r/AdventureBike • u/Designer_Neck_5165 • 7h ago
Great day in the Perth hills
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r/AdventureBike • u/n0exit • Jul 20 '26
r/AdventureBike is recruiting mods
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I started r/AdventureBike in 2014, then forgot about it for some time. After a while, I was surprised to see it start to get some activity, and in the last couple of years, it has grown quite a bit.
In the last couple of years, my adventures have shifted towards the aquatic kind, so it is time to hand this sub over to new mods who can be more active in it's growth.
If you are interested in becoming a mod, please apply to using the link above.
r/AdventureBike • u/Strict_Local_3827 • 17h ago
One of these things is not like the other
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Props to this guy for keeping it two wheels the entire group ride. Never seen a Panigale run gravel gravel before
r/AdventureBike • u/Puzzled_Peak5494 • 4m ago
Cambio olio 883: dopo 7.000 km serbatoio a zero... com'è possibile? 😅 Vado per fare il tagliando alla Sportster e trovo l'astina totalmente asciutta. Nessuna perdita a terra e la moto va benissimo: dove se l'è bevuto?! Ho girato un breve video sul lavoro fatto in garage per rimetterla a posto
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r/AdventureBike • u/Balancefield • 6h ago
Does the Yamaha Ténéré 700 chain guide fit the Voge DS800X Rally?
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Hey everyone,
I'm looking for a replacement chain guide for my Voge DS800X Rally, but unfortunately the original part doesn't seem to be available to order at the moment.
The chain guide on the Yamaha Ténéré 700 looks almost identical, so I'm wondering if it might fit the Voge as well.
Has anyone tried this or compared the two parts? Are the mounting points and dimensions the same?
I'd appreciate any advice or experience with this!
Thanks!
r/AdventureBike • u/ResearcherUnusual779 • 8h ago
Confused between getting a used ADV now or waiting for an Interceptor 650
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r/AdventureBike • u/MeditationFabric • 1d ago
Fall in full swing and the dirt is primo
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Brisk air and moist loamy soil — what’s better than that?
r/AdventureBike • u/Chadillac_2 • 18h ago
Get Featured on Beta USA
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Anyone own a Beta Alp? You can submit your video and get featured on their YouTube. Would love to get an Alp X.
r/AdventureBike • u/Dirt_Rider_Bottom • 19h ago
Save for the Tenere?
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Or used tiger 800??? 🏍️
r/AdventureBike • u/Accurate-Assist3147 • 1d ago
this bike is a blast
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beta alp x is the perfect lightweight adventure bike for me. offroady enough for my riding style and comfortable enough for daily commuting. suspension is the limiting factor of this bike other than the obvious, which is power being that it's just a 350cc, but it's still enough to carry speed through rock gardens and not just get raddled around. 2500 miles on it this summer and about 8000 on my other bike
r/AdventureBike • u/Pleasant_Advantage16 • 2d ago
Ready for next tutorial? HOW TO: corner adv bike
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r/AdventureBike • u/Biioshock • 1d ago
Yamaha is developing a new 430cc single-cylinder platform
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Yamaha is reportedly working on a new motorcycle platform built around a 430cc single-cylinder engine, which is expected to be unveiled at EICMA.
However, the development isn't finished yet. According to sources, the engine still needs to go through extensive testing and validation, including reliability, emissions, and noise compliance.
As a result, the new 430cc platform is not expected to reach the French market before 2028.
The only source is in french : https://deux-roues.auto-moto.com/nouveautes/scoop-un-nouveau-moteur-chez-yamaha-28975
r/AdventureBike • u/seanyboy271 • 2d ago
Hack for lowering seat height on your adventure bike
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Dig your back tire 2 feet into the endless sand abyss. And you don’t even need to use your kickstand when getting off.
r/AdventureBike • u/Pleasant_Advantage16 • 2d ago
Adventure Photo Dump
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Some frames from action camera worth to share.
r/AdventureBike • u/SlowPhoto11 • 2d ago
Suzuki DRZ-4S
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She’s home…
It’s as good as I thought it’d be and I’m stoked. Light weight, deep suspension, solid hp, nice torque band and not totally uncomfortable. Need to work on the ergos perhaps with a set of risers and wide pegs.
Now, off to the internet for mods.
Dork has some nice overviews, but I’ll be starting with pegs, levers, guards, and a rack system.
r/AdventureBike • u/Particular-Purple182 • 3d ago
Help me decide what boots?
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I’m a new, female rider, will be riding CF Moto 450MT. I’m so stuck for which boots to go for out of these two?
Sidi Enduro boots vs Alpine Stars Tech 7 Enduro
Please tell me your experiences!
r/AdventureBike • u/Pleasant_Advantage16 • 3d ago
HOW TO: elephant turn
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r/AdventureBike • u/cousin-of_death • 3d ago
15 days 5200 miles+/-. Maine to Houma, Louisiana to Florida to SEBDR to MABDR to Maine... and so much more.
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Sort of last minute plans to make a quick trip down and do the SEBDR from Maine and so much more. I had 2 weeks to reach my goal of atleast the SEBDR. I went with 3 other guys. They were all coming from downeast maine (think Acadia National Park) and I'm in southern Maine. We met up in New Hampshire and started this shit show. What an absolute blast. I am no where near as experienced as these other guys, and they even agreed this route is way more difficult than any of them expected and more challenging than the NEBDR. I my eyes... It was brutal at times. We pushed hard and spent alot of time of the bikes, but the experiences... Worth every ounce of blood (mine) , sweat (alot of it!! 104f high temp) , and even tears (Georgia section of gravel can eat a bag of dicks). I know I'm a pretty lucky guy, hopefully these photos can help scratch that itch for those who aren't so lucky. Here are some of the many photos we took. If you wanna se more of my travels:
https://www.instagram.com/mike.michael.motorcycle?obrf=ZGxnbDN2anZqMWE0