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Many motorcycle owners find they have less time than they would like to ride their machines.

If you are new to motorcycling, you will need to think hard about what you really want and need in your first bike.

First released in 1965, the T20 moved Suzuki's two stroke offerings from commuter firmly into the sports bike arena.

Five years after the introduction of the popular 1050cc Sprint ST sports tourer comes a new model with greater practicality and more emphasis on the 'touring' aspect of 'sports touring'- the Triumph Sprint GT.

ONE HAND ON THE TROPHY?

Yamaha has added two new models to the popular FZ sports bike range - the FZ8N and FZ8S.

A GRAND FINALE!

Honda has launched a revolutionary new technology - Dual Clutch Transmission - which could revolutionise the future of motorcycling.

CDR Rockstar Yamaha again took their mobile workshop on the road...

A water-cooled Harley? What a revolution!

GOOD THINGS COME IN THREES!

Ducati's Monster family has a new addition in the 796.

MIXED BAG AT MOREE

Taiwanese ATV manufacturer TGB will enter the Australian market, distributed by the Paul Feeney Group.

The MX National round at Wodonga saw the brains trust of CDR Rockstar Yamaha, Craig Dack, Gary Benn and Shawn Hodgetts, share their vast knowledge of dirt bikes with a room full of enthusiasts at Whitehouse Motorcycles, Albury.

If you could pin the development of dual sports motorcycles on one thing, it would have to be Dakar.

Husqvarna have released the new TE 630 Dual Sport and SMS 630 Super Motard models.

Sales of new motorcycles have dropped in the first half of 2010, with road bikes remaining the most popular segment.

CDR hold steady in Wodonga.

We took on the challenge of creating our own bobber using a donor bike and a conversion kit.

Honda's newest offshoot of the top selling VT750 Shadow Cruiser is now available.

Hot racing on a cold track.

Casey Stoner will quit Ducati in November this year, ending a successful four-year partnership.

After establishing a name for themselves throughout the 1960s by building some fast but frightening two strokes, Kawasaki moved into the large capacity four stroke arena with the release of the Kawasaki Z1 in 1972.