Cruiser Bikes

Living in the real world We take our project bike out on Aussie roads Why are people always in a rush? It’s especially noticeable on the road, with people darting here and there. It doesn’t […]

Rocket Science A bike for exploring the galaxy Unlike the Triumph Rocket III, which mimics the now mothballed Space Shuttle in launching like a scalded cat, the “detuned” Triumph Rocket III Tourer more resembles the […]

Old-fashioned girls As Harleys become progressively more up to date, they’re maintaining their old virtues “I’m just an old-fashioned girl with an old-fashioned mind, Not sophisticated, I’m the sweet and simple kind…” Eartha Kitt There’s […]

Destino Custom — Dakota After surviving a horrific free fall, the only thing that kept broken and battered paratrooper Franc Herring going was his custom bike dream As told to Terri Dodd; photos Royal Australian […]

Glammer-puss The Hyosung GV650 EFI has all the impact of a full-size cruiser Gee, I wish this bike had been available when I was getting round on my 250 Virago with the mortifying fake second […]

Congress of eagles Chino and Johnny go head to head — again Johnny Strabler rode a Triumph. That’s the Brits’ great advantage over the Japanese and everyone else who has tried to tackle Harley-Davidson on […]

Taking the air A look at mid-sized air-cooled cruisers with a touch of… elegance Words: Stuart Woodbury, Rob Lovas, Peter Thoeming. Photos: Nick Wood John Lydgate seems to have said it first, in his debate […]

Monster in the making John “Fieldy” Holman is turning Big Bertha into Frankenstein I was living the dream on Queensland’s Gold Coast when my neighbour Kurtzo, from Burleigh Bars (an American Victory Cruiser fanatic), says […]

Not chopping, bobbing As William Shakespeare once said, “There are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of in your philosophy, Horatio.” One of them is the bobber, and here is a beautiful […]

Bad sister A while back, Porsche ran an ad campaign for some five-door car they make (forgive me, I know I’ve mentioned this before — but another twist of the knife never hurts, if you […]