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VIDEO: We don’t know how long he’s going away for – but it must be a hell of a long time. Carry EVERYTHING (including your kitchen sink) with the C-Way Mototrailer
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Russian company C-Way has designed and developed a trailer for motorcycles, that’s able to tackle trails and off-road routes. And we’re not really all that sure why. Ok, so maybe the Mototrailer could have some use as a support vehicle for overland adventures or big Rally Raid races, and it might even be appropriate for…
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PRODUCTS: Dainese Cyclone D-Air jacket
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RRP: £1,699.95 // Sizes: 38” – 48” // Colours: Black, White/Black, Red Airbag technology for motorcyclists has made leaps and bounds over the last few years. No longer the preserve of professional racers, if you’re happy to spend some serious cash, you could get your hands on some of the most revolutionary life-saving kit to…
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PRODUCTS: Shark Spartan Helmet Review
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There’s so much I’ve grown to like about SHARK Helmet’s Spartan helmet, having appreciated its numerous qualities on each and every one of my journeys. Some people consider a helmet as just a legal necessity. But when you ride a bike for a living as I do, it can make the difference between having a…
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Buy a set of Metzeler Tyres and get a free set of RST Gloves
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Metzler has joined forces with RST – to offers customers a free pair of gloves when they buy a set of tyres before August 1st. The offer is valid for its Roadtec 01, Tourance Next, Racetec RR K3 and Sportec M7RR rubber – AND, all customers who have a claim rewarded will additionally be entered…
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New carbon modular helmet from LS2 – the Vortex
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If you’re in the market for a new flip-front lid – check out LS2’s Vortex. It’s comes with a carbon fibre shell, Bluetooth connectivity and dual-homologation, meaning you can wear it open and closed. And best of all, it looks pretty stylish too. Made from 100% high-grade carbon fibre – the same material used in…
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Kit out your 4×4 with MotoTote’s BRILLIANT motorcycle carrier
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We’ve just been sent details of a brilliant bit of kit from MotoTote. Essentially, its MTX Sport Motorcycle Carrier is a clever solution to allow you to transport your bike with as little hassle as possible. Instead of having to buy a stand-alone trailer to carry your motorcycle (and if you’re in the UK –…
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SAVE SOME CASH: £250 off accessory kits for Suzuki’s GSX-R1000 and SV650
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Suzuki has launched a couple of new accessory packs that could help you save up to £250! Essentially, there’s a new sports pack available for the GSX-R1000R and GSX-R1000, and a café street pack for the middleweight naked SV650. The sport pack for both the range-topping GSX-R1000R and GSX-R1000 further enhances the racing look with…
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Want to look like Deadpool? HJC unveils its latest Marvel lid – celebrating the release of Deadpool 2.
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Marking the release of the second Deadpool film – which tells the story of ex-special forces agent Wade Wilson – HJC has given its premium HJC RPHA 11 sports helmet a swanky new Deadpool paintjob. Looks cool, doesn’t it? Getting down into technical specifications, HJC’s RPHA 11 helmet is constructed from carbon fibre, aramid and…
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VIDEO: Protecting your pride and joy with Diamondbrite Motorcycle Pro Sealant
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RRP: From £150 // www.jewelultra.com Diamondbrite has just unveiled a new pro sealant for motorcycles – to make it easier to clean your bike and keep it in showroom condition. Essentially, Diamondbrite’s Motorcycle Pro sealant is the first fully-guaranteed flourocarbon polymer paint protection system specifically designed for motorcycles. One professional application will form a tough,…
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IOM TT 2018: Martin Jessop talks LS2 lids and the Lightweight TT
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Martin Jessop is a man on a mission. The 33-year old from Yeovil has been racing on track since 1999, but more recently he’s been making a name for himself on the roads circuit. And this week his sights are set on the top step of the podium at the Isle of Man TT… Jessop…
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