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Jacket review: Held Rezzato

Chris Newbigging, 01 October 2010 17:44

Held Rezzato £749.99Miles covered/time: 2500/four months What’s good? It’s leather, but waterproof. It’s not sorcery – just effective use of the Gore-Tex waterproof/breathable membrane. I’ve been lucky enough to only get caught in the rain three or four times, but the jacket hasn’t leaked. Save £££s on motorcycle jackets Remove the insulating liner and it’s cool enough for really hot ...

Product review: Oxford Maximiser 360T

Chris Newbigging, 04 September 2009 16:45

Oxford Maximiser 360T £56.99 on MCN ShopMiles covered/time: 18 months What’s good? The display gives you a picture of how healthy the battery is – a voltage and condition readout tells you if the battery can be saved. Comes with a connection lead to leave on the bike and attach to the charge quickly with a simple connector block – ...

Leathers review: Teknic Xcelerator suit

Chris Newbigging, 03 July 2009 13:01

Product name: Teknic Xcelerator suit, £799.99Miles covered/time: 3000/one year Compare and buy Teknic suits What’s good? The fit is amazing, and the part-kangaroo construction helps contribute to a lightweight feel. It’s heavily ventilated too, so for hard track sessions or racing you’re kept cool and your movement unhindered. I put the protection to the test too – highsiding a Fireblade ...

Boot review: Puma Desmo Gore-Tex boots

Chris Newbigging, 11 March 2009 11:46

Best thing about it: If I was forced to only have one pair of bike boots, it would be these. They’re lightweight, waterproof and give plenty of feel, but an 80mph slide and tumble failed to damage the boots or me, so they’re tough too. Worst thing about it: Gore-Tex is no longer available, and I’m not sure summer-only version ...

R&G release first tail tidy for 2008 Honda Fireblade

Chris Newbigging, 29 February 2008 14:43

Dumping the ugly rear number plate hanger on the new Honda Fireblade isn’t simple – the long hanger is moulded into the stock tool tray, so it’s not a quick bolt-off. R&G have been working flat out with one of the first bikes in the UK and are the first to create a replacement tail tidy that tucks the plate ...