Oily Rag

That morning, the last Sunday of June 2025, Bali breathed under a mist of drizzle. The wet season, which should’ve long packed up and left, stuck around just long enough to soak a single Sunday. But at the courtyard of Deus Temple Canggu, rain wasn’t a delay—it was the opening act.

Ducati has built a name for its high-performance machines — race-bred, razor-sharp, and instantly recognisable by a signature dry clutch rattle and a...

DGR is a firm fixture on the Bali riding calendar. 2025 marked our 12th. The ride draws members of the local and expat communities together. We also have something a lot of other cities don't have. One of the prettiest rides in the world.

He had barely been on the planet a decade when a young Fred North took in the sights of a helicopter landing at Saint Louis, Senegal. Fast forward to today, and with over 200 films to his name, North has become one of the world's most renowned helicopter stuntmen.

In episode one of this brand new series, the boys from Baja burn more than midnight oil to build and race a bike using only spare parts (with a leg up from some friends).

The idea was simple. Two riders up. Head to head. 250 metres of Black Sand Beach stretching out in front of them. The twist… they’re both wearing fancy dress. ⁠What could possibly go wrong?⁠

Perhaps a suit of aluminium armour is all you need to transform a Sur into a Sir.

A restored, reconstructed and reimagined 1981 XT500, forty years in the making.

With no more of an idea than to fly along the highway until the buildings give way to trees, then hang a hard left. Riding by the seat of our pants we plotted a twisted route, the less ridden the better.

We awoke early on the Saturday to mist filling the lake and valley, the first ring-a-ding-dings of a two-stroke starting up tore away the tranquillity of the surroundings and bought everyone back to the very reason why we were here.

A new Triumph Custom Bobber from the Australian Workshop

East meets West in this customs W650 chopper.