Discover the pros and cons of lead-acid vs. lithium motorcycle batteries. Learn which is best for your bike in terms of weight, cost, lifespan, and performance. Read more!

Leatt Moto Australia (distributed by Whites Powersports) are excited to announce the continuation of their partnership with 2024 AORC Outright Champion, Daniel Milner, and his KTM factory-backed team through the 2025 season.  The DM31 Off-Road...

Waikato Chamber of Commerce business awards chose Whites Powersports as winners of the 2024 service excellence award.

Kiwi motorcycle racer, Avalon Lewis (nee Biddle) is set to compete in the next round of the Women’s World Circuit Racing Championship in Italy. Read more »

Whites Powersports is immensely proud to announce their exclusive New Zealand distribution partnership with Renthal — a global leader in motorcycle parts and accessories with over 500 combined US and World Championship titles. Read more »

Motorcycling Australia is pleased to announce that, on behalf of FIM Oceania, it is now accepting expressions of interest from suitably qualified circuit racers to compete in the inaugural running of the FIM Intercontinental Games (ICG) later...

London, 7th May 2024 – Beeline, a leading innovator in motorcycle navigation technology, is proud to announce its strategic distribution agreement with Whites Powersports Australia, a renowned distributor based in Melbourne & Brisbane, Australia with decades...

Watch as Whites Powersports’ new Global HQ facility comes to life in Hamilton, New Zealand. Located at 142 Kohia Drive, Burbush, Hamilton, NZ, this new facility will foster not only our growth but that of the esteemed brands we represent across New Zealand and Australia. Read More »

QUALITY MADE IN JAPAN. The name SHOEI has long been synonymous with “premium” in the motorcycle helmet market-a credential that hundreds of loyal men and women in our Japanese factories wear with great pride. Read...

Almost a mirror image on one another, father and son Tony Rees (Honda No.11) and Mitch Rees (Honda No.1) lead the way in the Formula One /Superbikes class at Taupo at the weekend. Photo by...

UK racer Davey Todd (Suzuki letter D) leads Whanganui legend Richie Dibben (Suzuki No.1) at Taupo at the weekend, the opening round of the Suzuki International Series.

Whanganui’s Richie Dibben (Suzuki GSX-R1000), entered in two separate bike classes at Taupo this weekend. He’s pictured here on his 1000cc F1/superbike machine, but he’s also racing a Suzuki RM-Z450 motocross bike in the super...