BMW Motorrad GS Trophy Qualifier Results.
BMW Motorrad Australia announce the national team selected to represent Australia at the 2018 International GS Trophy in Mongolia.
Suzuki’s turbocharged dragbike for the road!
It’s out! Forget efficient and green, Suzuki’s gunning for all-out grunt!
Honda at the Tokyo Motor Show
We’ve already brought you the new 2018 Gold Wing and the Neo Sports Café Concept from Honda’s stand at the Tokyo Motor Show, but the Big H has far more on display.
2018 SUZUKI TU250X
Suzuki’s modernly retro small-bore café racer receives a makeover for 2018 taking it back to yesteryear.
Kuberg enters the market with their brand new electric motorcycle range
Steve Cramer Products will be distributing Kuberg electric motorcycles in Australia. Kuberg is a dirt bike manufacturer from the Czech Republic. Offering a large range of bikes from young beginner (Start) to teenage racer (Pro 50) and an adult offering (Freerider). Key feature
2018 Hayabusa
The 2018 iteration of Suzuki's iconic sportsbike – the legendary Hayabusa – is now available from Australian dealerships.
BMW G 310 GS adventure bike
BMW has announced the price of its all-new G 310 GS adventure bike when it hits Aussie dealerships.
Suzuki reveals SV650X
In March last year, Suzuki showed a concept bike called the SV650 Rally at the Osaka Motor Show in Japan and this newly revealed production version is impressively close to the original.
Honda Gold Wing revealed
Honda has officially taken the wraps off its 2018 Honda Gold Wing and it’s just as high-tech as anyone might have hoped.
Honda Neo Sports Café: The new CB1000R
Powerful, superbike-engined naked bikes are a growing market. So are retro-styled machines. So why not mix the two? That’s Honda’s thinking with the Neo Sports Café.
Australian Company Woolich Racing Official Technical Partner Of WorldSBK
In huge news for the Australian motorcycle industry and in a first for an Australian-owned Company, Woolich Racing P/L has become an Official Technical Partner of WorldSBK.
Kawasaki Ninja 400 to replace the Ninja 300
Kawasaki's Ninja 300 has been a perennial favourite but there’s no denying its age.