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Chris is a V-Strom fan through and through. šŸļøSafe to say, once you find a bike you love, it’s pretty hard to look back!...
07/10/2026

Chris is a V-Strom fan through and through. šŸļø

Safe to say, once you find a bike you love, it’s pretty hard to look back!

Who else loves a V-Strom? Show us yours in the comments. šŸ‘‡

Load up the ute or the trailer, October’s looking pretty packed! šŸļøWith the weather warming up, it’s a great time to get...
02/10/2026

Load up the ute or the trailer, October’s looking pretty packed! šŸļø

With the weather warming up, it’s a great time to get back amongst the action, and the Motorcycling New Zealand event calendar has heaps happening around the country this month.

From motocross and road racing to trail rides, cross country and more, there’s plenty to get amongst.

Check out the calendar, find an event near you and make a weekend of it. šŸ‘‡

https://mnz.co.nz/news-events/event-calendar/

Photo Credit: Greg Tucker

29/09/2026

Find Your Ride is back for Episode 2! šŸ›µ

There’s a Suzuki for everyone, but which one is right for you? šŸ«µšŸ¼

In this episode we’re checking out the UK110, a street-smart scooter made for getting around town with ease.

Whether you’re heading to work, uni, the shops or just zipping across town, the UK110 is a practical everyday ride that’s easy to handle, economical to run and has plenty of room for the essentials.

With a fuel-injected 113cc engine, automatic transmission, Combined Brake System and a roomy 20.6-litre under-seat storage compartment, it’s got everything you need to make the daily commute that little bit easier.

And at just 100kg, it’s light, nimble and right at home on busy city streets. Just remember, you’ll need a learner motorcycle licence or higher to ride the UK110 on the road.

Watch Episode 2 of Find Your Ride and meet the Suzuki UK110.

Now that’s one way to get to know a new bike! šŸļøSuzuki rider Jordan clocked up an impressive 1,200km on his GX within th...
23/09/2026

Now that’s one way to get to know a new bike! šŸļø

Suzuki rider Jordan clocked up an impressive 1,200km on his GX within the first week, taking it from Auckland to New Plymouth:

ā€œWithin the first week I managed to clock up 1200kms on a trip from Auckland to New Plymouth! What a blast this GX is. A perfect mix of sports and adventure riding. Keep up the model line!!ā€

Great to hear you’re loving the GX, Jordan. Here’s to plenty more kilometres ahead!

Photo Credit: Jordan Christian

A Suzuki blast from the past! šŸļøLong-time Suzuki fan Andy Kennedy recently shared this story with us, taking us back to ...
20/09/2026

A Suzuki blast from the past! šŸļø

Long-time Suzuki fan Andy Kennedy recently shared this story with us, taking us back to a club hare scramble near Wellington, where he had the chance to race Greg Brinck’s RM400:

ā€œI had the chance to race Greg Brinck's RM400 that had been fully worked over by the legendary Dick Lawton. After a PE175 it was incredible. I had a good tussle with Alan Burns’ RM400, despite overshooting the first corner and hitting a fence going over the bars!ā€

Thanks for the trip down memory lane, Andy!

Check out the epic snap below šŸ‘‡

16/09/2026

Check out the highlights from our recent Suzuki dealer trip to Japan.Ā šŸ‡ÆšŸ‡µšŸļø
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From the bustling city streets to the winding open roads, the crew covered plenty of ground, taking in some of Japan’s best riding and incredible scenery along the way.
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Route of the Month is back!This month, we're heading down the wild West Coast of the South Island, riding from Westport ...
16/09/2026

Route of the Month is back!

This month, we're heading down the wild West Coast of the South Island, riding from Westport to Wānaka via Haast Pass. šŸļø

Starting in Westport, head south with the Tasman Sea at your side, passing through Hokitika before continuing towards Franz Josef and Fox Glacier. With rugged coastline, native rainforest and the Southern Alps as your backdrop, there’s no shortage of incredible scenery along the way.

From there, continue south to Haast before turning inland and tackling the spectacular Haast Pass, with sweeping roads, waterfalls and alpine views leading you all the way to Wānaka.

It’s a long ride, but one that rewards you at every turn. And once you reach Wānaka, the Crown Range Road and Queenstown are within easy reach if you’re keen to keep exploring.

Have you ridden the West Coast to Wānaka?

Share your favourite stops, ride tips or photos below. šŸ‘‡

Stories like this remind us that motorcycles are about so much more than riding. They're about the people who taught us,...
10/09/2026

Stories like this remind us that motorcycles are about so much more than riding. They're about the people who taught us, supported us, and shared the journey. Thanks for sharing your story with us, Glenn.

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