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Spanish maker Rieju's Aventura Rally 307 adventure bike has been reviewed in Australia at an $8,990 ride-away price. Its 293cc single-cylinder engine makes 33.5hp, paired with fully adjustable 43mm suspension and a 21-litre tank, all on a 137kg dry weight.
The spec sheet shows a Loncin engine with architecture close to the KLX300's — 293cc making 33.5hp, fully adjustable 43mm suspension, 137kg dry, and a 21-litre tank, all for this price. Compared to the old budget-ADV playbook, this is ridiculous value. I can't get over it.
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Do beginners actually need to bother adjusting fully-adjustable suspension?
Factory settings are plenty to start — fine-tune it once you've got more miles in.
For a 293cc ADV at that price, aren't there more options out there?
137kg with 33.5hp — that's a genuinely light power-to-weight ratio.
Nice numbers, sure, but 8,990 Australian dollars isn't exactly cheap.
21 litres should give this some real range — looks travel-ready.
