MoreBikes

MoreBikes

There’s a fresh new look for the world’s biggest motorcycle monthly… and we’re making it even easier for new riders to get on two wheels too.

From this month the new publication MoreBikes combines the very best of Motor Cycle Monthly as well as its sister title On Two Wheels – the paper made specifically for those who want to get into motorcycling, return to it, or stay on smaller capacity machines. Subscribe here.

  • Richa Cloud Jacket review

    Richa Cloud Jacket review

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    Reviewed by: Carli Ann Smith RRP: £159.99 The Cloud jacket combines everything I look for in my motorcycle clothing: a good fit, a stylish but not overtly ‘girly’ look and a high standard of protection given by strategically placed CE approved armour at the shoulders, elbows and back. The basics on this jacket are great,…

  • X-Lite X402GT Helmet

    X-Lite X402GT Helmet

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    Reviewed by: Neil Manson RRP: £299 I had my reservations about this lid when I first got it: The styling is unusual and it was to be the first time I’d worn a motorcycle helmet with a detachable chin guard. However, since using it for the past year it has grown on me significantly for…

  • Held Uncover Jacket & Icano Trousers review

    Held Uncover Jacket & Icano Trousers review

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    Reviewed by: Bruce Wilson for 10,000miles 
RRP: Jacket £279.99 / Trousers £229.99 This suit combo’s been the backbone of my riding gear over the last two years. It’s been thrown into all kinds of weather from snow storms to sunshine, coping well regardless. Both the jacket and trousers are waterproof, windproof and, most importantly, comfortable…

  • HJC R-PHA Max helmet review

    HJC R-PHA Max helmet review

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    Reviewed by: Wayne Tempest for 2000miles 
RRP: £359 I was very impressed with the long list of specifications that the HJC R-PHA Max boasted, and was eager to see whether it lived up to my expectations. HJC claim that it has a very strong, but lightweight shell due to its carbon fibre, Aramid and glass…

  • Forcefield Pro Shirt & Pro Pants review

    Forcefield Pro Shirt & Pro Pants review

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    Reviewed by: Bruce Wilson RRP: Pro Shirt £189 / Pro Pants £159 I’ve only owned this kit a few months, but I’m already a big fan of the product. I’m not one for skimping on protection and with this stuff I feel super safe. The main purpose for getting the kit was to keep me…

  • Muc-Off Silicon Shine and Foam Fresh review

    Muc-Off Silicon Shine and Foam Fresh review

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    Reviewed by: Tony Carter RRP: Silicon Shine (500ml – £6.99) / Foam Fresh (400ml – £5.99) Muc-Off is a name that you’ll know if you’re serious about cleaning your bikes. I’m not that serious about cleaning bikes, it has to be said, so I am very aware of Muc-Off because it makes life simple. I’ve…

  • EDZ Merino Underlayers review

    EDZ Merino Underlayers review

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    Reviewed by: Tony Carter RRP: Top – £40 / bottom – £40 You might think that something like this is purely a winter garment, but the truth couldn’t be further from the err… truth. Yes, layers are the secret to warmth in the winter and EDZ’s Merino undergarments are some of the best layers you’ll…

  • Alpinestars Tech Road Gore-Tex two-piece suit review

    Alpinestars Tech Road Gore-Tex two-piece suit review

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    Reviewed by: Tony Carter for 10,000+ miles RRP: Tech Road Gore-Tex jacket, £649.99; Tech Road Gore-Tex pants, £499.99 Okay, let’s tackle the big issue here before we get into the nitty-gritty of this long-term test of the Alpinestars Tech Road Gore-Tex two-piece – the price. At £1149.98 for the jacket and pants together, the suit…

  • Schuberth SR1 quick review

    Schuberth SR1 quick review

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    RRP: £649.99 I’m new to Schuberth, but already I’m a big fan. I got this SR1 a few months back and have enjoyed its quality feel and great fit for a good few hundred miles to date. The ventilation is top notch and the visor mechanism
is really easy to work. It’s noisy, but what else…

  • Double Biker Tidy (Wall Mounting) review

    Double Biker Tidy (Wall Mounting) review

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    RRP: £69.98 Finding somewhere to store your bike kit is often a challenge. I know it was for me before I got my hands on this wall-mounting Biker Tidy, which proved quick and easy to assemble. Mine’s mounted high enough to stow full length leathers on hangars, along with my helmets on the shelves and…

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