Motorcycle Reviews

Zero SR – Cycle Torque Test

Zero builds electric bikes in Santa Cruz, California and has been doing so since 2007. Over nine years Zero has pretty much led the way in practical, electric motorcycling. […]

Motorcycle Reviews

Own the Street

“… the Street 500 is unmistakably still a Harley.” […]

Adventure

BMW R 1200 GS Adventure

AUSTRALIA is a vast land with the bulk of its small population, and roads, jammed up against the East Coast. Most of us live within a couple of hours of the beach, somewhere between Geelong […]

Adventure

Ducati Multistrada 1200 Enduro

DUCATI has done the difficult, if not the impossible – at its first attempt at building an adventure bike, built a machine which really takes it up to the established brands and models. Of course […]

Motorcycle Reviews

Yamaha MT-03 | 2016 model review

Yamaha’s MT-03 is a shorn R3, but it feels like a ‘bigger’ bike with a friendly engine, ABS and reliable handling. […]

Cruiser

2016 Harley-Davidson Roadster press launch

Harley-Davidson’s new Roadster isn’t a sportsbike in the modern sense, but it is fun in the twisties and offers a ‘good fun’ level of performance. […]

Motorcycle Reviews

Kawasaki Ninja 300 Special Edition – 2016 model review

Kawasaki’s Ninja 300 has been Australia’s best-selling road bike, and in the July 2016 issue we ride it on the road and on the track to have a good look at why. […]

Enduro

Husqvarna FE350 – 2016 model review

Husqvarna’s FE350 is one of the new-generation mid-capacity enduro bikes which balance power and rideability so well. Cycle Torque tested the FE350 in the July 2016 issue. Sure, you can read the text here, […]

Adventure

Adrenalin Everywhere | Ducati Multistrada 1200 DVT

The Multistrada is Ducati’s most versatile bike, capable of carving up winding roads, taking on the urban grind, eating freeways and even blasting down gravel surfaces. […]

Adventure

Perfect Roadbikes? | BMW S 1000 XR, Ducati Multistrada DVT, Aprilia Caponord Touring

“Comfortable, fast, practical and fun, they may not be perfect but they might be…” […]