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SW-Motech 2022 Kawasaki KLR 650 Accessories

SW-Motech 2022 Kawasaki KLR 650 Accessories

Kawasaki reintroduced the popular KLR 650 to its lineup this year. SW-Motech has now put out a slew of accessories to support the welcome return of the bike. The accessory collection features parts for engine protection, ergonomics, luggage, and more. Some highlights include a new 27mm frame-mounted crash bar and

Packing A Personalized Motorcycle Tool Kit | RoadRUNNER Magazine

Packing a Personalized Motorcycle Tool Kit

> “A well-planned expedition creates its own luck,” said Theodore Roosevelt Or something along those lines. Being prepared for emergency fixes on a ride can mean the difference between a beautiful memory or haunted recall of being stranded roadside in a strange place. With the right tools, you can repair

Product Review: MadStad Magnum Adjustable Windshield

Product Review: MadStad Magnum Adjustable Windshield

On a summer tour through the Appalachians on my 2010 Victory Cross Country, a brief rainstorm virtually obscured my vision through the bike’s stock 17-inch touring windshield, requiring a roadside stop. I immediately started looking for an updated windshield. I wanted a windshield that offered adjustability and excellent wind

Product Review: Magura Hymec Hydraulic Clutch Conversion Kit for the KTM 790 Adventure

Product Review: Magura Hymec Hydraulic Clutch Conversion Kit for the KTM 790 Adventure

Clutch modifications don’t generally set hearts aflutter, but eliminating clutch cable maintenance and preventing potential cable failure while lightening clutch pull and increasing smoothness makes a lot of sense. The lucky recipient of this modification was a 2019 KTM 790 Adventure. Installation of the Magura Hymec kit falls mid-range

Product Review: HeliBars Tour Performance Handlebar Relocation Adapter for the Yamaha Ténéré 700

Product Review: HeliBars Tour Performance Handlebar Relocation Adapter for the Yamaha Ténéré 700

The item name is a mouthful, but simply calling it a bar riser would be a disservice. It’s more than that. The Maine company has been putting motorcyclists into the comfort zone for 30 years, and it’s always a bonus to see the “Made in America” label. The