RoadRUNNER

6 days 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.

1 week 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.

1 week ago | roadrunner.travel | Florian Neuhauser

The 2025 Benelli TRK 502 continues to prove that you don’t need to break the bank to enjoy the adventure touring lifestyle. With its adventure styled design, approachable performance, and solid list of features, this mid-weight adventure bike appeals to riders who want long-haul capability without the intimidating size or cost of larger ADV machines. At the heart of the TRK 502 is a 500cc parallel-twin engine, delivering 46.9 horsepower at 8,500 rpm and 33.9 lb-ft of torque at 6,000 rpm.

2 weeks ago | roadrunner.travel | Ile Kauppila

What do European riders have that Americans don’t? The Honda NT1100, introduced in 2022, has been one of them. Now, Honda has decided that motorcyclists stateside should get to enjoy this sport-touring treat as well. The 2025 NT1100 DCT will be available in the U.S. market starting May. Not only that, but we on this side of the pond get an upgraded version of the bike to boot. It packs the engine we’ve seen in the Africa Twin and Rebel 1100 into a sportier, European-inspired package.

1 month ago | roadrunner.travel | Florian Neuhauser

Over the years, I have worn helmets from every manufacturer worth mentioning. Scorpion’s helmets have always impressed me with their overall comfort. It’s not just about the shape and pads, but also the soft interior. But the Eclipse is more than just comfortable. Its features and price point should propel it to the top of any rider’s consideration list. The face shield offers a wide field of view that enhances your peripheral vision.