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Helmet review: Arai TourX3

Richard Newland, 02 May 2013 15:54

Arai Tour-X3 (now the X4)Time tested: 7500/30 months What’s good: Made famous by the Ewan and Charley show – but don’t let that put you off – the Tour-X3 is a real cross-over helmet, treading the line with impressive neutrality between a full-on road lid, and a full-face motocross one. The lining is usefully removable and washable, and the large ...

Boot review: RST Women’s Trinity

Kayleigh Nicolaou, 06 December 2012 16:20

RST Women’s Trinity Boots, £79.99 Miles covered/time: 2000 miles/two months    What’s good: I used these boots for a recent trip across Europe where I encountered all manner of conditions. Spending a full ten hour day on the bike with the heaven’s pouring down my feet stayed bone dry which was fantastic. They were also not too hot in the heat ...

Best sports-touring tyre for a Triumph Speed Triple

MCN, 02 April 2012 14:16

Q. Can you tell me what the best sports-touring tyre for a 2011 Triumph Speed Triple is? The last tyres were Metzeler Racetec Interacts that I got 3500 miles out of. I’d like some rubber that will get me 7-8000 miles from a rear tyre as I am a very careful rider.Iangrm99, MCN forums A. Triumph fitted the Racetecs as ...

Product review: Dremel 8200-2/45 cordless

Simon Relph, 20 February 2012 14:27

Dremel 8200-2/45 cordless, £122.54Time used: 11 months What’s good: This cordless version of the Dremel is a bit bigger due to the battery, but this issue is easily outweighed by the fact you can use it anywhere. This model comes with a very handy hard carrying case containing all of the 8200’s various attachments. Great for use in confined spaces ...

How long will my helmet last?

MCN, 02 February 2012 15:29

Q. My crash helmet is a few years old but remains very comfortable. It was in absolutely tip-top condition until it rolled off the petrol tank a little while ago onto the petrol station forecourt’s concrete floor. I really don't want to buy another one unless I have to, but how do I know if it’s beyond help?Neil Thomas, email ...

Best tyres for a CCM FT35

MCN, 20 January 2012 14:48

Q. I have a CCM FT35-S, the 400cc Suzuki-engined supermoto with a 120/70 x 17 front tyre and a 150/70 x 17 rear. What choices do I have in replacement rubber?Nick Scarr, email A. First off, the correct size on the back is a 150/60 x 17, and there are several good choices for lighter bikes in these sizes, but ...

Video: New Avon 3D Ultra sports tyre

Marc Abbott, 20 January 2012 09:40

British firm Avon have just released this video of their new 3D Ultra sports tyre. It's chock-full of info on the new rubber's construction. Here's the lowdown…

Best tyres for a Harley-Davidson Fat Boy?

MCN, 11 January 2012 11:17

The Dunlop D407 200/55 x 17 rear will soon need replacing on my 2008 Harley-Davidson Fat Boy after 6000 miles and the front D408F 140/75 x 17 is almost as worn. Should I replace with the same or is there now something better? Do I need to do both at the same time?Tony Cook, email First of all, as with ...

Barbour Surtees waxed jacket

Ped Baker, 09 January 2012 17:20

Barbour Surtees waxed jacket, £279.95 Miles covered/time: 500/one month What’s good: The wax cotton jacket has made a bit of a comeback recently with many manufacturers now offering similarly styled garments. The Barbour Surtees is arguably the best looking jacket on offer with a stylish leather collar and retro chest patch. The main material is medium weight with a Sylkoil ...

Beta Tools Adjustable Wrench

Marc Abbott, 03 January 2012 12:06

Beta Tools Adjustable Wrench, £21 Time used: Four months What’s good: Quite what it is about this chrome-plated tool of beauty that makes me irrationally covetous I’ll try to explain. Its jaws operate smoothly throughout the wrench’s 32mm extent (that’s one and a quarter inches in old money – and marked on the reverse) by way of knurled adjuster. It’s ...