Pedro winds his way through Ohio to check out the centenary celebrations of the American Motorcycle Association
AMCN rode the ragged edge in 2024 to bring you the best package of words and photos you can buy. Here we relive some classic moments captured through the lenses of our fleet of photographers
Absurd and idiotic, serious and spectacular, AMCN’s annual and coveted Gassit Awards pick up where the Logies left off…
Few rides evoke as much reverence as Mick Doohan’s famous NSR500. Replicating this iconic machine isn’t just a labour of love. It’s a masterclass in engineering.
The essence of a spur-of-the-moment, father-son workshop project is captured using a smartphone camera
Two Aussies set a world long-distance non-stop motorcycle record with the aid of three magic sticks. It was a scene reminiscent of the intercity speed records that took place every…
A couple of Bobs had a couple of crashes that helped shape political and music history. BOB HAWKE Born in 1924, Neil Hawke was the first-born son of Ellie, a…
Since the early 1950s the Pacific Highway has been the chief thoroughfare north out of Sydney, replacing the original route via the Wiseman’s Ferry punt that opened…
Blessed with movie-star looks, toughness and miles of talent, American Gene Romero was one of the most colourful and respected riders of his era. The dirt-tracker turned road racer had…
The day when Graeme Crosby and Tony Hatton should have won the iconic Bol d’Or 1977, 24 Hour – on a roadbike! At 270km/h on a French country road, 22-year-old…
Wilfred Steward Lamont also known as Billy Lamont was but 15-years-old when Johnnie Hoskins ‘invented’ speedway at West Maitland in December 1923. Speedway was much later defined as ‘racing motorcycles…
Wildman’, ‘crazy’, and ‘crasher’ were some of the descriptions thrown at Yvon Duhamel during his rough and tumble career. Born in Montreal in 1939, Duhamel’s love affair with two wheels…
