Issue #35 of Adventure Rider Magazine attended some the country’s biggest adventure riding events. Yamaha’s Tenere Tragics, Ducati’s Adventure Tour, KTM’s Rallye Tasmania and BMW’s awesome, 25th anniversary GS Safari are all covered, along with spectacular and challenging rides through Mongolia, Canada and Alaska to the Arctic Circle, and a particularly breathtaking father-and-son ride through Peru following the Dakar Rallye.
As always, the photography and storytelling are as big as the adventures themselves.



Husqvarna’s Norden 901 heads up a fantastic issue full of scenic and challenging adventure in locations like Alice Springs, Kosciuszko, Nowra, Maidenwell and Mansfield. RideADV’s Greg Yager joins the team, and Geoff Ballard talks us through his amazing 1200GSA hybrid.

Australia’s leading adventure-riding magazine kicks off a new year with stellar stories and premium pics.
Kawasaki’s new-generation KLR650 gets a thorough going over, and KTM’s awesome 1290 Adventure R flagship is put to the test. The magazine gets face-to-face with Triumph’s chief engineer, Stuart Wood, for a rundown on the new 1200 tigers, and ride stories come from places like Birdsville’s Big Red, The Kimberley in WA, southern Victoria and Afghanistan.
As always, they’re real stories from real adventure riders.

Real stories from real riders.
The Gawler Ranges in South Australia, Perth to Murchison in Western Australia, New England NSW, the Gulf country in FNQ, and Alice Springs in the Northern Territory all feature in the issue, as does KTM’s 1290 Adventure and Harley-Davidson’s Pan America 1250 Special. Tech pieces on bike prep and cruise control run alongside a stack of great products in time for Christmas.

Another issue chock-a-block with stories and images from real-world riders and locations. Queensland’s KTM Rallye, Western Australia, The Northern Territory, Cape York, central NSW and Victoria all feature. Travis Beard’s 1980s adventures in Afghanistan continue and product reviews include Motodry’s Rallye 2 suit and J-B weld.

Harley-Davidson broke new ground with the Pan America 1250 Special. Is it the Next Big Thing? Adventure Rider Magazine issue #48 puts the bike through its paces to find out.
Other events include the BMW GS Safari between Cairns and Townsville, the Husky 701 trek in NSW and awesome pics and stories from as far afield as Afghanistan and Utah. The issue also pays tribute to much-loved rider and contributor, Craig Jackson and has a close look at knee braces.


BMW’s incredible GS line of adventure bikes celebrates 40 years of continuous production in 2021, and Australia’s premiere adventure-riding magazine took a few variations of the anniversary model for blast through some gorgeous Victorian mountain country.
KTM upped the adventure-bike ante with its 790 in 2019, and now the 890 has raised the stakes even higher. Issue #47 has a close look at the new Austrian and ponders how it could possibly improve on its predecessor.
The issue also rides the Aussie outback, New Zealand and Thailand, has a look at preventing fogging visors, and runs through some great new adventure-specific product.

On sale in April 2021, issue #46 of Adventure Rider Magazine shares the story of KTM - New Zealand Adventure Rallye - King Country, as well as Australia's wildest rides, a trip to British Columbia, Coolah. It also features HART Rider Training and Husky 701LR Adventurecorn.

On sale in February 2021, issue #45 of Adventure Rider Magazine shares the stories of riders through Southern Queensland, a ‘destress’ mission to Tibooburra, a trip with Hattah Adventures south of Mildura, Victoria, as well as a Victoria High Country cruise. If that wasn’t enough, a ride through Vietnam captures the essence of what qualifies as ‘an exciting or remarkable experience’.
In this issue the Adventure Rider team also look into tyre markings and the importance of selecting the correct tyre.


On sale in December 2020, issue #44 of Adventure Rider Magazine shares the stories of riders from Western Australia across the length and breadth of the nation to the eastern states and beyond. A ride through the Himalayas to the isolated, elevated kingdom of Mustang captures the essence of adventure riding with stunning images and a nail-biting narrative, and a run through Russia hits some bureaucratic hurdles.

The Adventure Rider Magazine staff also jump on KTM’s new flagship 1290 Super Adventure R and Triumph’s 900 Tiger Rally Pro.

With the COVID19 travel restrictions making international travel difficult, Adventure Rider Magazine’s issue #43 highlights Australia’s huge distances with rides to both lesser-known and iconic adventure destinations. The Flinders in South Australia, Cameron Corner and Texas in Queensland and Nelson in Victoria are all the subjects of truly inspiring rides. Two small-capacity adventurers get a run in NSW with Yamaha’s WR250R and KTM’s 390 Adventure, and the owner tells the story of a much-loved 1990 XLV750.
Issue #43 is on sale in October.

