Adventure Bikes

CSC Motorcycles is closing its operations and will no longer sell adventure bikes or parts in North America. The company announced the shutdown earlier this summer as its owners prepare to retire. This marks the end of one of the original importers of Chinese motorcycles to the United States.

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Patent filings reveal that Kove is working on a 350 rally model as a smaller sibling to its existing 450 rally bikes.

India-based TVS has introduced the Apache RTX 300, a single-cylinder adventure bike aimed at competing with Honda's CRF300L Rally in Europe. The new model claims higher power output than its Japanese counterpart. TVS, the world's third-largest motorcycle manufacturer by volume, is debuting the bike in Europe without immediate plans for the US market.

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Following initial refinements announced earlier this week, MV Agusta has detailed pricing and its no-paywall policy for the 2026 Enduro Veloce adventure tourer, featuring new colour schemes, full standard equipment, and strong performance specs. The 931cc engine delivers 124 horsepower, positioning it against premium rivals with subscription-locked features.

The Hero Xpulse 200 4V adventure motorcycle is available at an on-road price of ₹1,74,597 in Kollam, Kerala. User reviews highlight its suitability for city commuting and light off-road use, with average mileage reported at 38 kmpl by owners. The bike features a refined 200cc engine and robust suspension tailored for Indian road conditions.

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Honda has revealed a broad range of motorcycles for the 2026 model year, spanning from affordable entry-level bikes to high-performance supersports. The lineup includes dual-sport, adventure, retro, and touring models, with prices starting at $3,399. These bikes cater to beginners, commuters, and experienced riders alike.