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Tag Archives: Honda CRF250L
MCN Adventure Special + video
Along with leaked photos of the latest 200-mph superbike, this week’s Motorcycle News (UK) includes a 15-page Adventure Special supplement with tips and advice from a dozen experts as well as a group test of a Honda CRF250L (which I rode in the … Continue reading
Posted in AMH News Tagged CCM GP450 Adventure, Honda CRF250L, motorcycle news, yamaha tenere
CRF Mile 3105: southern Utah BDR
The last leg of my Southwest tour followed the southern UTBDR down to the Arizona border (map, right or zoom here) to arrive in time for the Overland Expo near Flagstaff in a few days time. The remains of the BDR could … Continue reading
Posted in AMH News, CRF250L Project Bike, Project Bikes Tagged abajo mountains, Benchmark Utah Atlas, Canyonlands, cedar mesa, elk ridge, Honda CRF250L, lockhart basin, moki dug way, Monument Valley, mormon pastures, Overland expo, Snow Flat Road, southern Utah, Utah Backcountry Discovery Route, utbdr, Valley of the Gods, Yamaha Ryoku, Yamaha TW200 4 Comments
CRF250L – tuning an EJK fuel controller
My bike came with the commonly fitted Stage 1 performance kit: an EJK fuel controller, FMF Q4 pipe with MegaBomb header, drilled air box sides, spark screen removed from air filter element and a 13T sprocket. All probably great for … Continue reading
CRF Mile 949: California
Wasn’t sure where I was heading today other than up Highway 395. I had two days to get near Roseville near Sacramento for a talk at a moto shop. Al had recommended a ride up to Mammoth Lake and I wanted to … Continue reading
CRF Mile 498: Death Valley
You can tell from the picture on the left that today was going to be a good day. An empty road reaching across the high desert to a vanishing point in a distant mountain range. Winding my way through Titus … Continue reading
CRF Mile 358: “Which pump number, sir?”
Let me tell you, I am meeting a lot of gas station cashiers. My UK cards can’t pay at the pump and out here if it’s cash you gotta pay first. So until I can guess the exact cost of … Continue reading