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Evolving from the Continental GT 535, the new Continental GT 650 is Royal Enfield's latest iteration of their British café racer. Originally released in the 1960s as a 250cc engine, the Continental GT models have seen a dramatic performance upgrade, yet still maintains the timeless aesthetic of its predecessors.  

Available now in Australia is the 2021 V-Strom 650XT, Suzuki’s highly praised mid-range adventure tourer. The V-Storm legacy is all about affordable and fun adventure riding, and this year is no different.

The all-new Yamaha Tracer 9 GT continues to encapsulate the sport, touring philosophy and now features the most sophisticated technologies ever seen on Yamaha’s Sport Touring motorcycles. Originally launched five years ago, the multi-role tourer quickly became a leading model for the brand.

Embodying the 1960s spirit of Kawasaki’s W retro-classic line-up, the modernized W800 Cafe has been meticulously crafted to be a true throwback to the iconic W1. Now featuring modern technologies and specifications, here are the top 3 features about Kawasaki’s W800 Cafe.

An icon for British motorcycling is Triumphs new Bonneville T120. New for 2021, the Bonneville enhances performance, handling and technology, yet maintains the timeless design DNA from years past. Like all other Triumphs, the Bonneville T120 has a premium quality and comes in both a chrome and black finish. 

Iconic. Nostalgic. Soulful. These are the 3 keywords BMW use to describe the new BMW R18, a modernised classic cruiser.

With only 500 units set to be distributed globally, KTM’s 1290 Super Duke RR is a limited edition, powerhouse of a motorcycle. Here's what you need to know about the new 2021 Limited Edition Super Duke RR.

Developed in Australia, the Quad Lock mounting system is an innovative and unique solution to securely mount your smartphone to your bike, motorbike and car.

Get a taste of wild Tasmania as you swing high up into the sub-alpine atmosphere of Kunanyi / Mt Wellington overlooking Hobart, and then cruise down the edge of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area to Whale Lookout.

Winding country roads, soaring mountain twisties, never-ending valley views and roaring waterfalls – your ride to Queen Mary Falls will reveal the dramatic delights of the Scenic Rim and more.