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Iran’s new hard-line national security adviser, Mohsen Rezaei, vowed to prevent “a single drop of oil” from leaving the region. [TheTopNews] Read More.3 weeks ago - Pura Vida—Slowing Down in Costa Rica
“Aqui es buen! Aqui es buen!” I barely heard the shouting over the roar of water, but I wasn’t paying much attention. In front of us was a long river crossing – the longest I had ever seen. The current pushed hard from right to left, the surface broken into chaotic white-capped ripples that hid whatever waited underneath: rocks, holes, drop-offs, it could be anything. Mount Arenal (seen in the background) is a stratovolcano with a near-perfect conical shape. It sits on the eastern shore of Lake Arenal and has not erupted since 2010. (Photos by Caleb McInturff) We had been warned of this river, which washed out the road that connects the ring around the southern edge of Lake Arenal. “So deep it swallowed a Jimny,” we had been told earlier in the week. I wanted no part in tempting fate like that. Water moves fast, and motorcycles sink faster. We hadn’t come out here with the intention of crossing it. We just wanted to see it, stand at the edge of it, and understand what had taken out the road. The ride here had already been worth it. The volcano loomed in the distance most of the way, somehow never getting any bigger no matter how many miles we covered. Its slopes wrapped in shifting clouds that changed every time we caught a new glimpse of it between the trees. Backtracking on this same stretch of road wouldn’t be the end of the world. Justin knows all the best roads and trails, having spent a couple years learning the area he now calls home. “Pasa por aqui! Evita esas rocas!” The words started to sink in. Just like that, Caleb and I glanced at each other through our helmets with a look we knew well. After 15 years of riding together we didn’t need to speak to know what was going to happen next. We were going to ride across this river. Dirt roads in this region are plentiful, and every single one of them offers up postcard views. A Few Days Earlier I felt the sting of tall grass smacking my right knuckles as I threaded my Honda XR650 between a line of mostly stopped cars and the edge of the road. My tires bounced between asphalt and gravel while I tried to hold a line that barely existed, dodging mirrors… [TheTopNews] Read More.4 weeks ago - September 2026
The September 2026 issue of Rider Magazine has arrived! On the cover: The BMW R nineT 100 Years Edition commemorates BMW Motorrad’s centennial. Photo by Kevin Wing Subscribe Now Additional stories in the September 2026 issue of Rider Magazine. More Than A Budget Sportbike | First Ride2026 CFMOTO 675SS The New River Gorge | On The RoadRiding America’s newest National Park More Is More | First Ride2026 KTM 1390 Super Adventure R Fall Travel GuideThese Fall riding destinations are calling your name! Tellico Plains, TN | Favorite RideMy favorite weekend ride. And more! The post September 2026 appeared first on Rider Magazine. [TheTopNews] Read More.4 weeks ago
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