Photos from Motorcyclist's "2025 KTM 390 Adventure R Review" article.

Off-road competition at its peak, the KX450X brings cross-country capability to Kawasaki’s flagship racebike.

An all-new frame and revised engine are just the beginning for the 2025 Kawasaki KX250, which now boasts smartphone connectivity and engine-tuning capability.

With only slight variations from its motocross roots, the KX250X cross-country model can pack a competitive punch both on the track and on the trail.

For starting young on the motocross track, the Kawasaki KX65 is an ideal mount, giving small riders proportionate power and chassis capability to dream big.

Suzuki GSX-S1000 brings superbike power and everyday comfort to the street with refined tech, sharp looks, and raw midrange punch.

For young competitive riders looking for the hard acceleration, cornering agility, tunable suspension, and powerful braking ...

Kawasaki’s playbike fixture, the KLX110R is popular with beginners and with the backyard pitbike scene. Available in two ...

The smallest model in Kawasaki’s dual sport family, the KLX230 gets even smaller with the KLX230 S, great for small riders ...

Yamaha’s venerated YZ250 two-stroke motocrosser has long been a favorite platform for off-road competition, and now comes equipped for the task.

Kawasaki’s popular 233cc four-stroke platform also comes in a supermoto trim, ready to take dual sport capability to the street for a fun urban runabout.