Adventure Rider Magazine’s expert team grabbed a handful of new models and put them through their paces for issue #42. Suzuki’s new V-Strom 1050, Triumph’s awesome Tiger 900 GT Pro and Husqvarna’s fantastic 701 Enduro LR are all ridden and rated. Of course, there are plenty of adventure-riding stories from around the country, and British adventure-riding legends Lyndon Poskitt and Billy Ward are both interviewed.

As quarantine and isolation hit hard, Adventure Rider Magazine rode the deserts and mountains of Australia. From the harsh and unforgiving Simpson Desert and the majesty of Uluru to the fire-ravaged Kangaroo Island and the lush subtropical forests of northern NSW, Australia’s leading adventure-riding magazine sought out the stories and images to offer the escape and dream material its readers crave.Honda’s new CRF1100 Africa is extensively reviewed as well.There’s plenty more in issue #41, on sale in June.

It’s a celebrity overload in the April/May issue of Australia’s leading adventure-riding magazine. Long Way Round’s Charley Boorman and six-time Dakar competitor Rodney Faggotter both went face-to-face with Adventure Rider Magazine’s editor to tell their personal stories.
The issue also has rides from Bali, South America, Asia and of course, locations in Australia itself – everything from the Victorian mountains to the vast, flat deserts of Longreach. A few industry heavyweights give some solid, no-nonsense advice on selecting tyres, and, naturally, there’s a call to action to support communities affected by the bushfires of late 2019 and early 2020.
There’s all that and more in issue #40 of Adventure Rider Magazine, on sale in April 2020.

Yamaha’s Ténéré 700 gets a thorough workout in Adventure Rider Magazine’s issue #39, on sale in February 2020.The bike is the biggest thing to happen in adventure riding for years, and this issue more than nine pages are devoted to a comprehensive review of Yamaha’s newest adventure bike.
Of course the issue is filled with stories and images from real adventure riders, people facing challenges in places like New Zealand, South America, Western Australia, far-north Queensland and central NSW. There’s even one monumental ride from Steep Point, the westernmost point of the Australian mainland, to Cape Byron, the easternmost. Not everyone made it.
As always, the issue is built around superb storytelling, beautiful imagery and well-researched information.

What Tradies Want, Australia’s most popular tradies’ mag, has finished 2019 with a cracking issue.
The real-world testing of the new Toyota WorkHorse range continues, with the legendary HiAce hauling insane loads of equipment and raw materials to worksites. There’s four, serious, hard-core reviews of pro tradie equipment which has been put to work, and of course plenty of industry news and advice from the trades’ world.
Aside from the serious content, there’s plenty of entertainment – surfing, four-wheel driving, fishing and plenty more.
A copy of What Tradies Want magazine guarantees a merry Christmas.

Even though the issue is full of stories from Australia and around the world – including an amazing incident where a group of adventure riders stumbled into a war zone in Kashmir and survived a military bombardment – it’s the new bike which has the staff drooling.
Naturally there’s the columns, tech tips and real-world stories from riders who have the courage to travel some of the world’s most exotic locations. And of course the images, from the sublime professional photography to the gritty pics from amateur riders hoping to share their adventures, are incredible.
It’s that kind of storytelling which sets Australia’s leading adventure-riding magazine apart.

Adventure Rider Magazine’s 36th issue kicks off with a blast through the incredibly exotic Phang Nga Bay in Phuket, Thailand. In that fabulous and beautiful location the Moto Guzzi V85TT is put to the test riding the jungles, mountain roads and even beaches of one of the world’s most breathtaking locations.
Just as exotic and enjoyable as Phang Nga Bay itself, Ducati’s 2019 Scrambler Desert Sled gets a pounding and cements its place as a magazine favourite.
Also, marking six years of Australia’s market-leading publication devoted to motorcycle adventure, are amazing photography and stories from the Filnders Ranges, the Simpson Desert, The Victorian high country and Tasmania.
From a technical perspective, steering dampers are demystified and BMW’s Rallye suit cops a hands-on flogging in some very tough conditions.
Celebrating six years, Issue #36 of Adventure Rider Magazine issue #36 has the adventure world at its feet – and on every glossy, beautifully presented page.

Issue #34 of Adventure Rider Magazine has raged through a mountain of cutting-edge material in its latest issue.
BMW’s incredible 1250 GS, Triumph’s Scrambler 1200 and KTM’s 790 Adventure are giving thorough reviews, and some industry experts explain how to go about choosing a good adventure boot.
The stories are the backbone of the issue, as always, with tales from Morocco, South America, and North America, as well as all over Australia itself.
The jewel in the crown is a long chat with Dakar winner, and Australia’s newest world champion, Toby Price.
It’s an issue as big as the adventure-riding world itself.

With the throttle pinned wide open issue #33 of Adventure Rider Magazine powers its way to the lead of the adventure-motorcycling pack.
From the northern-most point of New Zealand’s north island, through Australia’s most scenic and isolated locations, across Canada and on to the Arctic circle itself, Adventure Rider Magazine’s writers and photographers pack 116 pages with two-wheeled adventure.A couple of new bikes are put to the test and some new equipment gets a close once-over.It’s another issue where every word and every image and every page is devoted adventure riding, around Australia and around the world.

