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Honda CRF450RL vs. Suzuki DR-Z4S | Japanese Dual-Sport Shootout Original

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By Ryan Adams Verified
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NEW! A dual-sport showdown from the Land of the Rising Sun There’s nothing like a good ol’ dual-sport ride. Knowing you’re not limited to the confines of pavement allows one’s wanderlust to be free to explore wherever the trails happen to take you. It’s what makes the category so appealing in general and the machines purpose-built for the task are usually lightweight offerings more akin to dirtbikes than their license plated counterparts.
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Honda CRF450RL vs. Suzuki DR-Z4S Dual-Sport Shootout Gallery

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By Ryan Adams Verified
| Motorcycle.com Verified
Japan has long supplied the world with dual-sport machines, but in the past decade or two, these offerings have shrunk and/or stagnated largely. For 2025, Suzuki finally gave us the update we've been waiting more than two decades to see. The DR-Z400 is gone, replaced by the all-new DR-Z4S. In 2019, Honda released the CRF450L, a machine that has spent the last several years establishing itself as one of the more performance-oriented options in the category.
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2027 KTM 790 Duke Review Gallery

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By Ryan Adams Verified
| Motorcycle.com Verified
When KTM introduced the 890 model, we thought we had seen the last of the 790 Duke. But then KTM decided to bring it back in 2022, and now, we get a second-generation 790 Duke for 2027. The new model offers a visual update, sportier ergonomics, and, a first for a U.S.-bound model, WP braking components. Expect to see it in showroom sin September for $9,800. Photos by Emanuel Tschann & Sebas Romero
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