2021 Motorcycles.

Greetings, please post any motorcycles that you look forward to or you have noticed that will be here in 2021.

This seems like a good source:
https://www.motorcycle.com/specs/2021.html

I just checked out Suzuki North America and the DRZ400 is back.
20th Anniversary?

We could not even get a special paint scheme to mark the event.



What is this?
http://www.suzukicycles.com/Product Lines/Cycles/Products/GSX-R600/2021/GSXR600Z.aspx

I wonder how this guy would go up against the DR200?
https://powersports.honda.com/street/minimoto/trail-125-abs

New Honda Trail 125 ABS spec sheet


Looks like the DR200 would be the bike for me. similar seat height, but twice as much fuel, and way more travel.

The Yamaha Tenere 700 is a 2021 model.

The 700 should get ADV bike of the year. Or be in the top three.

I found this link:
https://www.motorcycle.com/specs/2021.html
I added it to the first post.

It looks like the XT250 is coming back? I thought Japon stopped production?
https://www.motopinas.com/motorcycl...50-run-with-the-2020-serow-final-edition.html
They must be left over models.

Does it have a wide range 6spd tranny yet?

Sadly no.

But Kawi still has KLR on their website.



But they are still showing the 2018 650 model on there.

2021 Multistrada V4.

I think that 125cc honda gets over 100mpg though. Can't do anything about suspension however

https://advrider.com/indian-unveils-its-2021-lineup-harley-davidson-doesnt/

Indian Motorcycle has unveiled its entire 2021 lineup to the public. The announcement comes on the heels of the brand’s strongest motorcycle sales quarter ever. Considering the pandemic, business is looking good.

https://advrider.com/gasgas-launches-2021-line-with-new-mx-enduro-trials-and-cross-country-bikes/

GasGas is a renewed company with a renewed lineup. For 2021, it’s introducing 18 new models, most of which will be available in North America. It’s also putting together a very aggressive factory race program.

Historically, GasGas was based in Spain, mostly making enduro and trials bikes. After a period of financial instability, the company was gobbled up by the Pierer Group in the fall of 2019, joining KTM and Husqvarna under that umbrella. Now, it’s putting out a new line of bikes, including new motocrossers and cross-country machines, all based on engine designs sourced from KTM.

https://advrider.com/bmw-digitally-unveils-the-m-1000-rr/

BMW Motorrad has unveiled the latest iteration of its premier superbike. Now called the M 1000 RR (M), BMW is ratcheting its street hyperbike up another level. The new machine is already on BMW’s website. But unfortunately, BMW has yet to post all the information you might want to know about the new bike.

https://advrider.com/husqvarna-fs450-updated-for-2021/

Got supermoto? If you’re looking to add a lot of slide into your ride, the Husqvarna FS450 is back again for 2021, with some updates.

And the FTR Rally still has a laughable fuel range of ~125 miles. Ridiculous. Another year that Polaris doesn't get $14,000 of my money.

Do people not actually ride FTRs?

JET

It also comes with more of a luggage rack than most so-called 'Adventure Bikes.'

JET

Thanks for the feedback.

125 seems to be fair. She is just a urban assault vic right?
If you top her off with a gas tank from the house, you should be good during the week.

Is the GMC truck division supplying Indian with radiators?

Gag me. If I wanted to 'assault' urbania, I could do it on that Honda Trail 125 and still have twice the range to make my getaway. ;-)

Seriously. A 1200cc bike that has to start searching for a dang gas station every 100 miles? If that's not the definition of a 'poser bike', I don't know what is.

JET