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  • Insta360 X5 vs DJI Osmo Action 360: Which Camera is Better for Motorcycle Riders?

    When it comes to capturing the thrill of motorcycle riding, few tools are more exciting than 360 cameras. They let you relive a ride from every angle, create dynamic edits, and share the experience in ways that standard action cams just can’t touch. Recently, I had the chance to put two of the latest contenders to the test: the Insta360 X5 and ...
  • Testing Honda’s NT1100 in Yellowstone: A Real-World Ride Through the Wild

    A Sensible Bike in an Insane Place There are motorcycles that chase lap times and others that prioritize comfort. And then there’s the Honda NT1100, a bike that looks like it was built by sensible engineers who finally snapped and said, “Fine. You want fun? Have some.” On paper, the NT1100 is a practical touring bike. In practice? We sent it ...
  • The One Flaw with Honda DCT (and How They Could Fix It)

    Have you ever been stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic, working the clutch until your left hand is begging for mercy? Or what about that time you were on a steep, technical road where first gear never felt slow enough and you always seemed to be in the wrong gear anyway? That’s when the idea of an “automagic” transmission—Honda’s Dual Clutch Transmission ...
  • Are Lightweight Wheels the Best Upgrade You Can Make

    A month ago, I briefly mentioned in a video that one of the best upgrades you can make to your motorcycle isn’t a pipe or a tune—it’s lighter wheels. A few weeks later, a set of forged wheels showed up at my door. I didn’t pay for them, and nobody’s paying me to say anything. And as luck would have ...
  • CB750 Hornet: Marvel or Missed Opportunity?

    Middleweight motorcycles often get dismissed as boring, but Honda’s CB750 Hornet proves otherwise. This bike combines usability, character, and performance in a way that makes it one of the most compelling real-world motorcycles of the year. First Impressions The CB750 Hornet is clean, compact, and practical. It’s not flashy, but it’s well-executed. With a compact tank, wide bars, and a ...
  • Honda CB1000 Hornet SP Review: Sleeper or Snoozer?

    When Honda blends Fireblade DNA into a street bike and points it toward twisty roads, you get the CB1000 Hornet SP. This bike delivers punch, precision, and a grin-inducing ride, all for under $11,000, making it one of 2025’s most anticipated naked bikes. Design & Aesthetics The Hornet SP doesn’t hide its intent. With a chiseled fuel tank, sharp tail, ...

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