1. Ducati Multistrada 1260 Enduro - up to 546km
The Multistrada 1260 Enduro is another impressive motorcycle from Italian manufacturer Ducati. Although it hasn't received any updates recently, it remains an essential part of Ducati's 2021 lineup. With the arrival of the new V4 Granturismo engine and the stricter European emissions regulations, the Multistrada has evolved in a new direction. However, until 2021, this big-twin version of the sport-touring bike was still available. Like most previous Ducati models, the 1260 Enduro comes equipped with a 1,262cc Testastretta DVT L-twin engine, producing 158 horsepower and 94 lb-ft of torque. Since it has not received an update, it closely resembles the 2020 model with the same hardware and electronics.
The Multistrada 1260 Enduro features advanced capabilities that make it an excellent choice for long-distance touring and off-road adventures with a range of 546km. Key features include the Ducati Skyhook semi-active suspension, multiple riding modes, selectable power modes, traction control, wheel control, and cruise control. Designed for more off-road and long-distance touring capabilities, the 1260 Enduro competes directly with BMW's best-selling GS. It comes with a more robust chassis, including a dual-arm swingarm and longer travel suspension, modified electronics, off-road wheels, and a massive 30-liter fuel tank.
Website: https://www.ducati.com/

2. BMW R1250RT - up to 523km
The BMW R1250RT is a powerful sport-touring motorcycle from Europe, and one of the updated models in the BMW 2021 lineup. The most noticeable upgrade is the redesigned front fairing with a new, lower, and wider windshield that enhances aerodynamics, reduces turbulence, and houses new angular LED lights. With a large 25-liter fuel tank, the BMW R1250RT can comfortably travel up to 523km on a single tank of fuel.
Like most BMW motorcycles, the BMW R1250RT is powered by the iconic boxer twin engine. Thanks to the new Euro5 regulations, the 1,254cc flat-twin engine has been fine-tuned to meet the latest emissions standards. The ShiftCam variable valve timing system has been optimized, resulting in a published output of 136 horsepower and 105 lb-ft of torque. New features for the BMW R1250RT include a new Eco engine mode, the linked Full Integral ABS Pro braking system, and Active Cruise Control equipped with radar to adjust speed when approaching slower traffic. Additional updates include a color TFT display and an upgraded infotainment system.
Website: https://bmw-motorcycles.vn/

3. Yamaha FJR1300 - up to 483km
The FJR1300 was introduced in Europe in 2001, before arriving in North America in 2002 as a 2003 model, initially only available without ABS. The 2003 version won several sport-touring awards from various magazines. The 2004 North American models included both the traditional non-ABS version with anodized blue brake calipers and a new ABS version with silver brake calipers. Other upgrades included improved suspension ratios, 320mm front brake discs, and a small fairing pocket for accessories.
Although it's been around since 2001, the FJR1300 has undergone multiple updates over the years to improve its quality. It now boasts features like a semi-automatic transmission, electronic suspension, LED lights, and a robust four-shaft drive system. Offering smooth operation, comfort, and various luggage options, it remains the standard in its class and is often used by emergency services. With its 25-liter fuel tank, the FJR1300 has a range of up to 483km on a single tank. In 2014, the FJR1300 was split into two models: the FJR1300A and the FJR1300ES. The FJR1300ES adds inverted forks and electronically adjustable suspension over the standard FJR1300A. Both models received an update that raised the maximum cruise control speed from 83 MPH to 100 MPH.
Website: https://www.yamaha-motor.com.au/

4. BMW K1600GT - up to 467km
The legendary six-cylinder BMW K1600 touring motorcycle rightfully earns a spot on this list, designed to cover vast distances with both speed and exceptional comfort. The K1600 is sure to ignite your sense of adventure, whether you're tackling short or long trips, providing an incredibly smooth experience. Its inline-six engine delivers remarkable acceleration. This already legendary bike makes long trips up to 467km on a single tank an enjoyable and relaxing experience.
The BMW K1600GT comes equipped with a rich array of standard features ensuring the highest safety and comfort. A revised engine now provides more torque, along with new electronics to meet EU-5 emissions standards. The adaptive lighting system, previously an optional feature, is now part of the standard package, alongside a new multifunctional TFT display and additional optional equipment. The K1600GT features a sporty front with turn signal lights integrated into the forks, offering a clean look. Full LED headlights with DRLs provide excellent daytime visibility. With remarkable handling, the K1600GT also offers options like satellite navigation, heated grips and seats, and ESA suspension.
Website: https://bmw-motorcycles.vn/

5. Honda CB500X - up to 446km
First launched in 2013, the CB500X brought an adventure crossover style to Honda's 500cc lineup. When it comes to entry-level adventure bikes, the Honda CB500X is an incredibly affordable option at just $7,199, offering a range of up to 446 km. While this bike is more suited for paved roads, it can still handle gravel paths with ease. Honda has upgraded the suspension, braking system, and made other improvements to the chassis. This bike is perfect for riders who want to try adventurous riding for the first time or those simply looking for a practical, comfortable, upright, and versatile motorcycle.
The CB500X is the most practical and versatile option in the range. With an upright seating position, a high windshield for better wind protection, a 296mm twin front disc brake setup with standard ABS, and adventure-oriented wheels (19-inch front and 17-inch rear), this bike is ready to go wherever you desire. The 2016 update brought a larger fuel tank and improved wind protection with a taller screen. The bike also features LED lighting, a preload-adjustable fork, and an adjustable brake lever.
Website: https://www.honda.com.vn/

