Honda Africa Twin DCT review

I’ve put the Honda Africa Twin DCT to the ultimate test, I’ll provide valuable insights and firsthand experiences from my 2200 km expedition across Iceland and share a with you a detailed review.

After clocking over 2200km on this beast, I’ve put the Africa Twin DCT to the ultimate test, I’ll provide valuable insights and firsthand experiences from my 2200 km expedition. Discover the pros and cons of this powerful beast in my detailed review, exploring its impressive user interface and breaking down the technical aspects of its controls.

Watch the full Honda Africa Twin review here

Prepare to be amazed as I delve into the height adjustable seat, sharing how it enhances both comfort and control. Experience the weight of the Honda Africa Twin DCT firsthand, feeling its perfect balance and maneuverability in challenging conditions. You’ll learn how the cleverly positioned fuel tank height boosts your confidence on every ride.

Keep an eye out for a fascinating revelation about turning on the indicators three times at an average junction. Plus, I express my sincere appreciation for the heated grips, a game-changer in cold weather riding. Discover the drop-resistant frame and high-quality materials that ensure durability and reliability, even in the face of rough terrain.

Dive deep into the heart of this beast with an inside look of the Honda Africa Twin and its powerful 1100cc engine, unleashing an exhilarating ride like no other. And don’t miss my insights on the smooth and responsive Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT) system, elevating your riding experience to new heights.

As a bonus treat, I’ll also share four essential techniques to confidently pick up any bike, ensuring you’re always ready for any adventure that comes your way.

This is part 5 of my Honda experience across Iceland so please do check out the rest of the series:

Part 1: The Africa Twin Takes on Iceland

Part 2: Iceland’s Toughest Challenges Yet – Africa Twin Takes on Iceland’s Unforgiving Terrain

Part 3: Four ways to pick up a heavy motorcycle. Guaranteed Success

Part 4: Conquering Iceland’s Extreme Terrain – Africa Twin’s Epic Finale

For more information on the Honda Adventure roads see: https://linktr.ee/hondaadventureroads…

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KTM 450 RFR Rally Replica Full Review

Is the KTM 450 RFR Rally Replica the ultimate rally bike? With a huge price tag of over £32,000 it’s a lot of money but is it worth it? In this video, which is part of my 6 part Morocco Desert Challenge series, I will run through all my thoughts on this bike and why I think it’s quite possibly the best bike I’ve ever ridden!

Watch the full video – Is KTM Rally Replica worth the price?

Key modifications that I have done on the KTM 450 rally bike:

• K-Tech Suspension set for my weight Michelin Motorcycle desert bib mousse and tyres to ensure zero punctures
• Caulfield Leather custom seat for a happy Vanessa bottom
• Talon Engineering Ltd custom wheels
• And my own personalised graphics designed by me
• Custom tool kit hidden under the seat Teng Tools with my emergency flare
• Weighing in at 175kg he is a beast in the dunes but he’s like a glove for the desert.

Don’t forget to watch the rest of my Morocco Desert series:

For reference this is a comparison based on my experience racing other events on a range of bikes including, KTM 450 enduro cup, Beta 480 with rally nav tower kit, KTM 450 with rally nav tower, Honda CRF 450 RX enduro cup, big adventures bikes such as Tiger 900, Tenere 700, Husqvarna 701, Africa Twin, Husky 500.

If you’re new to my page – it’s more than just dirt bike riding and racing, I’m on a mission to prove that nothing is impossible if you want it bad enough. See more about my story plus read about my life changing accident, which started it all.

You can find me Vanessa, The Girl On A Bike over on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube, Whatsapp and www.thegirlonabike.com.

Honda XRE Review – the ‘baby’ Africa Twin

Join me for an in-depth review of the Honda XRE, the 291CC miniature Africa Twin that accompanied me on my 10-day adventure in Colombia

In this video, I share my thoughts and experiences riding this confident bike through various terrains. Discover what makes the Honda XRE a standout choice, and why I think it could be the baby Africa Twin, as I delve into its features and specifications.

From its height and riding posture to the practicality of luggage bags for off-roading, we cover it all. Learn about the power, protection, ground clearance, suspension, and wheel size that contribute to the XRE’s performance.

Watch the Honda XRE Review here

I also provide insights into the usefulness of luggage racks and demonstrate how to lift the Honda XRE. And if you’ve ever wondered why Honda launched the XRE exclusively in Latin America, I’ll address that too. Whether you’re considering this bike or simply curious about its capabilities, this review will provide valuable insights.

Watch the full video to get all the details and make an informed decision.

Don’t forget to watch the rest of my Colombia adventure series:

Part 1: Group of girls brave Colombia on motorcycles

Part 2: There’s more to Colombia than drug cartels… here’s why you should go

Part 3: Colombian back roads and mental river crossing – girls adventure motorcycle riding

Big thanks to Big Little Rides for getting 9 ladies from 6 countries together for a Colombian adventure! https://www.biglittlerides.com/

If you’re new to my page – it’s more than just dirt bike riding and racing, I’m on a mission to prove that nothing is impossible if you want it bad enough. See more about my story plus read about my life changing accident, which started it all.

You can find me Vanessa, The Girl On A Bike over on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn ,YouTube, Whatsapp and www.thegirlonabike.com.