Bike

Big Green goes Greek Clearly, someone at Kawasaki was thinking Greek when it came time to reincarnate the ER-6f The ancient Greeks picked up the theory of the four humors from the Egyptians and ran […]

Edward Turner was a dab hand in motorcycle design, numbering the Ariel Square Four and the Triumph Speed Twin (later to grow into the Bonneville) among his, um, triumphs. But did you know he was […]

Street smart It takes some learning, but the payoff is spectacular I was lucky enough to be among the international press contingent that saw the Streetfighter for the first time at the Milan motorcycle show […]

Adopted Aussies They’re so good, they’re so right, they’re so … us! I think we should declare the BMW F 650 GS and Triumph Tiger 800 adopted Aussies. Why? Because these two wonders are so […]

Rider on the Storm It’s black and it’s MEAN! Hear the rumble … PHOTOS: Lou Martin Thundering into the market is the 1700cc Triumph Thunderbird that everyone wanted, and it’s called the Storm. It packs […]

Go big adventuring You can make a case for size I once rode a 250cc trailbike around the world, about as adventurous a ride as you could find in those relatively peaceful times, so you […]

Set to stun Wherever you’re headed, Yamaha’s new Fazer will take you there Yamaha’s bold new 600cc class offering, the reworked Fazer, uses much of the more modest naked XJ6N’s technology to provide sportier thrills […]

Bike porn Kisses from the sidelines Photos Nick Wood Whether you like sportsbikes or not, the Bimota DB8 SP is a piece of exotica that everyone will be interested in, even just to admire. And […]

I have seen the future.. … and it is the 696 More than a decade and a half after Ducati blew everyone away at the Cologne motorcycle show with a new model that created a […]

Better – but how much? Did the Street Triple really need a quicker version? Words: Wayne Mclaren Photos: Lou Martin I have to admit that when it comes to these up-rated versions of already good […]