Judging by the crowd at MOA gatherings, lots of BMW riders have an affinity for high-tech gear from Klim and a large contingent favors modular helmets. The intersection of these subgroups is going to love Klim’s new-for-2026 GT1 Expedition

There are a multitude of insect repellents on the market for keeping ticks, mosquitoes, chiggers, biting flies and other small-caliber vermin from feasting on our precious bodily fluids. This kind of protection ought to be considered equal in importance to a helmet, boots and body armor.

USWE promises an end to Dancing Monkey Syndrome with their Core 16L backpack. Mark decides if they’re right.

Anyone who has ever pulled a trailer or used a receiver-mounted rack knows how annoying it is to hear the incessantly repetitive clanking and rattling of the hitch or rack shank as it’s jostled around within the receiver’s loosely fitting tube, especially on trips that last hours or even days.

What’s that you say? You keep missing magazine-worthy photo-ops of yourself, sporting your finest gear atop your gorgeous motorcycle in front of breathtaking scenery, all because there’s no one with you to take the shot?

You’re probably already aware of New Jersey-based MachineArtMoto’s ingeniously designed convertible handguards and svelte valve cover armor, but you may not know about another highly effective piece of kit they offer, the MudSling.

At every MOA National Rally, I’m vigilant for new products that might be worth a report to the membership–preferably something clever and unexpected. I especially

Tire pressure may be the most neglected maintenance procedure in all of motorcycling. Back when I was regularly attending AMA races, tire vendors would sometimes