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Welcome to CanyonChasers.net! We started out by just posting photos of our motorcycle vacations on a webserver, just to share pictures with each other, but savvy web users found us and started asking us questions about our journeys, which gear we liked and routes we'd recommend. We were replying to so many emails that we began posting the answers to questions onto that same website - and hence began CanyonChasers.net in its current form. A lot of that original content is still on here, but we are trying to add more and more content every week so please visit often.
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Since Canyon Chasers came online in 2001 we have been recognized for our motorcycle sport touring efforts in Rider Magazine (June 2002) and featured on the Nationally Syndicated Radio Program Out and About (July 2003) and a Google Page Importance rating of 4 (out of 10) which is pretty good for a motorcycle sport touring website! So we welcome you to wander around, enjoy what we have to offer and if you have any question, please feel free to ask.
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We are very excited to announce an exciting deal from RidersDiscount.com. All CanyonChasers readers get the rock-bottom pricing on anything on their site - As Much As 35% Off! To take advantage of this great deal do like this; Call their toll free number (800-931-6644) and let them know you are from CanyonChasers, you may need to tell them that it's "UP TO 35% off" deal. To find out your price, contact sales at (616-931-6644) - Be sure to let them know you are from CanyonChasers. 
If you ride one of the quasi-dirt/ADV bikes like the Ducati Multistrada, Triumph Tiger 1050 or Buell Ulysses, you basically have two choices for tires that are supposedly capable for the occasional blast down a dirt road; the Pirelli Scorpion Synch or the Dunlop D616. We've tested them both, two sets of each actully, running them all the way to the wear bars just to see how they would do. How they perform in the dirt, the wet and how well they handle "spirited" sport riding. This is probably one of our most comprehensive tire comparison we've ever done. 
We've probably all read the tired old debates about what makes a helmet protective, what makes a helmet safe and all that jazz. We are not set up to answer those kind of questions with any kind of authority, but what we have done is pick up what has long been considered the premier helmet available to masses and we've reviewed it from a non-crash value standpoint. In a time when you can get a Scorpion or an HJC for less than $200, we ask "is an Arai worth a near $800 MSRP?" We were as critical as we could muster in this latest review. 
If you've become frustrated with the challenges surrounding getting tires changed on your motorcycle, or grown tired of paying lots of money to have your rims scratched up by the kid working the tire machine in the back of your local dealership, then listen up! We've been hearing about these guys for a while now and have finally gotten the opportunity to sample the 
Sam Manicom has released his third book detailing his epic odyssey of global moto traveling, and this third one is quite possibly the best one so far. If you are not familiar with 
