Bike Reviews

We’ve brought you Sir Al’s TRX850 proddie test, now his Over Racing TRX850R racer. Born as a Japan-only oddity, the TRX became a giant-killer when Cathcart and Over …
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BMW’s 2025 S 1000 R Sport blends sharper throttle response, refined electronics and everyday usability into a nakedbike that feels polished and confidence-inspiring. Our resident Beemer test guru, Pommie, recently …
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Suzuki’s GSX-8 platform has quietly become one of the most versatile and convincing middleweight foundations on the market and with the arrival of the new GSX-8T and GSX-8TT, …
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Happy Christmas! Need a last-minute Christmas gift idea for the rider in your life? Look no further than the BikeReview 2025 Christmas Gift Guide, with some cool new products and …
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With the Yamaha FJR1300, the last four-cylinder shaft drive bike on the market, now only available here and in Canada, four-pot shafties are all but gone. We still …
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The RG500 is already one of the most collectable bikes in the world but the Walter Wolf special, in particular this Japanese spec model, takes it up a notch. Adding …
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Electric motorcycles in Australia have never had an easy run, yet FONZ has managed to outlast many bigger, better-funded players. Founder and CEO Michelle Nazzari talks through the decisions, setbacks …
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Today in 2015 BikeReview went live. What a ride. In that time alone we have reviewed over 500 motorcycles. Last month we had 238,678 visitors and 1,456,242 page views. We …
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BMW’s F 900 XR blends comfort with handling, strong electronics and easy real-world performance. More approachable than its 1000cc sibling, it still delivers the tech and usability riders …
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Launched in 1995, the TRX850 fused a 270° parallel twin with European-inspired chassis thinking to create an affordable sportsbike. Three decades on, its engineering story, racing pedigree and distinctive feel …
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