Articles by Mike Ryan

World Superbike rookie Ben Spies proved to be an unstoppable combination with the new 2009 YZF-R1.

Triumph's Daytona 675 has been revised and updated for the 2009 season with a host of modifications to improve the bike's handling and performance.

The 2009 model of new Australasian Supercross Champion Chad Reed's weapon of choice, the Suzuki RM-Z450, is now available in Australia.

Low maintenance, durable, lightweight and rugged, the 2009 Suzukis offer the ultimate versatility for all kinds of riding and are built to suit Australian conditions.

The 2009 Suzuki DR-Z125L is a great introduction to off-road trail riding fun.

A brand new motorcycle brand was introduced to Australia at the Melbourne Motor Show.

With the off-road focus of this issue's editorial content, it's worth looking at techniques that are exclusive to off-road riding. Most people think dirt riding is all about pegs & legs, but there's more to it than that, as Warwick Schuberg explains.

YMA has released its all new revolutionary YZF-R1. The radical and innovative new model represents the most significant development in engine and chassis technology ever seen in the 11-year history of this motorcycle.

The latest TE 310 Husqvarna has widened Husqvarna's Enduro range.

Closely based on the high flying big bore CRF450R, the enduro winning CRF450X has been claiming victories in events around the world.

Triumph has unveiled the all new Thunderbird cruiser that will join the 2010 model line-up. Designed to take on the best in the cruiser category, combining sleek and modern custom styling with strong performance and great dynamics, the Thunderbird delivers an authentic cruiser experience in a uniquely Triumph package.

Triumph Tiger a versatile tourer. Triumph recorded one of its best years in 2008, on the back of excellent performances by the Tiger and Sprint. 2008 also was a time of celebration with the release of the 60th anniversary Bonneville, the Special Edition Speed Triple and the first reveal of the new Street Triple R at the Melbourne Bike Expo. For 2009 Triumph changes are broadly evolutionary, rather than revolutionary, but the large model range all receive some attention.