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AGV - X-Vent Helmet I bought my first X-Vent because it had the coolest graphics. I bought my second one because the first one saved my life. It did such a great job of protecting my nugget that I never considered anything different when I ordered my next lid. >> Full review AGVSport - AeroMesh Jacket The mesh jacket offers a cool, flow-through fabric design for hot weather riding without compromising safety. The style has been out for a while now and there are many manufacturers to choose from. I went out looking for the best combination of style, color, padding and armor available. For my needs the AGVSport AeroMesh Jacket was the best jacket for the money. >> Full review Alpinestars - S-MX Plus Boots Alpinestars is a long standing, well established name in motorcycle gear and the S-MX plus boot is another quality product. >> Full review Alpinestars - V-Rebel Air-flo Jacket Warm weather riding gear has been one of the fastest growing segments in the market. As new-improved fibers have been developed to make gear lighter and stronger there is now a plethora of quality, mesh gear available in nearly every brand. While in 90 degree plus temperatures one cannot say that mesh is actually cool, it is certainly a reprieve from oppressive leathers. >> Full review Alpinestars - Women's 2003 Dyno Jacket The problem, I already own a perfectly good jacket. Actually the same Jacket just the first year model and it still has a lot of riding years left in it. Let me tell you about this newly modified Women's Dyno Jacket and you tell me; would you ditch the perfectly good jacket for a new one? >> Full review Avon - Azaro-ST 45/46 Let's face it, when it comes down to picking that perfect set of tires, most manufacturers have so many good options for the street in a variety of compounds and styles that it is difficult to decide on just one. After using up my stock tires I was forced to wade through all of the options in search of the perfect tires that would be both pleasing to the senses, as well as the wallet >> Full review Bieffe - RT Helmet In the world of streetbike helmets there is a wide range in price and quality. The Bieffe RT is a low priced helmet with the quality and many of the features found in the higher priced helmets. >> Full review CTSmoto - Custom Cut Rotors To be honest, I never put much thought into my rear rotor, it just sits back there quietly doing its job. Well, one day I was out perusing one of my favorite forums when I found a post about these custom cut rear rotors. I thought it was a pretty cool idea so I thought I'd check it out. >> Full review Chatterbox - MultiSport HJC-FRS Communicating with other riders is a luxury that you can quickly become dependant upon. Rider communication is great not only for the logistics of directions, notifying other riders of problems and road conditions, signaling to get gas, etc; but also for the ability to include others in your riding experience. Yet, in spite of its glories there are some issues with this product. >> Full review Clear Alternatives - Clear Lenses and LEDs Why make the jump to a clear lens? What are the advantages or disadvantages of such a change? Well, for me it was a desired cosmetic change and I wasn't too worried about how they compared to the stock bulbs regarding brightness or legality. >> Full review Ecliptech Innovations - Shift-i Okay, I have to admit that the first time I saw this thing, I thought it looked pretty cool. Little lights for the gauges that was probably more fluff than function. Either way, there was one thing I was sure of... I knew I had to have it. When I began looking into this device, I quickly learned that it was not some silly toy only meant to accent your bike with a tiny electronic light show. This thing has been extremely well thought out and is packed with so many features that I never would have thought about. I was pleasantly surprised to find so much ingenuity in such a seemingly simple little device. >> Full review Fieldsheer - Mach 2 Mesh Jacket As safety gear has evolved over the years, the need for hot weather gear has become readily apparent. In terms of protection, I have yet to see a mesh jacket that compares to this one. >> Full review Frank Thomas - Air Rage Gloves The Air Rage glove is a quality product with many great features that one would expect from the top manufacturers and is overall a good glove option for anyone looking for a hard armor glove. >> Full review HelmetHead Cycle Gear - Helmet Sunblocker I first read about the Helmet Sunblocker in Motor Cyclist Magazine's "Gear box" section, which showcases new gear and gadgets for bikers. I was very eager to check out this unique product as I've been fighting the morning and afternoon sun on my commute everyday for the past few years. >> Full review Hot Bodies Racing - Supersport Undertail Kit The HotBodies Racing undertail kit provides an excellent alternative to the hideous factory assembly. They offer a complete kit that replaces the factory assembly with a sleek molded fiberglass unit that even integrates the turn signals into the factory tail lights. >> Full review Icon - Mainframe Halo Helmet Of course, the most important piece of motorcycle gear is the helmet and in today's world of choices and varying prices ranges, Icon has come up with a sleek, light and inexpensive solution for those riders who do want to sacrifice price for comfort and protection. >> Full review Icon - Motorhead Boots Icon once again has taken the casually look to the next level with their Motorhead boots. The race inspired boots by Alpinestars, Sidi and the like are not always the best choice for street riding so Icon has created a boot especially