Motorcycle Reviews

It was almost a year to the day I was down in Victoria testing the Super Meteor 650, well now it was time to tear around Melbourne and the surrounding countryside on Royal Enfield’s fourth model to join their 650-twin platform, the Shotgun 650.
It all commenced with a casual dinner before a presentation the following morning by Royal Enfield’s Senior Marketing Manager, Rajan Pillai, who was clearly excited to be in Australia for the official launch, ‘As a pure motorcycling brand, there are three key elements that define Royal Enfield, these being Legacy, Exploration and Customisation, something that is extremely close to our hearts”.

If there’s one motorcycle brand that ignites all the senses, it has to be Ducati.
Not only do Ducati motorcycles always turn heads with their stylish designs and thrilling exhaust notes, but they also deliver an unparalleled riding experience.
Here at LTR, we’re beyond excited to dive into the world of Ducati.

It’s been a decade since Harley-Davidson overhauled their touring range with Project Rushmore, marking a huge step forward in design and performance.

The 2024 Kawasaki Vulcan S 650 is a standout cruiser motorcycle that caters to both learner and intermediate riders.

In the ever-expanding world of learner motorcycles, the Kawasaki Eliminator SE stands out as a beacon for both new riders and seasoned veterans looking for a reliable, stylish, and versatile ride.

Harley Davidson has long been synonymous with the roar of freedom and the spirit of the open road.

The Kawasaki Z900RS seamlessly merges classic aesthetic with contemporary technology. It’s more than a form of transportation; it’s history, reimagined for today’s roads.

You may have remembered we tested the Royal Enfield Super Meteor earlier this year, which was a two-day launch in Victoria.