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When you’re out on your motorcycle, there are a couple of documents that you need to carry with you at all times. These documents include your driver’s license, registration details, and proof of insurance. Although not compulsory, it’s a good idea to carry an emergency identification card with your details and an emergency contact in the case of an emergency. The thing is there aren’t too many places to put documents on a motorcycle. So Where to Store Your Documents on a Motorcycle? 1. Under the seat The most obvious place is under the seat, with a number of motorbikes having compartments built-in. Even if there is not one of these compartments, there is often a space beneath the seat where you can keep your

The uptake of adventure motorcycles has seen exponential growth, a renaissance of its kind as the once-popular two-wheelers make their comeback. Manufacturers have responded by making even more lightweight machines (both in terms of actual bike weight & size of the engine) with the awesome power-to-weight ratio for a thrilling off-road experience. To help simplify this increasingly bursting segment, we highlight the best lightweight adventure motorcycles, in ascending pound weight figures: KTM 390 Adventure – 348.3 lbs./162 kgs BMW G 310 GS – 362 lbs./169.5 kgs Kawasaki Versys-X 300 ABS –9 lbs./175 kgs Royal Enfield Himalayan –7 lbs./199 kgs Honda CB500X ABS – 439 lbs./199.1 kgs More on the above awesome rides in a bit, but first let’s demystify adventure touring!  What Is the Best