Bike
Kawasaki’s Cruisers
Riding the range Words: The ARR crew Photos: Nick Wood Rudi from Kawasaki usually has something interesting to say when he rings up. This time it was even more interesting than usual. “Hey, Bear,” he […]
Month: August 2008
News
BMW Motorrad launch new Facebook page!
BMW Motorrad now on Facebook. Closely following on from the unveiling of its newly updated website, BMW Motorrad is excited to announce that it can now be followed on Facebook. The introduction of Facebook will […]
Bike
Triumph Thunderbird
What’s in a badge? Hinckley’s latest wins hearts and minds The near-sainted Edward Turner and I have at least one thing in common. We don’t always get it right. When Turner sketched the Ariel Square […]
Travel
Mole Creek Road, Tasmania
So I go, I go, I go … Oops, different Mole. Not Kylie territory at all, really Once I organised a motorcycle launch for Triumph Australia up here below the Western Tiers. I rode the […]
Travel Stories
Riding Patagonia
Fin del Mundo… …the end of the world with Compass Expeditions Some rides you never forget. Our recent tour to Chile and Argentina, visiting almost mythical Patagonia, gave us several rides to remember. The seven […]
Blog
Road Rider Blog
The Bear – Tuesday, September 06, 2011 A report from the Victorian Auditor-General has backed the technology, which brought in about $211 million revenue for the government in 2009-2010 Road safety cameras – speed and […]
Special Features
Stephen Dearnley
Ulysses Motorcycle Club Growing Old Disgracefully
Cruiser Bikes
Suzuki M90
Goldilocks is here Not too this, not too that … in fact, just right Some cruisers can be, let’s face it, a little intimidating. Lots of power, lots of weight, lots of everything. Not that […]
Special Features
The Great War Graves
Thruxton to Flanders Fields Brendan Nelson tours the Belgian War Graves Belgium is great country. It’s about half the size of Tassie and is the land of beer (800 brews at last count), chocolate, Tintin, […]
Gear
Getting Lighter
Rohan James decided it was time to add some sort of auxiliary lighting to his bike and found the calliper-mounted Motolights from the US. He started RedMotorBike to import them. “These are not a light […]