Tested
CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE
You don’t need a big bike and superior skills to have amazing adventures, you just need to be willing
Three Pronged Attack
The plan was simple, compare the Niken to the MT-09 under controlled conditions and assess key areas such as acceleration, braking, corner speed and most importantly, the feeling of both machines
CFMoto’s latest offering is proving the Made-in-China stigma is rapidly receding
Really, it was inevitable. Just like products of the Japanese industry half a century ago, Chinese motorcycles are increasingly no longer the cheap but not always cheerful products they used to be. These days, they’re increasingly well-engineered and soundly constructed, with
Zero has created a bike that will change your mind on emission-free motorcycling
In terms of performance, handling, practicality, or, frankly, plain old fun, there’s never been the basis to make a direct comparison between internal combustion and electric-powered motorcycles. But the arrival of the all-new American-made Zero SR/F changes that. Check out
AMCN Rides - West Coast Tasmania
Beautiful, remote and rugged. Motorcycle riding doesn’t get much better than this
Macna Vosges Night Eye jacket
Warm and invisible fluro
World Launch - 2019 Bridgestone S22
Who better to evaluate Bridgestone latest hyper sport offering than a former tyre development rider for Dunlop?!
Michelin Anakee Adventure tyres
New tyres are like clean sheets; so nice… this is how our new Michelin Anakee Adventure hoops are holding up
Givi matte-black Sports screen
Givi is known for designing practical products that improve bikes in the areas of safety, comfort and versatility. It offers a number of screen options for Honda’s popular Africa Twin, of which I’ve just taken possession of in order to set-up for some serious touring and adve
AMCN Rides - The Braidwood Road
A southerly strop for NSW riders, this is a magic ribbon of tar
NSW Mid North Coast
Cos no one should opt to sit on a boring freeway if they don’t have to
Michelin Anakee Adventure tyres
Bibendum (the Michelin man’s official name, if anyone’s wondering) has been busy sorting out a new range of dual-sport hoops with two clear objectives in mind: that they’re well suited for larger-capacity adventure machines and perfect for the rider who spends most of their