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Equipped with the world's largest production motorcycle engine and producing the highest torque of any production motorcycle, Triumph's Rocket 3 is in a whole different class of its own. Welcome to the genesis of an all-new generation of Triumph’s ultimate motorbike legend, the Rocket 3.

BMW’s most powerful superbike on offer is back for 2021, offering some of the most impressive power specifications and technology ever seen on a BMW motorcycle.

Hardy, torquey and surprisingly sporty, the Indian Challenger Dark Horse has unbridled power, ready to cruise Australia’s most scenic roads.

Endless winding roads in the Adelaide Hills are the perfect place for a quick blat to get your blood pumping.

We never plan on dropping our motorcycle, yet it does happen. To make sure you are prepared in this situation, here’s a quick guide on how to correctly pick up a dropped motorcycle.

Before saddling up and heading out for an afternoon cruise on the Peugeot Django 150, my feelings towards Scooters were apprehensive. Honestly, this segment of motorcycling never really stood out to me, yet admittedly this changed during the brief time spent riding on Peugeot’s Django 150.

Is the hype around Bluetooth intercoms all that exciting? Well over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been testing out the new Cardo Freecom 1+, during my daily commutes and weekend rides. The truth is, I can’t imagine jumping back on a bike without one of these handy devices strapped to my helmet.  

An ultra-premium limited edition 2021 Chieftain Elite has entered Indian’s line up for this year, serving as the brand most exclusive model.

Originally hitting Honda dealerships in the 1960s, the Honda Monkey stole the hearts of many biking enthusiasts. Over the decades, the Monkey has seen massive evolutions, yet has always stayed true to what the bike was originally manufactured for. Affordable street enjoyment.

It’s a sad reality, yet motorcycles do get stolen and at a frequent rate. Statistics have shown that during the years 2019-20, over 9,000 motorcycle thefts were recorded in Australia, half of which were never recovered.