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2014 Ducati Monster 1200
The latest generation of Ducati's Monster 1200 has been released, with the 2014 version featuring a new chassis and new styling, plus the option of a more powerful 'S' version.
BOOK REVIEW - Collector Motorcycles of Australia
If you were in any doubt as to the quantity and quality of vintage, veteran and classic motorcycles in this country, Stephen Shepherd's 'Collector Motorcycles of Australia' will change your mind!
SRK' custom Yamaha SR500 - PROJECT
When Stewart met Jens and Kedo, and Kenny, and Steve, and Luke, and Michael, and Mike, and Jim - and all with a German connection - makes this project build sound like one of those "exotic" films out of Europe. But rest assured, we're actually talking about a custom bike build; one that crosses continents - and is very G-rated!
1999 Triumph Daytona 955i Review
The Daytona had been part of the Triumph lineup since the start of the "Hinckley" era in 1991. However, it was arguably the least successful model from the revived marque, being too tall and heavy to adequately fill the sportsbike role it was originally intended for. This was addressed with the release of the new 'T595' Daytona in 1997, followed by the improved and rebranded '955i' in 1999.
2012 Honda Gold Wing
Building on a long history of refined two-up motorcycling, the Honda Gold Wing has gone from strength to strength. We take a detailed look at the latest Gold Wing offering and review the bike's evolution, stretching back to the 1970s.
1975 Norton Commando 850 MkIII review
The once mighty British motorcycle industry was in serious decline by the early 1970s, a fact perhaps best evidenced by the failing fortunes of Norton. The Commando 750 that had debuted in 1968 had suffered a number of setbacks, not the least being the disastrously fragile 'Combat' engine. This was improved and enlarged to make the Commando '850', which debuted in 1973.
1978 Kawasaki Z1000 Z1-R Review
During the 1970s, all the Japanese manufacturers were battling for showroom supremacy in the big bike class, but the heavyweights were Honda and Kawasaki.
2008 Harley-Davidson Electra Glide Ultra Classic Review
Harley's Electra Glide Ultra Classic sits at the top of the Harley tourer range, offering just about every luxury and comfort feature you can think of - and maybe a few that you can't!
Ducati Hypermotard Unveiled 2007
One of the world's most anticipated bikes - the amazing new Ducati Hypermotard - was unveiled at the Phillip Island World Superbike Expo.
Scorpio Security
Kenma is proud to introduce the Scorpio SR-i500SW advanced motorcycle alarm system.
Cool it - with Chad!
It's Summertime, so that means time to hit the beach, the bush, or anywhere outdoors - and take a few coldies with you, of course!
Draggin 'Skins' - for ladies only
Hey ladies, Draggin' Jeans recently announced the arrival of the latest profile in womens jeans. . . Draggin' "Skins".
Daytona a triumph!
Triumph motorcycles stand out as being unique. Simply put, they're not like other bikes in look, feel and character.
Dainese SLAM Gloves! June 06
Whether you're slamming through the turns of the racetrack or just slamming through the traffic on the way to work, the last thing you want to do is slam your hands into the tarmac.
Belfast Touring. June 2006
It's Winter, which means it cold and, usually, wet as well.
AGV Stealth
Yes, it's called the 'Stealth'. Yes, it certainly looks sleek, slippery and super fast, but no, we'd advise against checking any potential radar-dodging abilities by taking it at 150 kph through your local speed camera zone, OK?!