Articles by Mike Ryan

New Buell 1125R redefines the sportsbike riding experience.

The highly anticipated new generation, 2008 model of Suzuki's legendary Hayabusa sports bike is now available in Australia. Named after the Japanese bird of prey capable of speeds in excess of 300km/h, the iconic Hayabusa has been one of Suzuki's most popular, high powered sports models since it first burst into the Australian market in 1999.

Blends track and street performance. Engine upgrades enhance performance and durability of the 2008 XB12R.

Buell Ulysses - ready for any road. Significant changes to the front suspension and steering, plus powertrain enhancements, improve the performance of the 2008 Buell Ulysses XB12X, adventure sportbike.

Buell continues to develop its Thunderstorm V-Twin powertrain in 2008, with significant enhancements that boost engine performance and reduce required maintenance.

While the recent acquisition of Husqvarna and the development of the 450 Enduro prototype show that BMW are broadening their range, the bread & butter of the Bavarian marque remains solidly-built, reliable tourers like this month's feature bike - the K1200GT.

An estimated crowd of around 4000 turned out to Barrabool's McAdam Park to see Australia retain the International Oceania Motocross Championship.

Sharper claws, smoother ride. While Suzuki may claim a 'first' with fuel injection on their RM-Z450, Yamaha have been offering fuel injection on their performance YFM700R Raptor ATV for some time now.

Suzuki is ready to take the Australian motocross scene by storm, offering the first glimpse of its all new, fuel injected 2008 RM-Z450 four-stroke weapon at the Sydney Motorcycle Show.

The 2008 model GSX-R1000K8 has landed in Australia, sporting class leading performance, cutting edge technology, design and engineering.

Erik Buell started in 1983 with a simple dream: To build a great American sport motorcycle, one that could compete on the race track against the most sophisticated import competition.

"The Money or the Box" It's one of those eternal questions, but thanks to Yamaha, both choices are winners in their 'Money or the Box' promotion.