And it was all held in the biker's playground, Tasmania, as the Street Triple R, Duke 690 R, GSR750, Z800, F 800 R and Brutale 675 slogged it out. Who won? Read on.
The entry-level sportster gets funkier clothes and some useful updates, feels pushbike-light and is simply a great deal of fun to be on
Four reasons in one day? Can the Multistrada be all things to all people: the only bike you'll ever need? It certainly builds a compelling case
We tour through the North Island on Harley-Davidson's XL1200CB, which did a great job of being a 'mini' Switchback or Road King across some stunning roads
KTM has come out all guns blazing with the new 1190 Adventure and wants its tag of best adventure bike back from BMW with its power-to-weight class leader
The big-bore touring market has another heavy-hitter in its ranks. This new addition does the California name proud with a spanking engine and great handling
The classically styled cruiser is yet another to deliver a ‘less is more’ philosophy as it sets out to fill the void left by the Kingpin in the American company’s cruiser range
Honda has invested a lot of energy over the last few years in producing ‘sensible’ real world machinery, and the CBR500R may turn out to be its best effort yet
KTM continues its concerted push into the mass-volume road market with its sporty 390 Duke, which bridges the gap between the 'tiddler' and larger Dukes
There’s plenty you can do to stay warm on your bike this winter without wearing 25 layers of clothing, and we have five great tips to get you on your way
Half regular scoot, half maxi scoot – does Aprilia's impressive SR Max 300 have a niche of its own? We attempt to answer that very question
BMW hasn't beaten around the bush -- the R 1200 GS has been redesigned from just about every angle, and the labour has borne fruit. It's awesome
The BRP-made Outlander is a clear contender for the primary producer’s dollar – it carries, tows and transports rider and supplies to wherever they’re required
The latest version is better than ever – easy to ride fast or slow. But it’s fighting some stiff opposition, especially from the European brands
There’s a lot to like about the new quarter-litre commuter from Suzuki, including sure-footed handling, a very good build quality, and plenty of comfort
