While the Victory Vision may have only appeared in 2007 and become available in 2008 the story stretches a fair bit further back, all the way to 2000, when Victory …
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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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It’s not so long ago that the name Super Duke was two-wheeled shorthand for “mad”. The original 2005-model V-twin was a raw naked V-twin with a throttle like a light …
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With plans to travel around Australia, including the aim to encounter a lot more dirt, the time came for me to trade in my Kawasaki Versys 650 and upgrade to a …
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With a full test of the 2016 FJR on the way next week, we thought it was time to revisit this grand high speed tourer!
Yamaha first introduced the FJR1300 …
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The Indian Roadmaster is a big motorcycle. It occupies a lot of floor space when sitting still and about the same when moving. Sitting still is where we’re starting our …
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Doing a 3000km round trip to Phillip Island was a great opportunity to test Yamaha’s MT-09 Tracer in the twisties and the boring straight line, normally bum numbing, roads.
MV Agusta’s Turismo Veloce 800 may seem like slightly different styled version of the Stradale 800 but this couldn’t actually be further from the truth, with the Turismo Veloce …
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Call me biased – and my last two bikes have been triples – but there’s something very special to me about a triple-cylinder, they are just different in a …
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The V-Strom first appeared in 2002 and was immediately popular due to the reputation of the 1000cc V-twin engine derived from the TL and SV family as well as the …
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