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The BMW R 1200 RT has a long history of providing riders with touring comfort combined with and strong performance and excellent handling… as well as a healthy dose of cutting-edge technology.

Made in Italy for the USA, the 750S ‘America’ is one of the rarest and most collectable MV Agusta classics.

Auto Fabrica have given two XSR900s and an XS750 a radical makeover for the latest Yamaha Yard Built project.

Husqvarna’s Vitpilen 401 and Svartpilen 401 (White Arrow and Black Arrow) have finally arrived in Australia, with the two retro-inspired roadsters reaching local ‘Husqvarna Real Street’ dealerships in May.

Honda Australia has confirmed the new Monkey will be coming here, with the first units to arrive in July.

Honouring a model from their past, MV Agusta have released an all-new ‘America’ roadster.

While Royal Enfield have traded off their military heritage with special colours and detailing in the recent past, the new Classic 500 ‘Pegasus Edition’ is a more specific tribute.

Honda’s CB1000R naked has been reborn as a “neo sports café” roadster.

“Adventure Sport” all-rounder concept unveiled at Villa d’Este concours event.

Although the original Triumph Bonneville was produced from 1959 through to 1974, for this story we’re looking at the relaunched 2002 Bonneville and how it compares with today’s impressive example of this retro classic.

WHEN SUZUKI’S KATANA CHANGED THE WORLD. It was the 1980s and the Suzuki Katana changed the world forever… and not a single genuine one ever came here. Sigh.

There is so much bang for your helmet buck here, it’s almost embarrassing.

KTM Enduro Racing Team’s Daniel Milner claimed his fifth Australian Four Day Enduro title at this year’s 40th Anniversary A4DE, held at Cessnock, NSW

The 2018 Condo 750 saw Jacob Smith of the Penrite Honda Desert Racing Team once again emerge victorious.

Kymco has released a new version of their Like 150 R scooter, which the Australian distributors are describing as the pièce de résistance of the range.

Kawasaki-backed stunt rider Jamie ‘JB’ Baker has unveiled his new Ninja ZX-6R-based stunt weapon – ‘Berserk’. Claimed to be the first of its kind in Australia, what makes Berserk unique is the addition of a custom turbo kit to the Kawasaki 636cc engine. Baker unveiled the bike this past April, but said the project was first dreamed up back in February, 2017.

CFMoto’s ‘NK’ roadster range has expanded, with a new, LAMS-legal 250NK joining the 150NK, 400NK and 650NK in the locally-available range.

Rare, beautiful and truly special, this incredible first production TFC model celebrates the best of British engineering, detailing and finish with this ultra-rare never-to-be-repeated version that delivers more in every dimension.

Harley-Davidson, the company that has defined the motorcycle industry for the past 115 years, showcased its next generation of two-wheeled transportation at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, unveiling the full product specification, connectivity and pricing for the first time.

In an era of race replicas and retro-inspired colour schemes, Royal Enfield has chosen a livery inspired by the world’s tallest mountain range for the new Himalayan ‘Sleet’.

After production of Honda’s iconic and long-lived Z50 ‘Monkey Bike’ ended in 2017, Honda looks set to bring the mini roadster back, but as a larger, retro-styled companion to the successful Grom.

MY18 version of adventure tourer features more than 200 changes to chassis and engine, new Showa suspension, new ‘Off Road Pro’ riding mode and more touring-friendly features. The 2018 version of the Triumph Tiger has arrived and brings with it new and updated features, covering the engine, chassis and rider technologies, as well as improvements to the finish and detailing.

With sharp styling, smooth handling and sweet performance, Kawasaki’s all-new Ninja 400 also comes with the seal of approval from three-time World Superbike champ Jonathan Rea!

Keeping Your Cool. The next time you give your bike a wash, take a good squiz at the radiator and oil cooler. Chances are you’ll spot plenty of damage caused by stones and other road debris that’s been flung up from your front tyre. A guard is the only way to prevent damage.