Classic Motorcycle Mechanics

TRAILS OF THE UNEXPECTED?

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In recent years there has been a massive increase in the popularity of the adventure bike. Without even riding one (they’re not my thing) it’s easy to see why they are in demand. The rugged off-road looks are often only really skin deep, but who cares!

Honda went one step further when they dusted off the Africa Twin moniker

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