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Showcase: Base layers
By Robin Goodwin on 11/04/2012 09:10:36
Base layers not only keep you warm and dry, they also make it easy slipping in and out of your gear. Here are six two piece base layers to get you going
removal properties. The combo also features a flat seam construction which helps in reducing chaffing. EDZ have also given the All Climate underwear an Anti Odour treatment and say they are fast drying, so they can be washed after a ride and rinsed out
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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
get to entertain passers-by as you struggle into it at the side of the road when the heavens open, hopping from one foot to the other as you try to get the suit on quickly without taking your boots off.Textile clothing with a waterproof, breathable
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To The Crusher - Kawasaki GPZ305
By Ben Cope on 26/03/2010 09:39:12
It's another motorcycle that they should have never made. But they did. Why?
the ravages of a winter, what's the bloody point when all that was left un-corroded after a couple of months outside was the belt itself? And to think this abomination lasted from 1983 right up until 1996!To the Crusher, foul underpowered beast!
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To The Crusher: Kawasaki GPZ305
By on 03/04/2008 14:19:48
They tart it up to look like the-then supersports GPz range and call it a GPz305.
the ravages of a winter, what's the bloody point when all that was left un-corroded after a couple of months outside was the belt itself? And to think this abomination lasted from 1983 right up until 1996!To the Crusher, foul underpowered beast!
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Board Stupid - To the Alps on a CD250
By Richard Baybutt on 18/10/2010 15:08:22
London to the French Alps on a 20 year-old Honda CD250. Ridden by someone who only just passed their test a week before. In the depths of winter. And with their snowboard strapped to the side of this rusty shitbox…
by an ex-courier friend. The Deptford Choppers (unofficial name) garage run by Ben and Matt was my local haunt for the next few months whilst I got my Hog up and running. When I say ‘Hog’, I don’t really mean a 1200cc American V-twin. No. This was a 20 year
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Would you buy a bike off this man?
By Luke Ponsford on 06/01/2007 10:40:49
Selling bikes - like shooting fish in a barrel. But have you ever tried shooting fish in a barrel? Enter Luke Ponsford and his Browning Prestige 28" (over and under). Fish: 4 Luke: 0
be said for the inside of Lloyd Cooper Motorcycles, Hertfordshire's premier dealer of two-wheeled vehicles. Lots of bikes, lots of clothing and a full complement of staff, but bugger-all customers. Oh dear, it looks like I've picked a very bad day to try
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The Future of Crashing
By Visordown on 28/03/2002 11:55:34
Insight in to the next generation of crash protection, the airbag system
be the worst £450 you'd ever spend. On the other hand, if you had it, wore it, then hit something very awkward it may be the best cash spent in your life.Perhaps, in another 10 years airbag technology in motorcycle clothing will be as common as body armour
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World In Motion
By Harriet Ridley, Alex Hearn, Tim Dickson on 23/02/2008 15:05:39
Travel by car and you're watching a movie. Travel by bike and you're in the movie. Which is reason enough in our book to hit the road for a touring holiday. The question is, how do you want to do it?
the ST1100 for four years until Honda brought out the linked model with ABS in 1996, so I bought that and ran it until 2002 when I got the new 1300.I tour with different people on different bikes and the truth is you can tour on anything. But bikes like
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Teenage Kicks
By Warren Pole on 01/04/2005 12:11:08
Grubby oiks on the rob, or the very future of motorcycling? Wozza hunts out the kids on scooters to find out
width:300px; margin:5px 0px 5px 10px;" align="center"black solid; margin-bottom:2px;" width="300" /I'd been back from holiday five hours and was in the middle of unpacking, throwing last month's milk out and wading through the fan mail and bills
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The definitive motorcycle bucket list
By Robin Goodwin on 05/12/2011 10:11:01
Top 50 countdown of motorcycling adventures that you simply have to do before you die...
or September are bestWhere: South of FranceCost: Budget for £1,200Contact: www.eurotunnel.comThe South of France offers one of the very best riding experiences in the world. Getting there is an eight-hour blast, and once you're south of Lyon the options
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