Enduromotor


A enduromotor has tires that are suitable for the paved road, but can still be heavy terrain

Enduromotor is a motorcycle rating.

Motorcycle Driving Driving, which must comply with minimum legal requirements for public roads under the rules. A enduromotor looks like the offroad, but is less suitable for beginners. A real enduromotor also needs - as a sports machine - more maintenance.

Reverse engines look like cross-motors, but meet the legal requirements for driving on public roads and so they also have a license. The most well-known machines are the Honda XR Series (XR 250/400/600/650), KTM LC4 and Husqvarna's. These are all four-stroke engines that already comply with the legal standard for the license plate from the factory and are therefore also sold with a license plate. But competition cross-motors can also be converted. Brands such as KTM and Husqvarna, traditionally the two major brands in the rear area, also provide two-stroke motors with license plate. These are factual motorcycross machines, only manufactured by the factory and sold with license plate. Technically, there is little difference between enduro or cross-engines, except for enduro's, the greater number of gears. They therefore look very similar in appearance.

If a manufacturer adjusts a enduromotor for "daily" use, this is also called a "soft enduro".



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