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  • Kriega R30 rucksack review

    Kriega R30 rucksack review

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    Kriega R30 | £139 | www.kriega.com | 01829 770767 | Tested by Steve Rose   £139 for a rucksack? Some would say pricey, but based on previous Kriega experience I’d say a bargain at twice the price. My old Kriega R25 (the number stands for litres capacity) was, er, ‘borrowed’ from a colleague in 2005…

  • Caberg Duke flip-up helmet review

    Caberg Duke flip-up helmet review

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    Caberg Duke | £144.99 | www.cabergcares.co.uk | 01384 413841 | Tested by Carli Ann Smith Commuting on the bike means making plenty of stops at petrol stations – my Caberg Duke has stopped me getting shouted at for not removing my lid, as I simply flip it up by pushing the large button at the front.…

  • Knox Defender Shirt review

    Knox Defender Shirt review

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    Knox Defender Shirt | £179.99 | www.planet-knox.com | 01900 825825 | Tested by John Milbank As I write this review, I’m having to lift my right arm onto the desk to get my hand on my keyboard. Sitting in the back garden is my Yamaha WR250F with a twisted wheel and bent metal-braced handguards. Hitting a…

  • Living with an electric motorcycle: The truth | Brammo Empulse R road test

    Living with an electric motorcycle: The truth | Brammo Empulse R road test

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    Editor John Milbank spent a few days with a Brammo Empulse R electric motorcycle to find out if it’s time to ditch the pump. Photos: Simon Hipperson This bike probably isn’t for you. Chances are you enjoy a good thrash at the weekend, touring to far flung reaches of the globe, or racking up miles on…

  • Limited edition Joey Dunlop Arai helmet now available

    Limited edition Joey Dunlop Arai helmet now available

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    The most authentic Joey Dunlop replica helmet produced uses the actual design and sponsors from 1985. During the 1985 IOM TT Joey had three first place finishes in ‘Junior TT’; ‘Formula 1 TT’; ‘Senior TT’. He also had three first places at the Ulster GP and two at the NW200 within the same year. The…

  • Reader Review: 2006 Honda Fireblade | Reader review

    Reader Review: 2006 Honda Fireblade | Reader review

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    Name: Andy Burness From: Scotland Riding for: 25 years Price paid for the bike: £5750 in April 2009 from Regal Car Sales in Cumbria What type of riding do you do: Social Tell us about the engine: Lots of Torque in every gear What’s the chassis like? Very sturdy What’s it like to ride? The best bike by far – every where I go on…

  • New genuine accessories for the Piaggio MP3

    New genuine accessories for the Piaggio MP3

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    Piaggio has introduced a range of practical accessories for the new MP3 500ie Sport, enhancing the potential of its flagship three-wheeler for both commuting and touring.Two sizes of top box are available, in 37 and 50 litre sizes, at £299.99 and £399.99 respectively (including VAT). Colour-coded to match the scooter, they have a quick release…

  • New Spada Predator gloves

    New Spada Predator gloves

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    The Spada Predator racing gloves have been ergonomically designed and constructed in full-grain leather, for the ultimate comfort and the optimum protection in unquestionable style. And with an SRP of only £69.95, also offer exceptional value for riders with more sense than money – it’s no wonder it remains in the range after more than…

  • TomTom RIDER sat nav review

    TomTom RIDER sat nav review

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    TomTom RIDER | £349.99 | www.tomtom.com | Tested by John Milbank I always believed that bikes should have the minimum of fussy tech on them – for me, riding is about freedom, so the last thing I wanted was something telling me what to do; more buttons to press; and extra clutter on my machine. I’ve…

  • Don’t miss the MotoScotland annual charity day in aid of Kirsty’s Kids

    Don’t miss the MotoScotland annual charity day in aid of Kirsty’s Kids

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    To celebrate becoming West of Scotland’s principal dealer of AJP motorbikes, MotoScotland is  running another charity event in aid of Kirsty’s Kids – a no overheads Scottish charity helping to improve the lives of children who are suffering from serious life limiting illnesses, children with special needs and their siblings.Running on Saturday and Sunday 2 & 3 August 2014…


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