Top Sport Touring Stories of 2024
As 2024 comes to a close, we at American Sport Touring would like to take a moment to celebrate the stories that made this year unforgettable for sport touring riders like you. With every click, read, and share, you’ve shown us what truly resonates with the sport touring community—and reaffirmed our place as a trusted source for all things sport touring.
Sport touring is at the heart of everything we do, from motorcycling insights, to destinations, tours, and gear. Within each area, we identified the three most-read articles of the year—stories that reflect the interests and passions of our readers while showcasing the best of what American Sport Touring has to offer.
Rediscover why American Sport Touring is the go-to destination for riders who live for the thrill of discovering new motorcycle roads in faraway places.
Motorcycling
This year brought a wealth of stories about the machines that make sport touring possible. Among them, the most-read articles celebrated the beloved Concours and offered tips for safer, more enjoyable rides.
Motorcycle tire pressure is important for predictable handling and safety. Read how to find the right tire pressure for your motorcycle. [read more]
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 more]
America’s national parks are ideal destinations for a sport touring adventure. Here’s what you need to know to get started planning. [read more]
Gear
The right gear makes all the difference on a long ride, and our readers looked for insights on the best equipment to stay comfortable, safe, and ready for anything. These top articles highlight the gear that stood out in 2024.
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 more]
Destinations
Every great ride needs an inspiring destination, and there’s no shortage of incredible places to explore. This year, readers sought out articles on these must-visit destinations.
Ride through vast prairies and rock formations unique to Badlands National Park on this motorcycle tour along Badlands Loop Road. [read more]
Add the Apache Trail, SR-88, in Arizona to your next ride. Enjoy stunning and diverse views of the Sonora Desert and Superstition Mountains. [read more]
Reno has more than casinos and shows, it’s also surrounded by great roads. Discover three exciting motorcycle sport touring rides you will love. [read more]
Tour Plans
Planning the perfect tour is an art, and this year’s most-read stories showcased scenic routes and insider tips for crafting unforgettable journeys. Here’s a look at the top tours that inspired readers to get out and ride.
Come along on this epic ride that hits the best motorcycle roads in Colorado from technical Pikes Peak to the scenic Million Dollar Highway. [read more]
Ride through British Columbia into Jasper National Park on the first leg of this awe-inspiring three part tour through the Canadian Rockies. [read more]
Bring on 2025
If we played even a small part in your sport touring adventures this year, then all the effort we put into creating stories that celebrate the excitement and freedom of the ride was more than worth it. Thank you for being part of our journey. And rest assured, we’ll continue to deliver stories that fuel your sport touring passion with insights and inspiration that make every mile unforgettable.
by Staff Writers
The American Sport Touring writing team is a diverse group of passionate riders and industry experts dedicated to delivering insightful, well-researched content. Our contributors—both within the organization and guest writers—bring deep firsthand experience in sport touring, motorcycle technology, and destination discovery and route planning. No matter the assignment, each upholds the American Sport Touring commitment to high-quality, informative, and trustworthy content.
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