Harley-Davidson sent out a press release making the bold claim that the Pan America 1250 Special is the best-selling adventure-touring motorcycle in North America. Unfortunately, the press release (included in full below) doesn’t provide any specific data to back up the claim.

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BMW Motorrad expands its boxer twin-powered heavyweight cruiser lineup with the addition of a full-dresser luxury-touring variation in the R 18 B Transcontinental ($31,320 as tested). The Transcontinental goes up against motorcycles like the Bar & Shield brand’s Electra Glide and Indian Motorcycle’s Roadmaster. In this video review we describe what it’s like to operate.

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Honda’s Africa Twin gets lighter with more torque. (Honda/)

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The KTM RC 390 gets a complete redesign for 2022, with a new frame, TFT color dash, and electronics being the headline features. (KTM/)

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Fabio Quartararo increased his point lead with a decisive victory at Silverstone. (MotoGP/)

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Honda overhauled a number of its dirt-capable motorcycles for 2021, including its smallest-displacement road-legal CRF. A staple in Big Red’s lineup since 2013, the CRF250L was granted a displacement bump from 250cc to 286cc and a name change to CRF300L, plus several updates to the engine, suspension, and chassis. Big Red’s goal with the new machine was to improve its off-road performance, retain its ease of use in everyday riding, and thereby have a viable platform for newer riders and those in the market for a user-friendly, low-cost dual sport. We logged more than 500 miles on the CRF300L to find out if Honda achieved its objectives.

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