Australian Road Rider - January/February 2019

Chip Off The Old Block

ARR’s roving reporter, Ian Neubauer, heads to India to test the new Himalayan, Royal Enfield’s long-anticipated mid-size adventure tourer.

Winter Wonderland

As the weather cools, the tourists and surfers dwindle on the Sunshine Coast and the motorcycle riders move in

Taking It To The Street

Riders converge in Sydney’s Inner West for the 2017 Throttle Roll Street Party

Ride Like Hell

Anyone who hasn’t discovered the literary offerings of Paul Carter is missing a real treat.

Genre Bender

When Ducati produces a whole new bike, we sit up and take notice. When it creates a new category, well, the motorcycle world stands to attention. Leechy reports on the newest thing from Ducati, on the spot in Spain

Elite Fleet

BMW wheels out its very biggest guns to the Aussie press in an epic trip to take on Tassie’s challenging tarmac

Kriega Tail Packs

When it comes to bike luggage, my preference is usually a set of soft saddle bags; you can throw them on and off easily, and they make sense whether you’re packing for a day trip or a months-long adventure.

Pipe Dreams

We’re going hunting for noise after some urban exploration

Riding Me Crazy

Today’s 149km leg took us to 4200m above sea level on wild, rocky, slippery mountain passes with drop off s you just don’t want to think about.

Keeping Girls On Motorcycles

On any given weekend at your local motorcycle club, you will see throngs of kids blasting around on dirt bikes having a great time. More often than not, it’s at these local club tracks where kids are introduced to motorbikes. Boys and girls (under 10 years old) get out there and simply enjoy riding their bike without too much competition. Not many of the kids or parents care where they finish in the pack — it’s just about having fun.