Heavy Duty Magazine

G’day,
Spring really is our favourite time of the year. Warm dry days for riding and cool nights for sleeping comfort. HEAVY DUTY #208 is crammed full of stuff to keep you smiling.
Is the CVO Street Glide ST a hard-edged tourer or a race-track monster? Paul and Mick tested it to answer your questions.
The 2026 Breakout in Teal Thunder struck a chord with us. Read why. Indian Pursuit Dark Horse made Dave claim that it could well be the best tourer he’s ever ridden. The other road test in this issue is the Royal Enfield Bullet 650 that Mick claims is their best 650 yet.
Fresh from The Harley City Collection, we’ve shared a 1956 Hydra-Glide FLH; a model from the days before FLH became Fat, Large and Heavy. There’s also an outstanding 1998 Heritage Springer that caused Mick to drool.
Customs? Copper & Steel with full-body engraving; and Not So Slim that is perfectly balanced. Me and My Bike with a boke called Kog and his Street Bob. From New Zealand, Phil checked out Motofest.
For this issue, On The Tools is an inside look at Dynojet’s PV4 training.
Grab a copy now from better bike shops, or on July 6 from newsagents, across Australia and New Zealand.