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The enviable MV marque not only has a fine selection of motorcycles to choose from, it also carries a complete range of quality clothing accessories for the fastidious owner or admirer.

MV Agusta F4 1000 SENNA has arrived!

Just seven days after Italy won the football World Cup with a dramatic victory against France in Berlin, Camel Yamaha Team rider Valentino Rossi produced an equally stunning performance to seal another success for his country on German soil, thanks to a remarkable MotoGP win at the Sachsenring circuit near Dresden.

Spaniard Dani Pedrosa won the British Grand Prix in fine style after qualifying with the fastest ever motorcycle lap at Donington.

Colin Edwards came within metres of his first MotoGP World Championship victory after dominating the Dutch TT until a breathtaking finale at Assen.

Over the past few years, the Telefonica Movistar team have continued to display impressive results in MotoGP, and now fans can have their own piece of history.

This month's Bike Of The Month is one of the ex factory-supported Jay Taylor Honda 954 Fireblades.

.....And now for something different! One mother of a bike ...and it sports a Dodge badge!

The new Integral ABS incorporates the braking system into a fully networked all round system and provides the foundation for additional dynamic riding control systems with a reduction in technical requirements and features.

BMW continues a long and proud trad-ition with the introduction of the new R 1200 R roadster, the successor to the distinguished R 1150 R.

Honda has again secured the top sales spot for the first half of the year according to figures just released by the Federal Chamber of Automotive Indsutries (FCAI).

Smooth Cruiser - Yamaha's 2006 model Royal Star Venture is the consummate performer when it comes to swallowing huge distances in total comfort.

Yamaha has released its latest weapon to combat the urban jungle - the economical 50cc Jog scooter.

YAMAHA FJR1300A - Yamaha's best selling sports tourer has been completely revamped for 2006.

Sebastien Charpentier (Winston Ten Kate Honda) secured his second pole in as many attempts, thanks to a lap just outside the existing track best, set in 2003, shortly before the advent of control tyres for every SBK class.

The fight for pole!

When two Troys go to war

TWO RECORDS FOR TROY - Bayliss scored his ninth pole reaching Raymond Roche as the seventh place all-time and beat the qualifying record of Phillip Island with 1'32"159.

Stopping of course!\nIs that all? Can they also be used for stabilising? Everyone knows that a bike is more stable when driving - right? Don't brakes retard speed?

The Scorpio SR-i500S is a security system that claims to be the first two-way FM security system designed specifically for the motorcycle industry.

Still recovering from the broken leg he suffered in the lead up to the 2006 SBK season...

Joining Motorcycling Australia's 'Rider's Division' offers many benefits, the latest of which is a 10% discount on any purchase at Melbourne's Technical Book Shop, which specialises in motoring and motorcycling publications and periodicals.

COL GETS A CAR - EVERYONE ELSE JUST GETS WET!