Textiles

  • Ladies Who Ride! Review: Richa ‘Libra’ 3 in 1 Motorcycle Jacket by Zoe Young

    Ladies Who Ride! Review: Richa ‘Libra’ 3 in 1 Motorcycle Jacket by Zoe Young

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    Gear reviews and tests are very important when searching for new motorcycle clothing. There’s no better review than a ‘real world’ review – reviews from real motorcyclists talking about the motorcycle gear they wear day in, day out. Here’s Zoe Young to tell us about her Richa ‘Libra’ 3 in 1 Motorcycle Jacket: Leather or…

  • Kit buying guide: Textile Suits – Winter Warmers!

    Kit buying guide: Textile Suits – Winter Warmers!

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    ‘There’s no such thing as bad weather, only bad kit…’ It’s that time of year when getting on two wheels means you have to get your waterproof kit out to stay dry. Not got any? Looking to upgrade? Unsure where to look? We’re here to help… When you’re togged up in warm and dry clothing,…

  • Ladies Who Ride: Review! Alpinestars Stella Andes V3 Drystar textile motorcycle jacket

    Ladies Who Ride: Review! Alpinestars Stella Andes V3 Drystar textile motorcycle jacket

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    Victoria Levitt needed a well fitting, functional textile motorcycle jacket to cope with the demands of her adventure motorcycle riding and regular road riding. She owns a Royal Enfield Himalayan, a Suzuki GS500E and a Harley Davidson Sportster 883. What did she choose? MoreBikes found out… “Finding well-fitting, flattering women’s motorcycle gear that runs true…

  • Ladies Who Ride: Reviews! Weise Tundra Motorcycle Jeans

    Ladies Who Ride: Reviews! Weise Tundra Motorcycle Jeans

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    Review by Zoe Young:   When I am riding, I want to focus on just that. Feeling gear cut into me, worrying about a muffin top or fears of channelling the Michelin man are unwanted thoughts and distractions. I would love to comfortably wear a full leather suit and feel front page magazine worthy, but…

  • Tucano Urbano Areos 2G / Areas 2G jackets

    Tucano Urbano Areos 2G / Areas 2G jackets

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    The Areos 2G for men, and Areas 2G for ladies, are two classic, CE-approved, short-cut jackets. Constructed with a breathable polyamide, providing both wind resistance and water resistance, and a polyester mesh lining, as well as a soft microfibre collar lining for comfort. Both jackets have an aeration system on the chest, sleeves and back,…

  • KIT: Forcefield Pro Shirt XV 2 AIR


    KIT: Forcefield Pro Shirt XV 2 AIR


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    The Forcefield Pro Shirt XV2 AIR offers CE2 back and chest protection, and Isolator 2 limb armour. Brand new seamless loom full mesh technology has resulted in a fabric that not only is lighter, with unbeatable breathability, but also is as strong as a regular fabric, complete with side zip. Related articles: Quickshifters are changing…

  • KIT: Forcefield Tornado Advance shirt essential for winter

    KIT: Forcefield Tornado Advance shirt essential for winter

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    As we go into the depths of winter, base layers are just the ticket.

  • KIT: Bamboo clothing quarter zip jumper

    KIT: Bamboo clothing quarter zip jumper

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    Bamboo clothing’s the new thing – its fabric’s similar to the softness of silk, and the fibres are naturally smoother and rounder so don’t irritate the skin like wool or hemp can.

  • Product shop window: Textile Jackets

    Product shop window: Textile Jackets

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    To help you stay warm, dry and safe throughout the year, no matter the weather, Weise’s Onyx Evo jacket is well worth a look. The four-season jacket is constructed from 600 Denier nylon and comes with a removable quilted thermal liner and a removable breathable, waterproof and windproof liner too.

  • TESTEDS: Difi Desert Ride Aerotex Trousers

    TESTEDS: Difi Desert Ride Aerotex Trousers

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    RRP: £219.99 / www.difi-mc.co.uk / Tested by: Ciaran Baker Touring on a motorbike means packing light. Panniers will only stretch so far and, without bolting some wheels to it, you can’t really bring your entire wardrobe with you. Having a single pair of adaptable trousers which cover all riding conditions is one way to leave…


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