Jonathon Klein is the Executive Editor at The Drive. With a passion for motorcycles and automotive culture, he covers a wide range of topics including adventure travel, consumer travel, and the sports business. His work has been featured in notable publications such as MSN, Motorsport.com, and Outdoor Life.
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Jonathon Klein's coverage is heavily focused on promotional deals and product reviews, particularly related to motorcycles, motorcycle gear, power tools, home improvement, and camping gear. If you have a new product launch or promotional deal in any of these areas that you would like to be highlighted or reviewed, Jonathon may be interested in covering it.
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By: Jonathon Klein
"I am speed." Aerodynamics and engine designs really haven't changed all that much in the last 100 years.
By: Jonathon Klein
After years of hunting with five fixed pins, I switched to a three-pin vertical sight and found myself shooting tighter groups at distances I'd never attempted.
Hello, EICMA debut, is that you? I really enjoyed my time with the 2026 Kawasaki KLE500.
Home is where your dirt bikes are. Getting older means I want for comfort more than I care to admit.
There's no stopping you now. I don't remember when I first saw an ARGO XTV, but I know I couldn't forget the shape of it.
By: Jonathon Klein
For now, it's just a four-rider exhibition, but it speaks to oh so much more integration into the future.
I want fewer distractions, not more. As a motorcyclist, I turn my head through corners, I look up and out, and I'm constantly scanning the road ahead, to the side, and even behind me.
Thieves won't be able to work around this one. I'm not particularly mechanically sympathetic toward my vehicles. I get them to be used, abused, and put away wet.
By: Jonathon Klein
No video does Iceland justice. This video will make you yearn to experience it for real.
By: Jonathon Klein
A bunch of residents in California's high desert take issue with the no-bid contract in particular.
