The latest version of Yamaha

German bike magazine heavyweight Motorrad recently awarded the new Triumph Tiger 1050 the top slot in a multi-bike shootout…

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GERMANS GIVE TIGER THE NOD

Suzuki

Yamaha’s latest generation FZ6N and FZ6S have gone on sale, and offer a number of improvements over the models they replace

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NEW FZ6s PACK EXTRA FIZZ

The most expensive production motorcycle currently available in the world, the MV Agusta F4 CC, has landed Down Under

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WORLD’S MOST EXPENSIVE BIKE HITS OZ

Suzuki’s latest generation GSX-R1000 is now available…

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NEW GIXXER THOU’ STANDING PROUD

Several new Suzuki paint schemes have recently made an appearance, with Suzuki dealerships around the country taking delivery of 2007-spec versions of the SV1000S V-twin and GS500 and GS500F parallel-twins.

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SUZUKI’S FRESH NEW LOOKERS

You’ve watched the MotoGP World Champion, now ride his bike!

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JUST LIKE NICKY’S!

BMW-sponsored Christian Pfeiffer was crowned the first Indoor Streetbike Freestyle World Champion recently, after clinching the title at the SWISS MOTO Motorcycle, Scooter and Tuning Exhibition in Zurich, Switzerland.

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PFEIFFER: UNDISPUTED STUNT KING

Honda

The Australian motorcycle and scooter boom has reached new heights

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AUSSIE BIKE BOOM CONTINUES

Triumph UK has released details of its sales performance for the 2005/2006 financial year, with the entire Triumph group recording an impressive increase in sales of some 18 per cent.

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TRIUMPH SALES SURGE

Previously only available in Cherry Red, Honda’s popular VTX1300S cruiser is now available in a new titanium colour scheme, which is guaranteed to turn heads.

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TITANIUM VTX ON SALE

Honda Motorcycles, Marine and Power Equipment (MPE) celebrated its 15th year of operations recently, the firm

Triumph’s three-cylinder middleweight, the Daytona 675, has come ‘top of the class’ in 2006, defeating some remarkably stiff competition to clinch the coveted International Bike of the Year award.

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DAYTONA 675 LAUDED