A moment of reflection – These are the stories that resonated most with readers this past month. Image © American Sport Touring.

Most Read Stories for March 2026

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The most read stories on American Sport Touring in March reflected a familiar seasonal turn. Readers showed strong interest in getting ready for spring, whether that meant planning rides in the National Parks, thinking through gear and helmet choices, finding fresh inspiration for the road ahead, or catching up on notable motorcycle developments.

Planning a ride in the National Parks was a favorite in March. America’s national parks are ideal destinations for a sport touring adventure. Here’s what you need to know to get started planning. [read the article]


Prep your ride for the season ahead. Get ready for the riding season with a pre-season safety check. A little service now ensures a season of uninterrupted sport touring adventure! [read the article]

Many were curious about the fate of the beloved Kawasaki Concours. It looks like Kawasaki put the Concours14 on hiatus while they plan their next Sport Tourer. Until then, here are options for Concours lovers. [read the article]

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Before choosing your next helmet, read this. Modular helmets look like full face helmets, but riders should be aware they don’t provide the same level of protection. Find out why. [read the article]

Some solid picks for the season ahead. These are the sport touring motorcycles stories riders followed most in 2025 – new models and updates shaping performance touring into 2026. [read the article]

A little pre-season inspiration. Discover three popular books every motorcyclist will enjoy covering topics from touring adventures, to bike set-up and tuning, to rider skill. [read the article]

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New from BMW. BMW Motorrad rolls out 2026 updates across its lineup, with incremental refinements to the S 1000 XR that sport touring riders will like. [read the article]


Mount Evans, now named Mount Blue Sky, will reopen late this spring. A ride to the summit of Mount Blue Sky, formerly Mount Evans, will have to wait until summer 2026. Find out what put this thrilling ride on hold. [read the article]


Not far from Sturgis, Badlands NP is a worthwhile ride. Ride through vast prairies and rock formations unique to Badlands National Park on this motorcycle tour along Badlands Loop Road. [read the article]

We’re always looking for new ways to improve motorcycle security. This budget friendly and easy to install GPS Vehicle Finder reliably delivers GPS tracking, location alerts, and enhances motorcycle security. [read the article]

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Looking Ahead.

Together, these stories capture the interests taking shape among sport touring riders as the season begins. As more riders get back on the road and plans turn into actual trips, the next few months will reveal which topics and destinations draw the strongest response.

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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.