RoadRUNNER

RoadRUNNER magazine caters to passionate motorcycle riders by offering a wide-ranging guide to both national and international tours. It highlights thrilling and scenic locations for riding and provides essential insights on the latest motorcycles and products designed to improve the overall riding experience.

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It’s Okay to Ride to Okay, OK

2 days ago | roadrunner.travel | Ile Kauppila

Okay, let's go. But where? How about Okay, OK? Okay!Why is this place called Okay, OK, though? And what is there? Is it okay for motorcyclists to visit? Well, Okay wasn’t always Okay. The first European settler, French trader Joseph Bogy, arrived in this part of Oklahoma’s Three Forks region sometime around 1806, establishing a small trading post. Yet, for a long time, the place had no official name (or at least no one wrote it down).
Recreating Magic!-A Letter from Florian

1 week ago | roadrunner.travel | Florian Neuhauser

Next year, Route 66 is celebrating its centennial. The world’s most famous highway is turning 100. In anticipation of this milestone, Marisa, Caleb, and I set out last year to follow the iconic road’s 2,448 miles from Chicago to Santa Monica. I’m proud of the level of planning that went into this trip amidst a crazy production schedule.
Adrian, TX-The Midway Point of Route 66

2 weeks ago | roadrunner.travel | Ile Kauppila

Reaching the halfway point of any ride is an event in itself—there will be more miles behind you than there are ahead. Whether that’s a good or bad thing depends on the ride, I suppose. On Route 66, though, you’ll reach that midway milestone in Adrian, TX. A specific point on the south side of Adrian marks the geo-mathematical midpoint of the Mother Road. At this location, some 50 miles west of Amarillo in the Texas Panhandle, you’ll be 1,139 miles from both Chicago and Los Angeles.
Michelin Anakee Adventure Tire

2 weeks ago | roadrunner.travel | Ile Kauppila

Adventure and adventure-touring motorcycles have become increasingly popular over the past few years. Motorcycle tire manufacturers have responded by introducing a slew of tires that perform well on both asphalt and dirt—like the Michelin Anakee Adventure tire. Released to the riding public in 2019, the Adventure tire is the middle child of the Anakee family. They’re knobbier than the heavily street-biased Anakee 3 or Road tires, but not as rough as the 50/50 Wild tire.
Christa's Journal-The Unexpected Turn

3 weeks ago | roadrunner.travel | Christa Neuhauser

The memories of our journeys along Route 66 and the Pacific Coast Highway stayed vivid in mine and Christian’s minds (see column in Apr ‘25). Back in Austria, we returned to our daily routines, working and making ends meet, but the thrill of those adventures refused to fade. One day, out of the blue, we asked ourselves: “Should we move to the U.S.?” I can’t remember whether it was Christian or I who said it first, but suddenly, the idea was on the table.
Shamrock, TX-The Small Irish Pit Stop on Route 66

1 month ago | roadrunner.travel | Ile Kauppila

The Texas section of Route 66 isn’t particularly long, stretching only around 180 miles across the Panhandle. Along this near-straight alignment, the largest (and only major) city you’ll pass is Amarillo. The second-largest city is Shamrock. And it’s a strangely Irish place. Despite its rank as the second-biggest city on Texas Route 66, Shamrock isn’t exactly big. Covering an area of two whopping square miles, the local population stands at just below 1,800.
Triumph Unveils New Enduro Models

1 month ago | roadrunner.travel | Ile Kauppila

Triumph might be best known for its street bikes, like the classic Bonneville, and adventure motorcycles, including the Tiger range. However, the brand is now expanding onto dirt trails with all-new enduro machines. The TF 450-E and TF 250-E are competition-only dirt bikes developed in collaboration with enduro world champions Iván Cervantes and Paul Edmondson. With the motorcycles, Triumph aims to provide capable, nimble, and well-performing enduro bikes.
Where Honest Abe and Route 66 Meet-Lincoln, IL

1 month ago | roadrunner.travel | Ile Kauppila

Illinois is today widely known as the Land of Lincoln in recognition of the former president’s contributions both to the state and the country. However, one place in Illinois —along Route 66 — has carried the name of Lincoln well before his presidency. During his break from national politics, Lincoln worked as a lawyer for the Chicago & Mississippi Railroad Co. It was at this job where he earned his nickname “Honest Abe,” by the way.
Enduristan Expands to USA

1 month ago | roadrunner.travel | Ile Kauppila

Motorcycle luggage manufacturer Enduristan keeps gearing bikes up to conquer challenging trails. Now, the company is also looking to conquer North America. The soft luggage maker recently announced its plans to expand its presence in the U.S. Enduristan is aiming to expand its dealer network to new locations. In addition, the company will be present at several major motorcycle events throughout the year.
City Escape: Telluride, CO

1 month ago | roadrunner.travel | Ile Kauppila

Telluride, CO, is a popular adventure riding destination, thanks to its location in the San Juan Mountains and proximity to other locations, such as Moab, UT. This City Escape, however, demonstrates that even street riders can have fun in this area. Being paved in its entirety, this route can in theory be ridden on any motorcycle, but you should make sure your machine is still up for steep climbs through twists and turns. Mountains are the name of the game around Telluride, after all.