features the hand-painted design that the champ will wear at the upcoming final round of the series at Portimao on November 2.It comes with an iridium visor and will cost around £500.Nice one, cobber!

.95 delivered, are British made and come with a 12-month guarantee.The first trackday I took them on was at Portimao and for the first couple of sessions I didn’t bother with the warmers as I was learning the track and to be honest couldn’t wait to get out

at Portimao I was very impressed by the M5’s grip levels. I can’t see it being a problem to run in the fast group of a trackday on this tyre and having charged far too hot into quite a few corners due to not knowing where the hell the track went I didn

wearing it pretty much non stop since January and generally I adore it. However, it took a track day at Portimao for me to realise that I'd have to get it tweaked. Popping my head up into the 170mph draught at the end of the straight forced the chin bar

them.Earlier in the year Mark Forsyth spent two days thrashing all sorts of bikes around the Portimao circuit all clad in the Supermaxx Diamonds and he survived, in fact you can check out the onboard video, he actually quite liked them and he wasn

to the road, then consider something else.Read MF's review of them on the road and watch an on board video of him thrashing around Portimao, riding a Kawasaki Z1000SX shod with the Maxxis Supermaxx Diamond tyres. Here's what i said about them when they were

firm that have kept me in Arai for two decades, so by now I've just about started to trust their judgement.I've only tried it on so far (I'll use it next week for my first trip to Portimao) but the first impressions are good. It's super-light (1340g

I’ve been testing this Drift 170 camera for the past few days. I also took it on the recent Portimao Maxxis tyre launch where I managed to sneak it onto Gary Mason’s Kawasaki Superbike.We’ve been using the GoPro HD set-up for over a year now