Alpinestars have launched a new waterproof jacket, the T-Fuel WP.Here's what Alpinestars have to say about it:The unique style of the T-Fuel WP is accentuated by the bespoke leather trimming and bold, clean lines. A waterproof and breathable

Alpinestars SuperTech TouringThe things to have in a monsoon. Both sides of the boot are Velcro’d, while a waterproof strip in the front keeps water away from an interior lacing system.On the other side of that there’s a Gore-Tex lining stitched into one of the most comfortable s...

Alpinestars Jet Road Gore-TexTwo part cuff, elastic for inside your jacket arm and a zipped outer shell to go over the top.Inner Gore-Tex membrane doesn’t bunch up. Although the inner is thick, it doesn’t feel unwieldy. Silicon strips across the palm. Super-tuff carbon knuckles t...

Arlen Ness BOT-1169-ANThe Arlen Ness BOT-1169-AN lacks the cool name for the dragon logo’d company but the racing boot does not reflect this. Protection comes in the way of injection-moulded plastic surrounding a series of titanium and magnesium protectors.The foot is secured in ...

.The Freeride 350 features a 350cc fuel-injected single-cylinder engine that produces a forearm-friendly 24bhp, it uses a composite frame to minimize weight and also features WP suspension and Brembo brakes. It has a tiny 5-litre tank, but KTM reckon it

features 43mm WP upside-down forks, with a whopping 250mm travel at the front. It runs an 80/100 front and a 110/90 rear.The range isn't counted in miles, KTM have instead opted for: 20 minutes professional and 45 minutes amateur. Make of that what you will

Launched two seasons ago, KTM's 990 Super Duke knocked the spots off the naked opposition. And for 2007 it's even better.KTM hasn't altered the basic structure of the bike much. It still keeps the same 999cc, 75¡ V-twin engine, trellis chassis, WP

MultistradaKTM Adventure 950 SpecificationsEngine 942cc, liquid cooled v-twinPower 97bhp @ 8,000rpmTorque 40ft/lbs @ 5,500rpmCompression ratio 11.5:1Bore x stroke 100 x 60mmFront suspension 48mm WP USD forksRear suspension WP shock with hydraulic spring

Front suspension:    WP-USD, 43 mmFront suspension travel:    120 mmRear suspension:    WP-MonoshockRear suspension travel:    125 mmFront tyre dimensions:    120/70-17Rear tyre dimensions:    190/55-17Front brakes:    Double disc. BremboFront brakes diameter

off quite badly as you pile on the laps. So, pulling in a few old racing favours I've managed to get meself a new rear shock. In fact, the very WP unit Iain MacPherson had on his World Supersport ZX-6R from last year. So cheers mate to Wayne Lamb at WP