Bike Review

Honda’s E-Clutch technology retains a conventional gearbox while electronically controlling clutch operation. This year, the system arrived on the NX500, while the XL750 Transalp and Hornet 750 gain …
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BSA’s return to Australia continues with the Bantam 350, a retro-styled commuter aimed squarely at one of the most competitive segments of the market. We take it for spin …
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Hatto jumps on the big bird from sunny Cairns to chilly Melbourne, heads to the High Country and spends a few days at the launch of the new …
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After 1000km in every condition from Sydney traffic to Ourimbah State Forest, it’s clear Kawasaki has built a capable all-rounder with the KLE500 SE, provided you understand its …
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Adventure bikes regularly commute during the week, tour across the country, tackle dirt roads or trails and still often embarrass sportsbikes through the twisties. And Ducati’s Multistrada V4 …
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Iconic British motorcycle manufacturer Norton motorcycles have entered the adventure-sport motorcycle segment with the launch of its all-new Atlas, unveiled to the select motorcycle media at the TVS …
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Back when I tested the original Royal Enfield Himalayan, I came away impressed by its honesty. It wasn’t fast, refined or particularly sophisticated, but it was affordable, capable …
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Celebrating 50 years since the launch of an icon, Honda’s Gold Wing Tour Premium shows why the flagship tourer remains a benchmark for long-distance comfort, refinement and effortless kilometre-eating ability. …
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Ever since the original MT-09 arrived and turned the nakedbike class upside down, I’ve been waiting for Yamaha to build a proper supersport around the CP3 triple. I …
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When Royal Enfield first unveiled the Goan Classic 350, I’ll admit I wasn’t entirely convinced. The bobber-inspired styling, mini ape-hanger handlebars, floating rider seat and whitewall tyres seemed …
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