Commuting to work is one legitimate way to ride and avoid the pandemic lockdown and travel bans, yet some riders... Read More
(Sponsored post on lane splitting for our North American readers) Lane-splitting is the act of riding a motorcycle between the... Read More
Claims that the Melbourne Council Draft Transport Plan will reduce motorcycle parking in the city is a conspiracy theory, says transport spokesman Cr Frances Gilley (above). However, he does admit they will restrict some footpath parking in the short term with a long-term option of removing all motorcycles from CBD... Read More
Inactive motorcyclists who haven’t ridden for some time are being urged to ride again, especially for commuting, as the pandemic... Read More
Putting his body where his mouth is, Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries boss Tony Weber is learning to ride in... Read More
Burger King now has motorcyclists lane filtering their Whopper burgers to hungry Mexico City drivers who can be stuck in traffic for up to five hours a day. The delivery system is so popular Burger King is planning to extend the service to other cities with traffic problems such as... Read More
We already know motorcycle and scooter riders are happier commuters, but now a survey has quantified how little they are... Read More
Australian car parking costs, which are among the highest in the world, should make motorcycling more attractive as bike parking... Read More
If cyclists have their way, the Federal Government should pay them a $5 daily reward for commuting to work and taking the strain off roads and public transport. The ridiculous suggestion comes in the lead-up to the Federal election from the Bicycle Network which claims to be Australia’s biggest bike... Read More
Rural Victorian riders who would like park-and-ride stations to commute to work by train or bus have been urged to... Read More
The third annual Australian Ride Your Motorcycle to Work Week is on from 7-11 October 2019 and once again double Dakar... Read More
Motorcycles rate just five “motherhood statements” in a 115-page Brisbane Transport Plan that pays lip service to riders and sought no input from any motorcycle group representatives. Despite the statements that acknowledge motorcycling benefits, the plan includes no strategy to encourage motorcycling. Meanwhile, whole sections are devoted to cycling and... Read More
The first Australian motorcycle industry Ride Your Motorcycle to Work Week begins tomorrow and it’s all very low key. In... Read More
The 29th worldwide, annual Ride To Work Day on Monday (15 June 2020) will be a great demonstration to the... Read More