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The much-anticipated Ventura Bike-Pack System is now available to suit your Speed or Scrambler 400. Don’t miss this opportunity to upgrade your Triumph Speed 400 & Scrambler 400 X with …
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The CapStrap open axle tie-down system costs $174.95 RRP and is designed for BMW’s with 5.3cm hollow axles. The system ensures your BMW stays perpendicular and in place wherever you …
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The Yamaha MT-07 arrived here 10-years ago. It’d originally been designed specifically for the Australian & NZ markets and like it’s larger sibling the MT-09, had been designed for rideability …
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Last summer I got a new RJAYS Pace Airflow jacket to replace my older RJAYS jacket that I had owned since we had Rapid Bikes magazine. The Pace Airflow is …
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Triumph its new Tiger 1200 family. The updates include further refinements to the engine, enhanced comfort and ergonomics, improved cornering ground clearance, reduced seat height with Active Preload Reduction and …
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The new look electric balance bikes from Wired Bikes are exactly what our future two-wheel champions need to develop and advance their core riding skills. Designed in Australia, the latest …
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Ronax announced a V4 500 GP bike for the streets a decade ago in 2014. Anyone who grew up riding two-stroke motorcycles would relate to just how mind-blowing that news …
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STACYC electric balance bikes launched in the USA in 2016 but it wasn’t until 2021 that Cassons began to import the 12in and 16in models into Australia. The electric balance …
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The all-new Street Glide and Road Glide models featuring the new Milwaukee-Eight 117 are more powerful, comfortable, and lighter, and packed with advanced technology, including a new infotainment system, all …
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