6. Honda CRF1100L AS Africa Twin Sport - up to 443km

For decades, the Africa Twin has earned a reputation as the most reliable adventure touring motorcycle. This year, the Africa Twin receives significant hardware updates, including a lighter frame that makes a noticeable difference on the road, providing a smoother ride and more agile handling along with enhanced performance. The bike is now Euro5 certified, making it the first Honda to achieve this, even though its performance is slightly reduced. The Honda CRF1100L AS Africa Twin Sport can travel up to 443 km on a full tank.
The Honda CRF1100L AS Africa Twin Sport features an all-new aluminum swingarm derived from the CRF450R. The bike is equipped with a full suite of electronic aids, including a six-axis Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU), seven-level HSTC, three-level wheel control, cornering ABS with terrain settings, rear lift control, and cornering detection—all managed through the new TFT display, which offers Apple CarPlay and Bluetooth connectivity. While the Africa Twin Sport is a beautiful machine, like its competitors in this category, it is primarily built for road use, with its considerable weight making it somewhat cumbersome, even for off-road use.
Website: https://www.honda.com.vn/
If you're looking to travel up to 415km on a single tank, you don't need a large, high-end adventure touring bike with excessive features. Kawasaki's mid-range, parallel twin Versys has long been known as one of the best value motorcycles available. Originally introduced in 2006 as a more adventurous version of the ER6 duo, it was later launched in Europe and Canada in 2007 and reached the U.S. in 2008.
The Kawasaki Versys 650 is a middleweight motorcycle that borrows elements from sport-touring, adventure bikes, and sport motorcycles. It blends features from all these categories but doesn’t fully resemble any of them. The name Versys comes from combining 'versatile' and 'system.' The Versys shares its platform with Kawasaki’s other 650cc twin motorcycles, the Ninja 650R and ER-6n, using the same electronics, engine, wheels, brakes, and main frame. However, it stands out with its riding position, rear subframe, suspension components, and engine tuning.
Website: https://www.kawasaki.com/

8. BMW R1250GS Adventure - up to 633km
BMW R1250GS is a motorcycle produced in Berlin, Germany by BMW Motorrad, part of the BMW Group. It belongs to the BMW GS family of dual-sport motorcycles. Powered by a 1,254cc (76.5 cu in) boxer engine with four valves per cylinder and variable valve timing (VVT), it is one of the most iconic adventure motorcycles in the world. First introduced in 2002, the BMW GS Adventure was designed as a more rugged and off-road capable version of the original GS, and it remains the top choice for riders seeking the longest range, with a capacity of 633km.
After many generations, the latest version, the BMW R1250GS, introduced in 2019, now features the latest 'ShiftCam' 1250cc boxer engine producing a robust 134 horsepower. Standard features now include a TFT display and BMW's newest electronics. The R1250GS Adventure is only available in Ice Grey but boasts new features such as an air intake, radiator cover, and crash bars for both the engine and fuel tank. It also has new geometry and a longer wheelbase compared to last year. Customers can opt for electronic suspension, heated grips, quality luggage, along with exceptional handling, comfort, and even off-road capability for worldwide adventures.
Website: https://bmw-motorcycles.vn/

9. BMW F850 GS Adventure - up to 563km
The BMW F850 GS Adventure is an adventure touring bike, widely considered one of the best middleweight motorcycles in its class. The Adventure version of the F850 GS takes things to the next level. Powered by a liquid-cooled, 853cc parallel-twin engine, it delivers 90 horsepower and 63 lb-ft of torque. The bike offers impressive power at low RPMs and solid performance at higher revs as well. The F850 GS Adventure is more tailored for off-road use compared to the standard version, with a broader scope for adventure riding. Launched in 2019, the Adventure model brings 94 horsepower, extended range, comfort for two, off-road capability, and easy handling.
That said, the Adventure model is more than capable on highways. It’s a rugged bike designed for all terrains, which explains its $14,445 price tag. The bike is an upgrade from the previous year's model, available in colors like grey, Lupin metallic, and Granite metallic. The Adventure variant comes with a larger fairing for added protection. It also features a bigger fuel tank, increasing capacity by 8L for a total of 23L, giving it a maximum range of 563km. The added engine protection components increase the overall weight by 15kg, which might not sound like much, but it gives the GS standard model a noticeably quicker, nimbler feel at slower speeds.
Website: https://bmw-motorcycles.vn/

10. 2015-2018 KTM 1290 Super Adventure - up to 547km
The KTM 1290 Super Adventure is a high-performance V-twin adventure touring motorcycle from Austrian manufacturer KTM. First released in 2015, it was crowned the best adventure bike of the year by World Cycle and boasts an impressive maximum range of 547 km. Marketed as a high-performance adventure tourer, the KTM 1290 Super Adventure competes head-to-head with BMW's GSA. Powered by a 1301cc twin-cylinder engine, it generates 160 horsepower and 140Nm of torque at 2500rpm, offering exceptional power for long-distance travel.
In terms of features, the Super Adventure introduced KTM's first-ever motorcycle cruise control system. It also offers several safety features, including traction control, stability control, engine slip adjustment, and ABS braking. The bike is equipped with LED cornering lights for better visibility when cornering in low-light conditions. With a combination of off-road capability and a 160bhp engine, this bike is a beast both on and off the road. In 2017, KTM rebranded it as the Super Adventure 'T' alongside the sportier Super Adventure S and off-road focused Super Adventure R. Unfortunately, despite its impressive specs, the Super Adventure was discontinued in 2019 due to lower-than-expected sales.
Website: https://www.ktm.com/
