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Kit review: Rev’it racing socks

James Keen, 31 December 2010 07:30

Rev’it racing socks, £24.99James Keen Miles covered/time: 3500/seven months Save £££ on motorcycle boots & socks in the MCN Shop What’s good? Racing socks? I know, but hear me out… they’re padded in potential impact areas to help further protect your feet in accidents and reduce the chance of abrasions and pressure sores. Plus the elasticized material they’re made from ...

Video: GP style exhaust released for the Aprilia RSV4

James Keen, 09 July 2009 10:32

Carbon Can Co. have released a GP Style exhaust for the Aprilia RSV4. Watch the clip below to hear it in action. Compare and buy motorcycle exhausts The Aprilia RSV4 MotoGP exhaust costs from £299.99. For more details, call Carbon Can Co. on 01302 339031.

10 great Fathers Day gifts

James Keen, 16 June 2009 17:32

Fathers day - what a hassle. Not because you have to get the old man a present, it's figuring out what to buy and finding time to buy it that's the problem. That's why we've compiled this list of 10 great gift ideas for bikers. Find Fathers day gifts in the MCN Shop All of this stuff is available in the ...

Oxford Scrappage Scheme: Trade in your old luggage for new

James Keen, 10 June 2009 12:37

Oxford is launching an innovative promotion to give riders the chance to get their hands on brand new Oxford Lifetime Luggage in exchange for their old kit. This one-time offer enables bikers to part-exchange their old motorcycle luggage (any make) for new Oxford Lifetime Luggage and receive a guaranteed value for their old gear of up to £40. Compare and buy Oxford ...

Helmet review: AGV K-series

James Keen, 01 May 2009 13:36

What’s good: Cheap for a big-brand lid and available in a cool choice of paint schemes. The K-series got 3 stars in the SHARP tests, has a removable washable lining and a seat-belt style strap. For buyers on a budget it’ll do the job in a no-frills kind of way, but if you’re used to Arai/Shoei levels of quality it ...

What's popular this week in the MCN Shop

James Keen, 16 January 2009 09:00

The MCN Shop now stocks over 55,000 products from 15 major online retailers including GetGeared, M&P, Grand Prix Legends and the winners of the MCN motorcycle clothing & accessory retailer of the year award- Bikestop. Here's a run down of the top 10 most viewed items this week. The MCN Shop lets you compare products from different retailers in one place, making sure you ...

Winter entertainment for bikers

James Keen, 11 December 2008 11:54

Is the bike tucked up for winter? Or are you riding less and less as the weather gets colder and nights get shorter? Here's a few ideas to keep you busy over winter and deal with the bike withdrawl symptoms. There's a great selection of biking movies and books out there, the list below includes just a few highlights but for a bigger selection check ...

The top 5 biking backpacks

James Keen, 31 October 2008 09:30

MCN's sister title RiDE recently conducted an in-depth test in order to find out which are the best backpacks for motorcyclists. Here's their list of the top 5 backpacks available today. Click here for a free digital sample of this month's RiDE magazine Comfort, durability, water-proofing and capacity were all factors considered when deciding on this short list. You may be using a standard ...

Bering launches hi-viz clothing range

James Keen, 28 October 2008 12:57

Bering has launched a range of highly reflective motorcycle clothing specifically for the UK market. As winter draws in and the nights become longer, visibility becomes a big issue at this time of year as most riders will find that they're commuting home in darkness. Bering hopes to improve safety with their new range and give British bikers the best chance ...

The 10 best parts for the Kawasaki Versys

James Keen, 24 October 2008 15:30

The name 'Versys' apparently stands for versatile system. This may sound a bit cheesy and marketing-led, but it actually describes the funky Kawasaki 650cc parallel twin perfectly. Here's a run down of the top ten accessories for the Versys, as recommended by real owners at www.versys.co.uk. As the taller and more offroad-styled cousin of the popular ER-6n and ER-6f, The Versys is fun and just ...