Behind Bars: Racing – Proof of What?
Kel Wearne hit Amaroo Park in Sydney and discovered that what makes a bike work well on the open road doesn't necessarily make it a race winner. And vice versa....
1975 Honda GL1000 Gold Wing
It's big, bulbous and ostentatious, but Honda's innovative GL1000 is a technical tour-de-force and the most significant new model in motorcycling in a decade! Brian Cowan has the full story....
Bathurst 1974
You know the scene which is stuck on the end of all motor racing films? The one where the hero wanders out on to the deserted track opposite the grandstands....
1975 Moto Guzzi 850T
The concept of a "special touring mount" is one quite new to motorcycling - a result of the specialisation of the breed. Sure, you can still buy an all-rounder -...
1972 Suzuki GT750
Suzuki’s water-cooled triple is no boulevard brainsnapper. You lose at the lights, but win the race in open touring country – or just with suavely-styled good looks! Derek Pickard reports....
The 1970 Castrol Six Hour Race
It's 50 years since the first Castrol Six Hour. Two Wheels was there. Here's the magazine's original race report, titled "Street Bikes Pour on the Action." And they certainly did!...
1970 Honda CB750 Four
To nobody's great surprise, we found the Honda CB750 the most impressive motorÂcycle we've ridden. It wasn't what we expected, but it was a very exciting machine in all respects....