Team Honda Muscle Milk recently had their photo shoot with Trey Canard and Justin Barcia, and it was an exciting preview for what’s to come. Both racers are extremely talented, each claiming two championships since making their professional debuts. Check out these behind the scene shots from the shoot, and make sure to watch for both Canard and Barcia to set up camp on podiums at all Supercross races throughout 2013.

Honda’s most recent release of 2013 machines features a diverse range of brand-new models as well as a large assortment of returning favorites. The six new models being introduced include five all-new motorcycles that represent some very innovative thinking on the part of Honda’s engineers and product planners, and they all bring their own distinct appeal to separate portions of the market—most interesting indeed!

In the real world, success seldom shows up overnight. Instead, it’s typically a gradual process that moves forward slowly, propelled by bright ideas, a strong will and a commitment to work tirelessly. And while all of these traits may well hurry a person down a given path, there’s a larger question to be asked: What is the goal? That direction, that driving force begins with clear-minded vision—although with the truly great, it sometimes begins with a dream. Soichiro Honda possessed all of the above qualities, but perhaps most important of all, he had a dream.

If you haven’t heard of the Cycle World Honda NC700X Adventure Challenge, check this out. Cycle World magazine decided to select four of its readers and have them compete in four contests designed to test their skills while also gathering some real-world experiences aboard the Honda NC700X. These four challenges include The Mileage Challenge, The Shopping Challenge, The Commuter Challenge and The 0 – 9000 Feet Challenge, wherein they must capture the best photo as they travel from 0 to 9000 feet in elevation during a ride in Southern California.

Unless you are eligible for an age-group class, when you enter the SCORE Baja 1000 on a Honda CRF450X you are automatically in Class 22: Open Pro racing with the big boys. For 2012 more so than in any recent year, all eyes in the dirt bike world were on the battle for the Class 22 championship between perennial powerhouse Honda, in the form of Johnny Campbell Racing, Robbie Bell’s Kawasaki team and the KTM effort spearheaded by Kurt Caselli. It was a winner-take-all deal: Win the race and win the championship.