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Who needs a bucket and sponge anyway?
By Andy Stevens on 06/01/2010 13:23:30
Essential winter survival kit for your bike

If you use your bike daily then you’ll know that keeping it clean in the winter is a tricky job. So I’m all up for fast and simple ways to keep my ZX-6R clean through the winter.At the NEC bike show I picked up some Soapstar cleaning pads. Basically

Wet weather motorcycle clothing guide
By Tim Dickson on 13/10/2010 11:30:13
A simple guide to buying the right kit and keeping dry this winter

WHAT TO WEARWaterproof textiles or leathers and an unlined oversuit? Both have their advantages, and many people have more than one option these days. The main problem with wearing unlined lightweight plastic waterproofs is that they don't breathe, and in certain conditions you c...

Cold Play - Foreign track days
By Harriet Ridley on 20/10/2007 17:26:54
Winter? What winter? Harriet packs up her bike and riding kit and heads for the sunshine

Stick two fingers up at interminable winters blighted by incessant rain and freezing conditions. Scoff in the face of the season's first ride-outs when your riding's more rusty than the Titanic's hull. Now's the time to pack your bags and prep your

5 tips to beat the cold this winter
By Ben Cope on 03/11/2011 16:15:09
The cold weather is coming, but you can keep going in comfort

the helmet's strapped on, the neck tube blocks the wind from rushing up into my helmet.Make sure your clothing zips together. You can spend £2000 on winter kit but if you can't zip it together, then you're going to be wasting valuable bodyheat. Not only

Alpinestars release Adventure Gore-Tex gear
By Ian Malnis on 16/11/2009 13:35:38
More top kit from Astars

Alpinestars have released their Adventure Gore-Tex jacket and trouser. Claiming the gear is 100% waterproof and breathable; they've employed a Gore-Tex liner and dual flap closures. All pockets have storm-over flaps and pull tabs for easy and secure operation. Chest pad compartme...

BSB: MSS Colchester Kawasaki begins testing
By Visordown News on 26/03/2009 10:30:19
Julien Da Costa and Simon Andrews get to grips with the 2009 race-kitted ZX-10R

-back, the riders completed enough laps to confirm the direction of the team’s radical winter development work and to allow the Magnetti Marelli technicians to make great advances with the sophisticated engine and data management systems. Team owner Nick Morgan

Preparing your bike for Winter riding
By go_slow on 17/11/2005 13:06:02
Tips on how to prepare your bike for the Winter months

riding in winter kit. Bulky clothing may keep you warm but restrict your movement. Make sure you are happy and comfortable in the gear you are wearing and can control the bike fully. Make sure that your clothing fits well, the last thing you want is a

Heated clothing rocks
By Andy Stevens on 15/12/2009 13:33:08
Read how this little wire can change your biking life forever!

We’ve all been there, trying to wrap up warm before heading out on the bike in the freezing cold. Last winter I was wearing a thermal under suit, Jeans, three t-shirts and then a winter jacket and trousers over the top. This winter looks to be just

Tested: EXO2 Heated Jacket
By Andy Stevens on 22/12/2011 10:48:46
One way to stay warm this winter!

It still amazes me how few people know about heated clothing. The cold is a major factor in why people put their bikes away for the winter but if you wear the right kit, you can comfortably ride all year 'round.The EXO2 Stormrider jacket can

Tested: Held Cardona jacket, Frontino trousers
By Andy Stevens on 16/03/2012 16:05:25
A top of the range all-season textile jacket/trouser combo, but after 7,000 winter miles is it still top of the range?

’d be right to expect the best kit for your money.The fact is this combo is built for all seasons use. It’s designed to be a one-time purchase that you can wear across summer and winter. Effectively it represents two pairs or trousers and two jackets, giving


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