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Aussie to leave MotoGP for a two-year deal with the Pata Maxus Yamaha team.

Aussie rock band will take to the stage for a post-race performance on Sunday, 25 October.

New model range media ride will be followed by dealer network info and model releases.

4.13km, 15-corner Parklands track will see riders reach speeds of up to 343km/h.

Dark Custom look for popular performance cruiser will be exclusive to Australian and New Zealand markets. Available from October.

Italian will join Aprilia satellite team for his seventh season in MotoGP.

EV to be available in limited numbers and only via a two-year subscription.

Special edition celebrating Indian’s role in the foundation of the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally limited to just five units for Australia and New Zealand.

New race engine will be “the most significant” change since Triumph became Moto2’s engine supplier in 2019.

Special edition celebrates success in 2026 Finke Desert Race, adding $3,500 worth of extras for a $1,500 premium.

Entry to concert by Aussie rock legend included in ticket price for Saturday, 24 October.

Chinese manufacturer to arrive here this October with nine model range, covering sport, naked, adventure and cruiser models.

Spanish rider will remain with the Aruba.it Racing – Ducati team for the 2027 and 2028 seasons.

Quartararo to ride the Honda HRC factory RC213V, Alonso to likely land at LCR satellite team.

Spanish teenager aims to continue his success with CFMOTO Aspar Team in the intermediate class.

New ‘Triumph Factory Custom’ model for 2027 features equipment upgrades and premium finishes. Limited to 750 units worldwide.

‘Bike Builder Shootout’ to feature at automotive aftermarket industry trade show for the first time.

WorldSSP300 and WorldSPB race winner will ride for the Kawasaki WorldSSP Team

Experienced pairing will make the move from Ducati’s Desmosedici to KTM’s RC16 for MotoGP’s new technical era.

Tenth edition of annual event will be centred on Victoria’s South West, limited to 130 KTM Adventure riders.

Aussie teenager to remain with Venum Bud Racing Kawasaki for 2027 EMX250 Championship.

Italian squad to remain as a Ducati Factory Supported Team through to at least 2029.

Italian squad will blend youth with experience for MotoGP’s new technical era.

Overall market improves by 8.2 per cent for first half of the year compared to 2025, driven by a big increase in off-road bike sales.