it was decided to fit a range of Touratech products to our R1200 GS lead bike. For such a demanding journey in such remote regions, reliability, bike protection and performing “as advertised” is essential.

Day 5: Sunshine, Soaking and Switchbacks

Day 5 of the 2014 BMW Motorrad International GS Trophy was the first time the competition started and finished in the same place: Kootenay Lakeview Lodge. The ride was loop of approximately 200 km, offering what the competitors unanimously agreed was the best mix of riding so far this year. 

WHEEL LOVE – Two Years, 60 Countries, One Goal

Photographer, philanthropist and ADV enthusiast, Ross Gordon, is preparing for the trip of a lifetime aboard his Touratech equipped KTM 990 Adventure. Ross’ goal is to travel around the world, photographing the people he meets along the way.

2014 GS Safari-Enduro Australia

Fantastic bit of film from the 2014 BMW GS Safari-Enduro Australia, a 3,500 km adventure from Darwin to Palm Cove, through some of Australia’s most iconic landscape.

GS Trophy Training – Team Korea

Across the world, teams of BMW riders are preparing for the forthcoming international GS Trophy, which starts in less than two months in Canada.

MotoGeo Adventures – Columbia

For MotoGeo’s latest adventure, Jamie Robinson travelled to Colombia, hired a Suzuki V-Strom 650 and set off across the country to meet an old friend who had emigrated there over a decade ago.

Scouting the 2014 Touratech Rally

The team from Touratech-USA has spent the last few weekends scouting different off-road routes near Leavenworth, WA ahead of the 2014 Touratech Rally.

Lois Pryce in Iran

British travel writer, Lois Pryce, rides her motorcycle 3000 miles around Iran. What she discovers might surprise you… 

Simon & Lisa Stories – The Roof of The World

The tires of our heavily-laden bikes bite into the freshly fallen snow that blankets the ground. We cautiously pull past the weather worn sign on the outskirts of Ushuaia which proudly reads “Bienvenidos a la Ciudad mas austral del mundo”, or “ Welcome to the southern-most city in the world.”