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Used Review: Axo Lancer boots
By Barry Tavner on 01/02/2010 14:28:05
Used product showcase from Visordown
of the Boa lacing system which allows you an infinite amount of adjustment.The boots have suffered because of my inexperience but nothing a new toe-slider can’t fix.Price: From £178.99www.axo-sport.co.uk
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Used Review: Held Defence Jacket
By Andy Stevens on 01/06/2010 14:56:28
Used product showcase from Visordown
light and comfy that I just love wearing it.Price: £199www.held-uk.co.uk
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Used Review: AGV GPTech helmet
By Andy Stevens on 01/04/2010 10:17:32
Used product showcase from Visordown
I’ve been wearing this AGV GPTech every day for 12 months now and it has been exposed to some pretty tough weather conditions.The padding is still firm and comfortable and overall it’s a very smooth and quiet helmet to wear. The transparent visor
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Used Review: Arai Condor Neevesy
By Tom Higham on 03/03/2011 11:31:07
The Arai Condor range was Arai’s entry level of full face helmets until July last year. I got my Arai Condor Neevesy in 2008 for £270, an additional £20 over the plain colour designs. I purchased the Condor from Infinity in Great Portland Street
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Review: Spyke Motika textile jacket
By Tom Higham on 29/10/2010 15:26:42
First impressions of the Motika textile jacket from Spyke
the outside of the jacket and the inside mesh which blocks wind whilst remaining breathable. The outside of the jacket is 100% waterproof and has kept me completely dry, despite some recent nasty weather.It has a double zip system at the front, which does a
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Reviewing the Spada Sabina glove for ladies
By Catherine Barrett on 20/07/2010 11:42:02
Sporty and tough but with a womanly touch
good, I went for the plain black option, but they also come with pink or light blue detailing. They are made from 100% leather with a sporty modern look. The leather on the inside is soft and it has pre-curved fingers for comfort. It also has a velcro
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Used: Ixon Evil jeans review
By Tom Higham on 21/10/2011 10:14:35
I didn't name these Evil, honest
The benefits of Kevlar reinforced jeans is obvious but in the past I have been vain enough to not want to wear denim that looks like it has come out of my dad’s wardrobe.These Ixon Evil jeans have got a great cut to them and although the Kevlar inserts result in G-Star style stit...
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Used Review: Kushitani Daiki gloves
By Ben Cope on 19/07/2011 12:40:13
Any gloves that feature dragons on the knuckles have got to be good. But there is one drawback
I used to work for a company that made motorcycle gear and supplied it to world class racers.I was always amazed at how one type of racer would come to us after a practice session and pore over every minute detail of the gloves they were wearing. This bit of stitching wasn't righ...
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Used Review: Alpinestars Hero Gloves
By Ben Cope on 01/06/2011 08:59:05
My quest for a soft, no nonsense glove for everyday riding
When I look at my girlfriend's shoe collection, I think to myself 'what could she possibly need all those for' and yet, I have over 30 pairs of motorcycle gloves.There are gloves for riding on track, wet weather, racing, freezing weather, motocross, sunday blasts, supermoto. Do I...
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Used Review: Arai Axces helmet
By Ben Cope on 19/07/2011 15:08:29
Arai's entry-level helmet. Is it any good?
My first Arai was an Astro R Schwantz replica in 2003, I still wear it today. Since then I've owned an RX-7 Corsair, which I wrote off in a smash in 2010 and then replaced it with an RX-7 GP, Arai's new top of the range lid.The trouble with going up
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