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Most Read Stories for February 2026

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These are the stories that resonated most with American Sport Touring readers last month. February’s most-read articles cover a broad cross-section of the sport touring experience—from riding skills and classic destinations to new gear, announcements, and early looks at the motorcycles shaping the 2026 season.

Just in time for the new riding season. Garmin’s new zūmo XT3 raises the bar for motorcycle navigation with expanded ride data, advanced mapping, and optional track performance tools. [read the article]

Practical sport touring advice. Dirt and gravel roads don't have to derail a sport touring ride. Learn a few practical tips to stay calm and in control when the pavement ends. [read the article]

Popular again this month, as we approach the 100th anniversary of this historic route. Route 66 turns 100 this year. Here’s the route to ride and what to expect on this history-filled journey westward on America’s Mother Road. [read the article]

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Tips from California Superbike School. Even seasoned riders repeat mistakes without realizing why. Dylan Code explains hidden skill gaps and how awareness leads to better riding. [read the article]

Interest is strong in the 2026 ADV Cannonball. Forty riders crossed 10 states in 8 days to complete the 2025 ADV Cannonball Rally. The 2026 event promises longer routes and new challenges. [read the article]

Updated gear from Sena. Sena expands its flagship 60 Series with the new 60X intercom, bringing advanced Mesh connectivity, smarter power management, and clearer audio. [read the article]

Triumph continues to offer a strong sport touring line-up. Triumph’s Tiger Sport 800 Tour targets sport touring riders with strong performance, integrated luggage, and a competitive mid-$14K price. [read the article]

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Find a quality-made helmet for every budget. Five standout sport-touring helmets for 2025 – from Shoei and Schuberth to HJC, LS2, and Scorpion – balancing safety with comfort and value. [read the article]

Popular again this month as riders checkout 2026 motorcycle choices. These are the sport touring motorcycles stories riders followed most in 2025 – new models and updates shaping performance touring into 2026. [read the article]

There was strong interest in the Cardo Packtalk Edge this month. Read why the Cardo Packtalk Edge is a top choice among sport touring riders, and what you need to know before making a purchase decision. [read the article]

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Looking Ahead.

Together, these articles offer a snapshot of what’s on sport touring riders’ minds right now. As the season shifts and new bikes, routes, and destinations come into focus, the coming months will reveal which stories capture riders’ attention next—and where their curiosity leads.

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by Staff Writers

The American Sport Touring writing team represents a diverse group of passionate sport touring motorcycle riders and industry experts dedicated to delivering insightful, well-researched content. Our contributors, both within the organization and guest writers, bring deep firsthand experience with sport touring motorcycles, gear and accessories, and destination discovery and route planning. No matter the assignment, each upholds the American Sport Touring commitment to high-quality, informative, and trustworthy content.