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Honda adds new CRF 110F minibike to offroad range
Honda has revealed a brand new addition to the CRF family - the CRF 110F. Featuring a brand new engine with electric start, a new chassis\nplus CRF 450R motocross styling, the CRF 110F is sure to be an appealing package for riders in the 8 - 10 age bracket.
Gelbke 'Auto Four' goes to auction in USA
If you know the name Wild Bill Gelbke, you'll know he's the man behind 'Roadog', the mammoth creation generally regarded as the World's largest motorcycle. On June 1, another of Gelbke's behemoth, car-engined machines will go to auction in the US.
2013 Honda CRF 450R revealed
Honda Australia has revealed initial information on the 2013-spec CRF 450R motocrosser, which thanks to help from former AMA Supercross champion, Jeremy McGrath, is expected to take competition to new heights.
CRT quarter season report 2012
The new element to the 2012 Moto GP championship has been the inclusion of the Claiming Rule Team (CRT) machines. Distinct from the factory prototypes, the CRT machines run production engines in race-spec chassis from a variety of manufacturers.
Tsunami Harley goes to H-D museum
A Harley-Davidson motorcycle recovered on the coast of British Columbia after drifting for more than a year and 4,000 miles across the Pacific Ocean following the March 2011 Japanese Tsunami will be preserved by the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee as a memorial to the tragedy that claimed more than 15,000 lives, in accordance with the wishes of its owner, Ikuo Yokoyama.
2012 World Superbikes - round 6
Round 6 of the 2012 World Superbike Championship was one of mixed fortunes for the series frontrunners, but the overall round victory went the way of BMW Motorrad's Marco Melandri, as the S1000 RR continues to improve.
Three wheels & three cylinders
The motorcycle-engined Morgan three-wheelers have inspired a host of imitators, both faithful and otherwise, but one of the more unique takes on the bike-engined car was recently auctioned in the UK through Bonhams.
British classics to feature at Shannons Melbourne Auction
Scheduled for Monday, June 4, Shannons Melbourne Winter Classic Auction will feature a number of desirable classic British motorcycles.
Horsham to replace Barrabool at 2012 MX Nationals
Williams Event Management and Motorcycling Australia announced on May 25 that the venue for round seven of the 2012 Monster Energy MX Nationals would switch from Barrabool to Horsham in Victoria. The date of 15 July will remain unchanged.
36th Historic Winton 2012 starts today
Australia's largest and most popular all-historic motor race meeting, Historic Winton presents a weekend of non-stop racing featuring over 400 historic racing cars and motorbikes from the 1920s to the 1980s.
36th Historic Winton 2012 kicks off today
Australia's largest and most popular all-historic motor race meeting, Historic Winton, will mark its 36th running of the event this weekend, with non-stop racing across Saturday and Sunday, featuring over 400 historic racing motorbikes, outfits and cars from the 1920s to the 1980s.
Aitchison out of World Superbikes
By mutual agreement, Mark Aitchison and the Grillini Progea World Superbike team have brought an end to their partnership in this year's FIM Superbike World Championship.
2013 Kawasaki KX range revealed
Kawasaki have revealed their upcoming KX motocross range, with the highlight being the KX250F, which is virtually all new for 2013. Alongside the KX250F, there are major upgrades to the KX450F, along with graphics and appearances changes to the KX85/II and KX65.
1969 BSA A75R Rocket 3 SPOTLIGHT
After making its name and fame in the post-War period with a series of powerful, well-handling singles and twins, BSA, like the British motorcycle industry in general, was struggling by the late 1960s. With Japanese motorcycles proving increasingly popular, a new large-capacity roadbike was needed to bring the masses back to the British brands. BSA's response came in the form of the 'Rocket 3', which debuted in late 1968 as a 1969 model.
Rutledge takes moto win on debut in USA
Current Australian Women's MX Champion, Meghan Rutledge, made an impressive debut in the US this past weekend, winning the second WMX moto at the first round of the AMA series at Hangtown, Sacramento, California.
Sissis continues Moto3 improvement
Australia's Arthur Sissis rode an excellent Moto3 race at Le Mans to score fifth place in only his fifth Grand Prix start. In treacherous conditions at the French circuit, the 16 year-old remounted after an early crash to work his way through the field.
New colour Triumphs coming in June
Triumph have unveiled a range of bold new colours, style motifs and improved aesthetics across the entire model range, with the new looks available in dealerships shortly.
New route, new challenges for 2012 Australasian Safari
This year's Australasian Safari will feature a new course and a new host of challenges for the 100+ competitors when Australia's toughest off-road adventure hits the coast instead of the hinterland.
Kiwi Manx Norton features in UK auction
Bonhams annual Stafford auction, held on April 29 in conjunction with the 32nd Classic Motorcycle Show in the UK, featured two hundred lots, covering all types of classic, race, rare and collectable motorcycles.
Draggin Jeans. September 2007
Draggin Jeans - protecting you . . . and also protecting frogs!
Australian round of World Trials Championship report
Australia's first-time hosting of a round of the FIM World Trials Championship (WTC) has been declared a huge success, with competitors praising the challenge of the Mt. Tarrengower course, and organisers rapt with the response to the event from both spectators and competitors.
Vermeulen struggles in MotoGP return
Chris Vermeulen's return to the MotoGP field at the Monster Energy Grand Prix de France proved to be a difficult one, the Aussie struggling in the wet conditions.
West and QMMF improve at Le Mans MotoGP
The weekend's rain-affected Monster Energy Grand Prix de France allowed Australia's Ant West to once again show his wet weather riding skills, securing the QMMF team's best result so far of seventh.
Lorenzo wins at Le Mans MotoGP round 4
In treacherously wet conditions at the Monster Energy Grand Prix de France, Yamaha Factory Racing's Jorge Lorenzo triumphed, while Ducati's Valentino Rossi recorded his best result with Ducati to finish second ahead of Casey Stoner. Lorenzo's result means he also regains the championship lead from Stoner.
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