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  • Alpinestars launches its new Atem V3 full-piece leathers

    Alpinestars launches its new Atem V3 full-piece leathers

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    Alpinestars has launched a new racing collection for 2018, and out of the bunch, its new Atem V3 full piece leathers has caught our eye. Developed using proven technologies from MotoGP, the new Alpinestars Atem V3 suit is characterised by the innovations of performance and protection it offers – making it the perfect companion no…

  • Skully back in business with its updated AR smart helmet

    Skully back in business with its updated AR smart helmet

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    The Skully smart helmet project was first launched back in 2013, achieving fame and fortune with its record-breaking crowd-funding project – but three years down the line Skully were having a tough time of it, folding before making it into full production. Thousands of riders backed the project early, contributing $1,500 to get their hands…

  • Review: Hood K7 Jeans

    Review: Hood K7 Jeans

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    Hood K7 Jeans Tested by: Ross RRP: From £122.99 // Sizes: Mens: 30”- 44”, Ladies 8 – 18 // Colours: Blue, Navy or Black I have to confess, I’ve got a bit of a thing for bike jeans. I love the versatility and generally wear them day-to-day – and even in a downpour I would…

  • Review: Richa Cyclone Jacket and Trousers

    Review: Richa Cyclone Jacket and Trousers

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    Richa Cyclone Jacket and Trousers Tested by: Ross Trousers – RRP: ££299.99 – £329.99 // Colours: Black or Grey // Sizes: M – 6XL Jacket – RRP: £399.99 – £439.99 // Colours: Black, Fluo Yellow or Grey // Sizes: S-6XL I’m quite partial to a bit of Richa gear – I’ve been using a pair…

  • Review: Draper 400A Lithium Jump Starter/Charger

    Review: Draper 400A Lithium Jump Starter/Charger

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    Draper 400A Lithium Jump Starter/Charger RRP: £119.94    This is a brilliant piece of kit from Draper Tools, invaluable for touring and perfect tucked away on your bike for emergencies. In short; it’s a compact and powerful jump-starter/charger, but really, it’s much more than that – with USB outputs and a work lamp with multiple settings…

  • Review: Eigo Waterproof Back Pack

    Review: Eigo Waterproof Back Pack

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    Eigo Waterproof Back Pack RRP: £59.95 // Colours: Black/Fluo Tested by Nick Mowbray There’s only so much you can say about a backpack – but the Eigo Waterproof Back Pack deserves a special mention – partly for its ability to hold up in some seriously severe weather, and partly because of its excellent value for…

  • Review: Trik Moto Jacket and Jeans

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    Trik Moto Jacket and Jeans Tested by: Mau Spencer For the uninitiated, Trik Moto is a relatively new bike clothing brand to the UK market and they claim to offer high quality motorcycle clothing products at low budget prices. Their comprehensive range is ideally suited to beginners, scooter riders and entry-level motorcyclists. The products available…

  • Review: Richa Daytona 60S Jacket

    Review: Richa Daytona 60S Jacket

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    Tested by: Dave Bell RRP: £259.99 // Sizes: XS – 2XL // Black, Cognac I’ve recently got my hands on this retro-styled Richa Daytona 60S jacket. It’s new for 2017, celebrating 60 years of the Daytona jacket, but the original design has been spiced up with some fancy stitching on the shoulders and elbows, which…

  • Review: Spada Stelvio Jacket

    Review: Spada Stelvio Jacket

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    RRP: £199.99 // Sizes: S-4XL // Colours: Grey/Red Tested by: Jonathan Schofield It landed with a retro thwack on my desk in a clear plastic bag and I instantly adored the worn look and style of this new Spada jacket. Now it’s not going to be to everyone’s taste, I understand that. I’m not here to…

  • Review: RST Aramid Wax II 2205 Jeans

    Review: RST Aramid Wax II 2205 Jeans

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    RRP: £99.99 // Colours: Black // Sizes 30” – 42” Tested by: Ross Mowbray Despite naysayers suggesting that leather is the only way to stay properly safe of the road, personally, I’m partial to a pair of bike jeans. I love the versatility and generally wear them day-to-day, on and off the bike – and…


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