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2020 KTM 790 Adventure R Limited LEAKED

10/10/2019

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Check out the all new 2020 KTM Adventure Rally Limited Travel edition.

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Husqvarna FE501 Adventure "Rally" Build

11/14/2018

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Check out our Desert Race Build FE501 Husqvarna

3/23/2018

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Could this be the BEST dirt bike tire ever?

3/15/2018

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6d Helmet Unboxing

3/7/2018

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Check out this un-boxing video of a new 6D ATR-1 Phantom carbon helmet.

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Enduro America has recognized, utilized and endorsed P3 Carbon as the best extreme offroad lightweight components available on the market.
Check out our video below (COMING SOON) and then visit their site at www.P3Carbon.com

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Can Neutec's Nitro Mousse Hold up?

9/28/2017

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Sometimes we too easily succumb to pleasures that make life easier, ordering everything on Amazon, Ubering around the city, hell we can even shop online and pick our groceries up at Walmart without having to go inside. But what about our past time as motorcycle enthusiasts?
A recent interview of about 100 motorcyclists at a local expo that we put on revealed that the number one complaint/nuisance in the adventure touring segment was flat tires on the trail.

So, what other options do we have? What if there was a solution for this? What if you could ride your lightweight adventure touring /dual sport bike up to 2500 or more miles and NEVER have to worry about getting a flat? Has Neutec solved this annoying dilemma?

Can they hold up to 2500+ miles of torture? Follow us on Youtube for a complete review and endurance test of Neutec's Nitro Mousse's.

Written by: Scott J. Surla
Only at Enduro America!

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10 QUICK TIPS FOR SAFE MOTORCYCLING

9/28/2017

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Whether you are an expert rider or just starting out I think there is always something to be learned about any sport. These are a few tips that I live by to be safe while motorcycling.

Check your bike on a regular basis. Walk around it, look for drips, leaks, low tires, check the chain, sprockets, oil and coolant levels. When was the last time these were changed? Ever change your fork oil? How is the tread on your tires?
Are you packing gear for a longer ride? Travel as light as possible. Make sure everything is properly secured and strapped down so it won't rattle loose or fall off. If you have panniers or side cases make sure you pack the heaviest items as low as possible to keep the center of gravity low. If you use a top case the general rule I follow is to never have more than 7-10 pounds total in it and make sure that nothing inside the top case can move inside. Do not exceed the total carrying capacity of the bike.
Take time to read and understand your owners manual for the bike that you are traveling on. It is amazing how much useful knowledge is in here!
Are you traveling alone or with a passenger? When a passenger is on the back ride with extra caution. Stop ahead of time, accelerate slower, make sure the passenger knows not to make sudden movements that may compromise the riders ability to properly handle the motorcycle.
Wear proper gear for traveling on a motorcycle. Not only the rider but the passenger as well. This includes, helmet, proper riding boots, long pants, long sleeve shirt and gloves at a minimum. I ride in full touring gear at all times, riding pants, riding jacket, helmet, riding boots and gloves. I see so many people, "idiots", that ride with no helmet, shorts and sometimes even flip flops. Your body is your most valuable asset, protect it!
Be "situationally aware" at all times! You have to look out for yourself first and foremost while on a motorcycle. With all of the technology plaguing the safely of our roads today drivers are constantly distracted are not paying attention. Ride with the mentality that cars are out to get you. Know your surroundings and be alert and aware at all times.
Slow down...Take a back road or alternate route. All to often we are in such a hurry to get everywhere. Take some time to enjoy riding down a different road or area that you normally wouldn't go. I promise you'll enjoy it.
Make sure you have ID and any other pertinent medical information readily available and accessible in case of an accident. I always carry a post card sized paper in a zip lock bag with personal emergency contacts and medical information on it.
Always stay hydrated! It is amazing how much the body will perspire while riding and without staying hydrated fatigue will set in much faster. Ask me how I know this. A ride through the desert on a 106+ degree day and trust me it doesn't take long at all. You don't have to be riding in hot weather to become dehydrated.
Eating lighter meals will make you much more comfortable when traveling on two wheels. Don't make the mistake of putting yourself into a food coma at the Mexican burrito buffet. I promise this will make the rest of your day miserable and all you will want to do is sleep. Motorcycles and large amounts of food =not a good combination.

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GEAR AND PACKING VIDEO

9/28/2017

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Below is a link to a video that will show the gear that I am carrying with on the trip along with how it all fits on the bike. I am not a videographer!

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2020 KTM 790 Adventure R Limited LEAKED

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Check out our Desert Race Build FE501 Husqvarna

Could this be the BEST dirt bike tire ever?

6d Helmet Unboxing

Is Harley Davidson Dead? VLOG

P3 Carbon Components

Can Neutec's Nitro Mousse Hold up?

10 QUICK TIPS FOR SAFE MOTORCYCLING

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