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BRINGING YOU THE NEWS
We don’t bring you endless reprints of factory fantasies – here you can find out what really happened at an event or is likely to happen at the next one!
Continue reading →DUNCAN DETERMINED TO RISE AGAIN
Otago sports woman Courtney Duncan is learning to take the good with the bad.
Continue reading →NEW APPROACH FROM SUZUKI
It will be a slicker, sharper and more streamlined Suzuki strike force that takes to the Kiwi race tracks next season, with the wider motorcycling community also set to prosper from the high-profile company’s new direction.
Continue reading →LIVING LEGENDS HONOURED
Three living legends of New Zealand motorcycling were honoured in a special ceremony in Wellington on Saturday night.
Continue reading →MNZ HALL OF FAME
The governing body for motorcycling in New Zealand has been around for longer than any of its current living members and that meant there was plenty to celebrate at the annual conference and awards weekend.
Continue reading →BRINGING YOU THE NEWS
We don’t bring you endless reprints of factory fantasies – here you can find out what really happened at an event or is likely to happen at the next one!
Continue reading →THE STARS CAME OUT
The stars came out in Wellington on Saturday night.
Continue reading →FOCUS ON ENDURO NOW
Auckland’s Callan May spent the past couple of seasons racing major cross-country events in the United States, but he has wasted no time in settling back into the Kiwi scene this year.
Continue reading →HEROES ARE OUT IN FORCE
Motorcycle racing heroes of the past will be out in force as the sport’s governing body in New Zealand celebrates its centenary this weekend.
Continue reading →A CREDIT TO THE SPORT
Te Awamutu’s Jan-Maree Pool rounded out the New Zealand Cross County Series on Saturday with a win in the women’s class, making it a four-from-four clean sweep for the series as she won the 2016 Women’s Cup.
Continue reading →SUPPORT FOR KIWI RACERS
Canterbury motorcycle enduro riders Hamish and Angus Macdonald could be the next Kiwi superstars to claim a podium finish overseas, especially if they can continue their steep upward momentum in the brutal and unforgiving sport.
Continue reading →AN UNBEATEN RUN
Bay of Plenty’s Brad Groombridge didn’t need to travel all the way down to Nelson at the weekend, but it was a challenge he had set for himself anyway.
Continue reading →DRAPER A WICKED RIDER
If it’s true there is no rest for the wicked, then Howick’s Liam Draper is a very bad boy indeed.
Continue reading →CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPS A WRAP
The New Zealand Cross-country Championships are done and dusted for 2016 and, looking at the senior results, you could be forgiven for thinking it was a one-horse race.
Continue reading →CHAMPION GUEST
A Kiwi and world champion of the past will talk to the current crop of champions of the past, present and future when Motorcycling New Zealand’s centenary celebrations wind up on Sunday.
Continue reading →PUTTING YOU IN THE PICTURE
We don’t bring you endless reprints of factory fantasies – here you can find out what really happened at an event or is likely to happen at the next one!
Continue reading →NZXC BIGGER & BETTER
The brainchild of former international off-road motorcycle racer Paul Whibley, a bigger and better NZXC Series begins its second season in just a few weeks’ time.
Continue reading →NO SHORTAGE OF HEROES
There is no shortage of sporting super heroes in New Zealand and the motorcycling community will recognise, honour and reward some of their elite individuals at a special function in Wellington in less than two weeks’ time.
Continue reading →‘SIDESHOW BOB’ WANTS FINAL SAY
It’s not over until the fat lady sings, or so the saying goes, and, although she’s sung one tune already, there are still several more waiting to be heard and the man they call “Sideshow Bob” is hoping he has … Continue reading →