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Where the Mountains Still Rule: A Winter Journey Through Banff

Where the Mountains Still Rule: A Winter Journey Through Banff

An adventure travel piece covering Banff, Alberta.

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Plug In, Ride Out: KTM’s Freeride E Gets Sharper for 2027

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Austrian motorcycle company KTM’s dirt bikes have a reputation for ripping horsepower and world-title-winning performance. Across the world’s motocross tracks and enduro courses, the brand’s orange bikes win titles and provide the thrill of riding off-road. But for the most part, those bikes use 2-stroke and 4-stroke combustion engines.
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Honda Just Hid a Superbike Engine Inside a 1980s Time Machine

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By Mark Reif Verified
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The 2026 Honda CB1000F: Retro performance defined By Mark Reif Aug 25, 2026 2:00 PM Honda CB1000F Honda / Honda In the late 70s and early 80s, legendary racer Freddie Spencer rocketed around circuits, capturing AMA Superbike titles and exhibiting the smooth, precise style he became known for. But just as important were the bikes he did it on — production-based Honda CB750s and 900s, looking as much like street bikes as racing machines.
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For the Purists: Porsche’s Manual 911 Carrera S Returns to America

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By Mark Reif Verified
| The Manual Verified
You start the flat-six, and it roars to life. You grab the shift lever and engage first gear, feeling the mechanical action of cables and clutch plates. Feather the gas and ease out the clutch, let the revs climb until the signature Le Mans howl sings from the rear-mounted engine: Ahh, the joys of a manual transmission Porsche 911. But lately, the opportunities for that feeling have disappeared, as Porsche increasingly uses its PDK automated dual-clutch transmission.
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