Special Features
Learner Approved Motorcycles
Meet the hoggets Whether you’re interested in LAMs or not you’ll learn something here Once upon a time you could ride only 250s while learning. Here are the bigger LAMs on which you can start […]
Bike
Suzuki GSX-R1000
Gixxer Lightning Refinement is the go for 2012 Photos Keith Muir The legend that is Suzuki’s GSX-R range has been at the forefront of superbike and supersport racing for many years now. For 2012, the […]
Bike
Ducati Sport biposto
Magic Mongrel Much more than just a Sport with a dual seat A hybrid, according to one of my dictionaries, is “an organism that is the offspring of two parents that differ in one or […]
Special Features
The big one
Part 1 – DIY Planning your overseas bike trip There’s no doubt about it; it pays to listen to your readers. It would never have occurred to us that there was a place for another […]
Blog
Road Rider Blog
The Bear – Friday, October 22, 2010 The Moto Guzzi NTX story was not one of our brighter moments… “Dear Mr Bear,” wrote Guzzi Phill from Mackay in Queensland, “I was really pleased to see […]
Travel Stories
Another big one?
Going off Nostalgia’s getting better all the time I’m getting an itchy backside. No, it’s not what you might think (I hope, anyway), it’s just that Ted Simon seems to be on his third ride […]
Blog
Road Rider Blog
The Bear – Tuesday, March 20, 2012 There’s a job to be done out there, and only you can do it. I saw on the cover of the Sydney Daily Telegraph this morning… That they’d […]
Gear
Ear Cannon Air Horn
You’ll laugh into your helmet when you see a startled driver look around wide-eyed for the 18-wheeler that isn’t there. Trust me, this experience is so entertaining, it’s almost mean – and it happens nearly […]
Gear
Blow, winds
The new summer weight ventilated ladies jacket from Rivet is called, appropriately enough, the Zephyr, after a cooling breeze. Mesh panels in front, back and under the arms allow full air flow to keep you […]
Bike
Benelli TreK 1130 Amazonas
Hear it roar Getting the effect without surgery Among the Amazons, breast surgery didn’t mean inserting silicone pads. It meant removing one so you could use a bow without it getting in the way. Tough […]