Has anybody ever put a set of off road tyres on a cross tourer? Would be interesting to see how it would perform... Yes there's plenty of videos on YouTube of off road riding on a Honda Crosstourer. Stick some knobblies on it and she's off like any other bike in the same class. http://youtu.be/jX5B...

I meant it would last longer off road, which it would. So your having a laugh if you think a Crostourer would be able to go where a Tenere could and for the same distance. Not gettin into this much more but your having a laugh. Never heard of anything so ridiculous on here. Let's see, strong light ...

A Yamaha more reliable than a Honda? Well that's a new one on me plus the honda doesn't suffer from rusting spokes and performs superbly right out of the box with no need to mess around with the engine management system. There is no better all round engine than the Hondas turbine smooth 130BHP glor...

I think you need to decide what you want the bike for as they are all different. I would say though that the S10 is a fantastic bike and probably the toughest and most reliable bike there. Plus you can pick a very low mileage one up cheap get the engine sorted and you have a bargain. Spend the mone...

Given the choice, I'd have the Honda ones. I've had 3 x Hondas each with OE Heated Grips, I prefer the tidy bespoke wiring and switch gear however the'll cost much more than a set of Oxford grips and both will be equally as hot to the touch.

Some people have no taste :-/

I would say Ralph there's no contest between the Verseys and the Crosstourer, the glorious turbine smooth V4 engine versus in line 4, a DCT gearbox verses a manual plus Shaftdrive versus chain and sprockets alone makes the Honda a no brainer in my opinion. http://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/14/10/15/...

xengibez wrote:Are honda going to give us the new Africa twin today or not....

Judging by all the other web contributions, sadly not. Lots of interweb chatter today on the new Crossrunner

Thanks treadtrader .cheers al http://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/14/09/23/ed85844bfa221486a4a7eca546509379.jpg Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk Perhaps we need to subdivide Adventure Bike into 2 classes. Class 1. Adventure Bike (ROAD) which clearly this AT is judging by front mudguard, exhaust etc. ...