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About Jeff Ware

Jeff is a syndicated motorcycle journalist and editor/owner of BikeReview.com.au, which he launched in 2015. Jeff has over 20-years and 400 races at A grade level racing under his lid, and has been a full time motorcycle journalist since 2001. In the 1990s, Jeff completed his apprenticeship as a motorcycle mechanic, before moving to journalism in early 2000s as Staff Journo at Two Wheels and Live To Ride. His first editorship was at Streetbike Magazine, and he founded Rapid Bikes, Retrobike and Knee Down with Peter Pap. He also publishes a racing and track day website called pitboard.com.au and is a regular car reviewer for exhaustnotes.com.au. Jeff is a long time contributor to Classic Racer, Classic Motorcycle Mechanics and many overseas publications from MCN UK to motorcycle.com USA.
Latest Posts | By Jeff Ware
Quick Test: 2015 BMW S 1000 RR Review
9.8
10 years ago

Quick Test: 2015 BMW S 1000 RR Review

The bike I tested here for a few weeks had some tasty bling fitted by BMW. It had lots of carbon-fibre – front guard, chain guard, rear hugger, heel guard, …
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Review: 2016 Ducati Scrambler Sixty2
8
10 years ago

Review: 2016 Ducati Scrambler Sixty2

Deputy Editor Kris Hodgson recently tested the Ducati Scrambler (here) and was blown away by just how much fun the bike is. There is a trend at the moment heading …
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Review: 2016 Ducati Multistrada 1200 DVT
8
10 years ago

Review: 2016 Ducati Multistrada 1200 DVT

The Ducati Multistrada may look huge but it really is not that big. It’s tall and will make shorter riders tip-toe but the seat is adjustable from 825-845mm and …
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Tech Tips: Fitting Rearsets
10 years ago

Tech Tips: Fitting Rearsets

There are loads of different brands and styles of rearsets available on the market from super expensive top shelf parts to cheap Chinese eBay specials. One thing to consider, though, …
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Review: 2013 CBR250R Moriwaki
8.8
10 years ago

Review: 2013 CBR250R Moriwaki

It was a fair while ago that I was first looking at learner bikes, and naturally the main and most popular option was a used Honda CBR250RR from the 1986-1995 …
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Quick Chat: Kawasaki Yoshimoto Matsuda
10 years ago

Quick Chat: Kawasaki Yoshimoto Matsuda

ZX-10R street and racing Project Leader Yoshimoto Matsuda and his team had a lot riding on this weekend’s SBK races. With an all-new ZX-10R released to the public at …
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Rubber Talk – Pirelli & WSBK
11 years ago

Rubber Talk – Pirelli & WSBK

Tyre choice is one of the most, if not the most, crucial decisions for a team and rider to make on race weekend. Without grip and rider confidence a podium …
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Four Days Until Phillip Island SBK!
11 years ago

Four Days Until Phillip Island SBK!

By  •  Race News, News

Get set for the fastest, closest racing on the planet, when the world’s leading production bikes return to Australia’s motorcycle mecca, the Phillip Island Grand Prix circuit, for next …
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Casey Stoner On SBK, Phillip Island…
11 years ago

Casey Stoner On SBK, Phillip Island…

By  •  Race News, News

Casey Stoner Chats About World Superbikes SBK, Phillip Island!

Two-time MotoGP world champion Casey Stoner’s fresh association with Ducati could see him test the Italian make’s world superbike machinery …
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2016 Victory Octane Revealed
11 years ago

2016 Victory Octane Revealed

After much hype and anticipation and a long marketing campaign for an all-new sports slanted middleweight cruiser from Victory, the Octane was revealed overnight.

We are heading the Victory Motorcycles …
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