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Used Product: Kriega R35 Rucksack

13th December 2007 Kit

I’ve tried a few rucksacks in my time, some general purpose jobbies, some supposedly specifically designed for bikers. Most are shite. However, Kriega’s R35 is

Used Product: 1990 500GP DVD

4th December 2007 Kit

Whether you’re a MotoGP junkie looking to swot up on some history, or a longtime fan after a reminder of the ‘good old days’, this

Used Product: Games Review Project Gotham Racing 4 (XBox 360)

3rd December 2007 Kit

For the first time in the series

Used Product: Metzeler Racetec K3 Street

6th November 2007 Kit

It takes great weather to bring the Metzeler Racetecs to life on the road. This K3 Street compound is designed to warm up better on

Used Product: Spada Turin trousers

31st October 2007 Kit

Beej has been using a pair of these for months now, and rates them. They

Used Product: Avon Viper Supersports tyres

25th October 2007 Kit

The Viper range is two and a half years old now, but they

Used Product: Bridgestone BT-002 Racing Street tyres

22nd October 2007 Kit

This is Bridgestone

Used Product: Leo Vince SBK Factory GSX-R750 K6 can

19th October 2007 Kit

You get what you pay for here. It isn

Used Product: Micron Serpent Headers And Ultralite Can K4

17th October 2007 Kit

The Micron Serpent exhaust system for the GSX-R1000 K4 is Micron

Used Product: Renthal Race Grips

17th October 2007 Kit

Most of us here are hooked on Renthal Race Grips. They

Used Product: Wolf Kangaroo Sport 06 Gloves

16th October 2007 Kit

I love these gloves. They were comfy from the off and give excellent feel through the Nappa leather palms. The wrist and cuff Velcro closures

Used Product: Spada Rage One-piece

15th October 2007 Kit

Used Product: Dunlop Qualifier RR tyres

12th October 2007 Carl Stevens Kit

This is the latest entrant to the brilliant

Used Product: Hairy R's 1/5th action throttle

12th October 2007 Carl Stevens Kit

A Hairy R

Used Product: M4 GSX-R1000 K7 can

9th October 2007 Carl Stevens Kit

At 1.4kg the M4 slip-on saves 8.6kg over the K7