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Lightweight adventure bikes are a hot ticket right now, so for the July 2018 issue we rounded up three top contenders, Kawasaki’s Versys-X 300, Royal Enfield’s Himalayan and BMW’s G 310 GS, and had three female test riders put them through their paces both on- and off-road for a thorough comparison. Looking for something a little bigger? We also flogged Ducati’s dirty Scrambler Desert Sled in the canyons and on dirt roads. Out and about, we paid a visit to Cerberus Moto to check out the DIY garage trend and turned some laps a little “slideways” at the Texas Tornado Boot Camp. Scratching that itch to hit the road, our touring stories include riding the Sturgis area before or after a certain rally, escaping to Washington state’s desert country and taking a loop around Lake Tahoe. Got gear? We do, with an extra helping in our Gear Lab section including kit from Shoei, Tour Master, Bridgestone, Sixs and Fly Street. Read our final Long Term Ride Report on our Honda Africa Twin, learn what golf and motorcycling have in common and get an education on required rider reading from our very own Renaissance Man; there’s a lot to see in this issue!
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July 2018 Lightweight adventure bikes are a hot ticket right now, so for the July 2018 issue we rounded up three top contenders, Kawasaki’s Versys-X 300, Royal Enfield’s Himalayan and BMW’s G 310 GS, and had three female test riders put them through their paces both on- and off-road for a thorough comparison. Looking for something a little bigger? We also flogged Ducati’s dirty Scrambler Desert Sled in the canyons and on dirt roads. Out and about, we paid a visit to Cerberus Moto to check out the DIY garage trend and turned some laps a little “slideways” at the Texas Tornado Boot Camp. Scratching that itch to hit the road, our touring stories include riding the Sturgis area before or after a certain rally, escaping to Washington state’s desert country and taking a loop around Lake Tahoe. Got gear? We do, with an extra helping in our Gear Lab section including kit from Shoei, Tour Master, Bridgestone, Sixs and Fly Street. Read our final Long Term Ride Report on our Honda Africa Twin, learn what golf and motorcycling have in common and get an education on required rider reading from our very own Renaissance Man; there’s a lot to see in this issue!


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Lightweight adventure bikes are a hot ticket right now, so for the July 2018 issue we rounded up three top contenders, Kawasaki’s Versys-X 300, Royal Enfield’s Himalayan and BMW’s G 310 GS, and had three female test riders put them through their paces both on- and off-road for a thorough comparison. Looking for something a little bigger? We also flogged Ducati’s dirty Scrambler Desert Sled in the canyons and on dirt roads. Out and about, we paid a visit to Cerberus Moto to check out the DIY garage trend and turned some laps a little “slideways” at the Texas Tornado Boot Camp. Scratching that itch to hit the road, our touring stories include riding the Sturgis area before or after a certain rally, escaping to Washington state’s desert country and taking a loop around Lake Tahoe. Got gear? We do, with an extra helping in our Gear Lab section including kit from Shoei, Tour Master, Bridgestone, Sixs and Fly Street. Read our final Long Term Ride Report on our Honda Africa Twin, learn what golf and motorcycling have in common and get an education on required rider reading from our very own Renaissance Man; there’s a lot to see in this issue!
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Rider magazine's goal is to provide a wealth of information for riders who are less interested in ultimate high-performance but strive to improve their riding skills and enjoyment of everyday motorcycling and motorcycle touring—through both guided and self-guided tours.

Rider is the premier motorcycle touring, travel and adventure magazine in the United States. The magazine was started in 1974 and is published monthly for readers who look to Rider for the best information on all types of street and adventure motorcycles, places to ride, accessories and maintenance.

Many types of bikes and riders participate in the street motorcycle market. Rider is the one magazine that caters to the ranks of mature, serious street and adventure motorcycle enthusiasts, regardless of the type and brand of bike they own. Rider magazine's goal is to provide a wealth of information for riders who are less interested in ultimate high-performance but strive to improve their riding skills and enjoyment of motorcycling. For more than 40 years, Rider's intelligent road tests, travel articles, and How-To features have created a loyal audience of active and informed, real-world street riders.

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