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AMCN rides - Central Tasmania
Just when you think Tasmania doesn’t get any better…
Aussie launch - 2019 BMW F 850 GS & F 750 GS
The moniker screams dual-sport competency, so how does BMW make its GS range more things to more people? Like this
Aussie innovator - Savic Motorcycles
Australian Dennis Savic is on the brink of achieving a dream he’s been working towards since he was 14 years old: to manufacture his own motorcycles
Racer Test - Suzuki F50 Step Thru
This F50 was one of the most improbable and important Suzuki-branded racebikes in Australia
AUSWorldSBK Gear up for three action-packed days Down Under
Loads happening on and off the track at Phillip Island
Honda's 650s available March 2019
Press Release: Launched in 2018, the ‘Neo Sport Café’ concept saw Honda create a completely new category for this range under the ‘Sports Naked’ banner, with the introduction of the CB1000R and CB300R to the Australian market. Now the CB650R will join the family, sati
Living with the Royal Enfield Himalayan
“It’s the same formula but they’re two totally different bikes, eh?” offered my riding mate Andy as we gulped down water after a particularly difficult section of cricket ball-sized rocks. He was on his kitted-out Suzuki DR-Z400 and I was on a Royal Enfield Himalayan. And
Spied! Aprilia super-twin
Aprilia looks like it’s rushing the lightweight RS660 sport bike concept into production.
BMW R1250GS
The all new R1250GS is here! Today I put it through its paces on the iconic yet brutal roads of the snowy mountains. There are a few key differences between the old R1200 and the new machine. The biggest standout being the step cam engine and obviously a slight increase
Ducati 900/1000 Monster 1994-2006
The funny thing about the Ducati Monster, the best-seller that kept the Bologna factory’s doors open during a very lean period, is that Ducati purists, the Ducatisti, struggled to appreciate it. Learning to love a naked hooligan bike was a big ask to many of the rusted-on fans
Not forgotten - Brian Payne
Bend it like Brian, he was motorcycling’s maestro of metallurgy
How they do stuff - Navigating Dakar
The first thing to learn is that the quickest way from A to B is via X, Y and Z