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Glove review: Spada Enforcer

Samuel Pinney, 28 October 2010 15:17

Spada Enforcer gloves, £54.99Miles covered/time: 1500/three weeks What’s good? If you can’t afford the luxury of summer and winter gloves, then these aren’t a bad option for most of the year. Save £££s on motorcycle gloves I’ve covered about 7000 miles in the previous version of this glove, these ones are almost the same but appear to have grown an ...

Product review: Infinit Solar backpack

Samuel Pinney, 03 September 2010 19:26

Infinit Solar backpack, £89.99Miles covered/time: 500/one monthWhat's good? It's a rucksack with a solar panel and a battery in it so you can charge your phone/iPod or sat nav on the move. It comes with a load of adaptors and a USB connection so you will be able to charge almost anything. This means you don¹t have to worry about ...

Helmet review: Box JX-2 open face

Samuel Pinney, 27 January 2010 17:16

Box JX-2 open face helmet - £39.99 (in the MCN Shop)Miles covered/time: 100 (off-road) /one month What’s good? It’s a retro looking helmet, but made to modern standards. So you can look the part and protect your head while wobbling around on vintage trials bikes. Save money on motorcycle helmets High-tech features include a strap at the back for your ...

Boot review: Oxford Sport Bone Dry

Samuel Pinney, 20 January 2010 16:49

Oxford Sport Bone Dry Boots, £99.99 in the MCN ShopMiles covered/time: 2000/three months What’s good? They are snug and well articulated so they are probably the most comfortable shoes I own, let alone motorcycle boots. Save £££s on motorcycle boots You can wear them all day without even noticing. I have crashed in them; apart from a bit of scuffing ...

Product review: Mark 49 Halcyon goggles

Samuel Pinney, 23 December 2009 13:47

Mark 49 Halcyon goggles, £49.99Miles covered/time: 500/one year What’s good? There is no real need to wear goggles like these, which makes them all the more charming. They stop your eyes misting up and make you feel like Biggles. I wear them with an open face lid, and I wore them very briefly while riding in America in the states ...

Helmet review: Schuberth S1 Pro

Samuel Pinney, 30 July 2009 12:14

What’s good? It’s amazingly quiet, almost spookily so, it’s like upgrading your head to first class. Sun visor flicks up or down in a second. This means you continue to ride if the light changes when your friends are at the side of the road struggling with switching their visors. The peripheral vision is spectacular as well. Now that you ...

Jacket review: Hein Gericke Tuareg Rallye GTX III jacket

Samuel Pinney, 12 March 2009 09:37

Best thing about it: Chuck the waterproof, insulated lining in and it will keep you toasty warm in sideways rain and sleet. I wore it on a ride from Silverstone to Cornwall and the only reason I stopped was for petrol, it’s that warm. Take out the lining and you’ve got a pretty serious bit of off-road kit thanks to ...

Cyril Despres' Dakar check list

Samuel Pinney, 04 March 2009 16:52

It's hard to know what to pack when going on a motorcycle adventure, we asked multiple Dakar winner Cyril Despres what he packed for the famous rally. Cyril won the Dakar rally in 2005 and 2007. He came in second in 09, beaten only by his team mate Marc Coma. Judging by the list this isn't what he stores in his panniers but ...