Imagine taking a long trip and realizing early on that your luggage sucked. Most of us would just be angry or replace it. David Jenni thought “I can make something better than this” and then set out to do exactly that with his company, Enduristan.
You can connect with David and the Enduristan team through their website (USA | Australia | Rest of World), on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok.
NEWS
- Wolfman Luggage is ending production, marking the close of a beloved ADV-era brand that spent decades building rugged luggage for riders who cared more about dirt roads than lifestyle branding.
- Honda Australia’s new six-year motorcycle warranty sounds generous, but only if owners keep every service, part and fluid purchase safely inside the Honda dealership ecosystem.
- Yamaha’s adaptive cruise control patent suggests motorcycles may soon handle automatic downshifts in traffic, which is either brilliant engineering or the beginning of bikes guessing gears for us.
- KLIM’s new Rogue armor system promises lighter, more comfortable protection while remaining backward compatible with older gear, which is good news for riders tired of replacing entire jackets just to upgrade armor.
- Mert Lawwill has died at 85, leaving behind a legacy as a champion racer, innovator and one of the riders who helped make motorcycling feel bigger than the sport itself.
- Honda’s patent for a simulated clutch on electric motorcycles sounds absurd until you realize experienced riders use the clutch as a control language as much as a mechanical device.
- LiveWire’s reported 176 percent sales increase is a useful reminder that percentages without raw sales figures can distort reality and damage trust in motorcycle journalism.
- Segway’s new Xaber 300 electric dirt bike pushes well beyond e-bike territory and into the increasingly messy regulatory gray area between bicycles, mopeds and full motorcycles.
- The bizarre ANY LUV1 electric vehicle looks like a scooter, cargo pod and tiny commuter car collided in a design lab, but it may actually be asking the right questions about urban transportation.
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