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Australia drops to second in ISDE World Trophy, Juniors maintain lead
Day three of the FIM International Six Days of Enduro (ISDE) saw a major shakeup of the leader board with the United States coming out on top in Portugal.
2015 - 2018 Husqvarna FC250 Used Bike Review
The FC250 is the blood brother of the KTM 250SX-F. They have the same engine, frame, suspension and brakes but the colour is obviously different
TESTED: Daniel Sanders' Husqvarna FE501
Daniel “Chucky” Sanders ran a TE450 last year but liked the Husqvarna TE501 so much at Hattah and the Six Days that he decided to stick with that. Despite the equipment changes, both riders went through this season undefeated in E2 and E3 respectively but this time it was Chu
2020 Bell Moto-9 MIPS Review
I was lucky enough to have a Bell Moto-9 as part of my regular kit for two years but, in the past 12 months, I’ve jumped ships a few times to see if the grass was greener.
Bridgestone Battlecross E50 Review
The Battlecross E50 is relatively new to our market, having been released in Australia earlier this year, but Bridgestone says it has combined years of off-road technology development.
FACTORY RIDE: Meghan Rutledge's Kawasaki KX250
We talk to Meghan Rutledge about her Kawasaki KX250 race weapon.
INTERVIEW: TWO-STROKE TRAGIC KERRY
The motorcycling trade is top-heavy with men but Kerry Goddard has made her place.
2015 - 2019 Kawasaki KX85 II: Used Bike Review
I used to build engines for a privateer Kawasaki team and know these motors back to front. I even spent most of my time as a Junior racing what was then the KX80.
REVIEW: BALLARD’S RATCHET SPANNERS
Ratchet spanners are excellent for those of us with sausage fingers that struggle to line up the spanner with the hex head.
BRIDGESTONE BATTLECROSS E50 REVIEW
I have chewed through a few sets of tyres since getting hold of the Sherco 500SEF and was due for another set after a big week in Alice Springs on the Finke track.
AXO Drone Review
The AXO Drone motocross boots probably aren’t what you’d expect an ex-pro to be riding in, considering they’re an entry-level boot costing just $189.95.
REVIEW: Pro Power International two-stroke protection
Dirtbikes are built tougher than woodpecker lips but there are still a few soft spots that can leave you stranded on the trails.