The first thing I add to every motorcycle I get is a set of amber auxiliary conspicuity lights. For me, riding without them is like riding with bald tires. In 2019 I was pleased to find a conspicuity light option […]
Tim’s camera kit is very portable and packs into a single waterproof case attached as a top box on the KTM 790 Adventure, and previously on the Versys 650. At first I was worried that the camera body or lens […]
Many viewers have noticed that Bret Tkacs has not been hosting recent MOTOTREK videos. Just before Christmas 2019, Bret stopped by the Inventive Pictures production office in Olympia and told me he would no longer be available to film MOTOTREK […]
Do you love adventure motorcycling? Do you have a story to tell or a skill to teach? Are you comfortable on camera? MOTOTREK’s goal is to educate, inform and entertain our worldwide audience of adventure motorcyclists. If your story syncs […]
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David Fox, a frequent aerial cinematography contributor here at MOTOTREK, totaled his BMW F800 GS last month on our ride down to Phoenix to meet Ted Simon and Sam Manicom. He chose to replace it with the newly released KTM […]
Ted Simon – WWW / BOOKS / TWITTER Sam Manicom – WWW / BOOKS / TWITTER “What an opportunity!” Those are the words I emailed to Sam Manicom once I found out he and Ted Simon would both be at […]
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Just because a motorcycle is not marketed as an “Adventure Bike” does not mean it can’t take you on amazing off-road adventures! Bret Tkacs makes a quesadilla and takes a closer look at MOTOTREK producer Tim Tyler’s modified 2014 Kawasaki […]
Thanks for the photos, David Fox! Shoot Coordinates: 46.92667, -123.12167