Motorcycle Sport & Leisure

  • Day Ride: Bristol and West

    Day Ride: Bristol and West

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    North Devon coast, Exmoor and back to the Somerset Levels – the only problem was the seat… Settling into an excessively sized latte on Minehead’s high street, the urge to keep looking over at Low-Fat across the street is irresistible. Low-Fat is my motorcycle – Bavaria’s finest F650, pleasingly devoid of modern fripperies such as…

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  • Knowledge: Sisters are doing it for themselves

    Knowledge: Sisters are doing it for themselves

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    Forget about motorcycling being a lads world. There are – and always have been – plenty of women riding fast and far.

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  • MSL September 2018 out now!

    MSL September 2018 out now!

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    The latest issue of Motorcycle Sport & Leisure is out now!

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  • Liqui Moly Lubricants arrive in the UK

    Liqui Moly Lubricants arrive in the UK

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    If you’re into motorcycle racing, you’ve probably heard of Liqui Moly. It’s Europe’s leading motor oil manufacturer, a global lubrication powerhouse, an official partner of Moto2 and Moto3 – and its motorcycle products are now finally available to buy in the UK. Founded in Germany in 1957, where its products are still developed and manufactured,…

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  • Know Your Helmets

    Know Your Helmets

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    What you wear on your head matters. Bruce Wilson, editor of our sister mag, Fast Bikes, spoke to Airoh Helmets’ technical expert Angela Locatelli… Why are there so many types of helmet shell materials? Originally, helmets were made of composite fibres, like fibreglass. Over the years the use of plastic materials was introduced, such as…

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  • Tried & Tested: KTM Akrapovc end can

    Tried & Tested: KTM Akrapovc end can

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    Tested by: John Milbank¦£835.32¦www.ktm.com/gb Tested on my own 1050, this can is a direct replacement suitable for the 1050, 1090 and 1290 adventure bikes, made of stainless steel, with a titanium outer skin and carbon-fibre end-cap, as well as a carbon heel guard. It’s beautifully made, and looks fantastic on the bike… as it should,…

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  • Tried & Tested: DCX Drifter boots

    Tried & Tested: DCX Drifter boots

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    Tested by: John Milbank¦£259.99¦01425 478936   Yet again, I find myself extolling the virtues of TCX boots. Like every other pair I’ve worn, they’re comfortable, CE-approved, secure and great looking. The Drifters are a vintage off-road-style waterproof boot made of gorgeous, thick brown leather using aluminium cam-over buckles and tough plastic ratchet adjusting straps. The…

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  • Tried & Tested: Nexx Voyager X.D1 helmet

    Tried & Tested: Nexx Voyager X.D1 helmet

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    Tested by: John Milbank¦£359.99¦www.factoryagencies.co.uk¦01749 342491 Multi-purpose helmets tread a fine line between being a practical, good-value way of covering all the bases, and being a compromise too far in every format. Nexx has nailed it though, the Voyager being the best all-rounder I’ve ever used. Working with Touratech, the carbon-shelled Aventuro was released to acclaim…

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  • Tried & Tested: Blink video security system

    Tried & Tested: Blink video security system

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    Tested by: John Milbank¦From £109.99¦www.blinkforhome.co.uk As a means of monitoring the security of your bike, it’s hard to imagine a more simple, effective, and cheap device. Blink is a subscription-free wireless video monitoring system that automatically records when movement is detected. Each camera is self-contained, powered by two easily-replaceable lithium AA batteries. The cameras connect…

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  • Tried & Tested: Denali D2 dual-intensity lights

    Tried & Tested: Denali D2 dual-intensity lights

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    Tested by: John Milbank¦£314.99¦www.rg-racing.com I’ve been using these lights for almost two and a half years now, and they’re probably one of the best additions I have ever fitted to a motorcycle. While new technology is bringing superb cornering headlight systems to many bikes, having more lamps certainly makes you more visible – friends have…

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