The MTX journal

Stories from the road,
written by riders.

Field notes from the Patagonian wind, gear we’ve actually tested, route advice we’ve earned the hard way, and the small details that make a long ride unforgettable. Written by the same people who guide our expeditions.

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Topics Patagonia · Motorcycles · Tips
Written from Argentina & Chile

Stories, page 2 of 3

17 articles
Motorcycle on a gravel road through a rocky Patagonian canyon under clear blue sky. Patagonia

The Best Time to Ride Patagonia: Month-by-Month Guide

In early January, the wind on the southern stretch of Ruta 40 between Perito Moreno and El Calafate can push a fully loaded adventure bike sideways across half a lane, in broad daylight, on dry...

12 min read
Two motorcycles riding on dusty terrain Motorcycles

2024 Triumph Tiger 900 Rally Pro: full review

The 2024 Triumph Tiger 900 Rally Pro commands attention not just because it carries a respected name in the adventure segment, but because it has become one of the most technically refined and...

42 min read
Motorcycle riding on a winding road Motorcycles

Are Chinese motorcycles good?

For years, Chinese motorcycles carried a reputation that left many enthusiasts wary. Whether it was skepticism around build quality, questions about reliability, or the sheer dominance of Japanese...

31 min read
Scenic winding road with mountains and lake Motorcycles

Best Mid-Range Adventure Motorcycles

A mid-range adventure bike in 2025 strikes a deliberate balance between versatility, performance, and practicality. While large-displacement ADV motorcycles often steal the spotlight with sheer...

38 min read
Motorcycle riding through mountainous terrain. Motorcycles

Top 3 Off-Road Adventure Motorcycles

The term “off road adventure motorcycle” is often used broadly, but for serious riders, it represents a specific breed of machine built for the toughest terrain while still capable of long-range...

30 min read
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