With a smashing, tight-packed, 116 pages of adventure motorcycling from throughout Australia and around the world, the latest issue is the biggest yet.
Rides to the Arctic Circle, across the subcontinent and throughout Australia itself fill the pages with glorious colour and hard-won destinations.
Australia’s longest-running, dedicated adventure motorcycling journal is always pushing boundaries and sharing the adventure with the dedicated riders throughout the country.

Issue #31 of Adventure Rider Magazine hits the newsstands like a bike at full throttle into a Simpson sand dune. The mag travelled to the north of Italy to ride the new Benelli TRK502X, then grabbed some clean riding gear and headed out Australia’s Red Centre. The 108-page edition shares stories from exotic destinations like Mongolia and The Himalayas, and covers some of the most isolated and challenging rides and regions of Australia itself.

It’s an Australian magazine that rides the world.

Celebrating five years of immersion in the Australian adventure-motorcycling world - and five years of helping to shape the country's fastest-growing motorcycle segment - Adventure Rider Magazine offers a jam-packed 30th issue.
From the harsh, unforgiving outback of the Northern Territory and the green, snow-kissed mountains of New Zealand to the oxygen-starved roof of the world in the Himalayas, Adventure Rider Magazine again travels with its readers to the motorcycle hotspots of Australia and the world.


Issue #29 of Adventure Rider Magazine heads off the grid for a look at the camping and survival equipment needed to cope with a tough in the world’s harshest environments. And even though it’s the biggest issue ever, it’s chock-a-block with stories from across Australia and around the world. Everything from a fully guided and catered BMW run through the Victorian mountains to a struggle against the cyclonic winds of South America fill the pages alongside the latest adventure-riding product and technology.

From the Vietnam-China border through South America and Mongolia, Adventure Rider Magazine’s 28th issue shares the real-life stories of adventure riders around the world. Australia is home, and stories from the Blue Mountains, the western plains and far southern coast take pride of place. Well-researched articles on equipment and techniques are included among the lavishly photographed destinations and challenging situations, but the dream is always there, in every word and on every page.

Adventure Rider Magazine continued its passionate involvement with motorcycling adventure throughout Australia and around the world for its 27th issue. From the Harsh, barren mountains of New Zealand’s South Island and the vibrant colours and textures of Brazil and Argentina, through to the devastating, ancient sites of Australia’s Flinders Ranges and the lush, green landscape of the Victorian high country, Adventure Rider Magazine has captured the incredible vision and stories from some of the world’s most challenging and beautiful adventure terrain.

Motorcycle adventure riding is growing so fast in Australia most motorcycle titles are struggling to keep up. Adventure Rider Magazine not only sets the pace, it’s helping shape the biggest growth segment of Australian motorcycling. Issue #26 reaches new heights for luxurious photography and exotic locations with adventures from New Zealand, Kyrgyzstan, South America and, of course, the length and breadth of Australia.

Winter is when Australian adventure riders can tackle the awesome and deadly deserts in the centre of the continent. For issue #25 of Australia’s only dedicated adventure motorcycling magazine, two staffers tackled The Simpson, the world’s biggest sand desert, with very different results. Also in issue #25, the magazine heads to South America, the Flinders Ranges, and NSW’s Blue Mountains. The new SWM Superdual gets a serious review, and the long-term Ducati Multistrada Enduro 1200 is farewelled.
It’s another huge issue.

In its landmark 24th issue, Adventure Rider Magazine puts a cavalcade of the latest adventure bikes to the test, including Kawasaki’s Versys-X 300, Suzuki’s new V-Strom 650XT and 1000XT, the 2017 Husky 701 Enduro, Ducati’s Multistrada 950 and Royal Enfield’s newest offering, the Himalayan. The issue also begins the story of a London-to-Sydney ride, follows an NZ South Island adventure, trains with KTM and attends the first Yamaha WR250R rally.
That’s just the highlights. There’s so much more. It’s Australia’s only dedicated adventure-riding magazine.

The world of adventure is home to Australia’s only dedicated adventure-riding magazine. In its stunning 23rd issue Adventure Rider Magazine completes its epic ride along Victoria’s lost Major Mitchell Trail, traverses the steppes of Mongolia and criss-crosses our magnificent country from Bourke to Bright and Tasmania to the mighty Turon Gates. Superb adventure bikes like BMW’s R1200GS Rallye X, Ducati’s Multistrada 1200 Enduro, Honda’s Africa Twins and KTM’s 1290 Super Adventure R come under the spotlight, and of course, so do the people who ride them.
It’s all presented on glorious, full-gloss stock highlighting stories told with the passion and skill that have become trademarks of the magazine found in every adventure rider’s kit.

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