targeted for the street rider. >> Full review Icon - Neo Daytona Jacket Icon's style is yet again top notch. The Neo Daytona jacket may not be as flashy as the others, but it holds true to rider comfort and utility. >> Full review Icon - Standard Ladies Riding Jeans When the average rider on the street rides in jeans, it stands to reason that there is a demand for a jean that offers a little more protection. The Ladies Standard Riding Jean is Icon's answer to this demand. >> Full review Icon - Super Duty Boots Icon comes to the rescue once again by bringing us everyday boots that are tailored for the motorcyclist that demands safe and discrete riding gear which they can wear to work, dinner or any other local errand which may not warrant a more racer attitude. >> Full review Icon - Ti-Max Gloves Since the launch of Icon's new product line, I've been itching to check out what they had to offer. I opted for their new Ti-Max titanium plated gloves as I found them to be the most intriguing. >> Full review Icon - Tuscadero Ladies Jacket The Tuscadero Ladies Jacket is a new addition to Icon's rapidly expanding women's line. After a couple of months with this baby I still can't find anything to complain about. Icon has hit the nail on the head with this one. >> Full review Joe Rocket - Alter Ego Jacket Mesh jackets offer you cooler riding conditions during hot days with out sacrificing safety. However, you have at least two maybe three jackets in your closet for the different condition your may encounter through out the season. Well, Joe Rocket has taken this in to consideration and came up with the Alter Ego jacket to alleviate the clutter in your closet. >> Full review Joe Rocket - Orbit Boots For the past couple of years I have been searching for riding boots that would be suitable to my around town riding applications. I want boots that look like shoes, that I can wear with jeans to work and not have to change, that I can take out for a quick 30 minute ride on an afternoon and still wear into a store without being uncomfortable. This doesn't seem an unreasonable request, yet the product has proven to be very elusive. >> Full review Joe Rocket - Phoenix Jacket 1.0 Warm weather has always posed a problem to motorcyclists who wish to wear proper safety gear. Out of control hot weather like we have here in Central California, where temperatures are frequently in excess of 100 degrees are an even bigger problem. Joe Rocket has taken aim at that very issue with the Phoenix Jacket. >> Full review Joe Rocket - Rocket 88 Woman's Jacket Our recent experience shopping for a woman's riding jacket introduced us to the problems of finding gear made just for women. We found remarkably few products available to suit our needs. >> Full review LuggageLocker - Tank Bag I've been using magnetic tank bags for years on my older style '98 with no ill effects whatsoever. Well, the new bike doesn't have a metal tank so my current magnetic tank bag wouldn't work. Yikes! I tried a buddy's strap type tank bag, but it was too bulky and I didn't like the way it mounted to the bike. I wasn't sure what to do, keep trying to get the strapped bag to work, carry a back pack, or just deal with the fact that I won't be able to carry much on the new bike. >> Full review Luimoto - Seat Skins *UPDATED* When you first start thinking about mods for your bike, changing the look of the seats it probably low on the list. After all, what's a seat other than something to hold our bum. Other than comfort, what could you possibly think of changing on an already fully functional part? To tell you the truth, I never once thought about changing out my seats until I saw what Luimoto had to offer. >> Full review Micron - Gold Oval Slip-On One of the first modifications most make to their bike, is the addition of a full or half exhaust system. With all the great exhaust products out there stemming from a seemingly endless supply of companies, it can be a little tough to decide on which pipe is good for you. >> Full review Oberon Engineering - Anodized Aluminum Accessories Looking for some high quality anodized parts that won't fade like other cheap brands? Well, look no further. Oberon Engineering as a long list of parts to suit most everybody's needs. Pegs, Bar ends, Oil filler caps and even their new preload adjusters are available for most makes and models. >> Full review Olympia - All Season Ladies Gloves Gloves are one of the most important pieces of gear for a rider, yet one of the most difficult to nail down. My search for a suitable glove has been a long one and has not yet been totally fulfilled. >> Full review Olympia - Gel Reflector Gloves The Olympia Gel Reflector Glove is a very reasonably priced, lightweight glove for summer riding. Although the glove is long on comfort it falls short in the area of protection and quality. >> Full review Pazzo Racing - Billet Clutch and Brake Levers I've always liked the look of the smaller more streamlined clutch and brake levers I've seen on race bikes, but I've been hesitant to purchase these things because other than looks, I was not sure what benefit they would bring to me as a street rider. After all, looks aren't everything and I can't afford to spend money on things for my bike that don't bring function along with finish. >> Full review Penske Shocks - 2-Way Adjustable Rear Shock Suspension is probably to most valuable piece of equipment for your bike, However suspension upgrades are usually overlooked for more preferred mods like exhaust, dampers, seats, windscreens, pegs, bar ends... well, you get the idea. After all, why would you want to spend another chunk of money on something that is already working fine on your bike? >> Full review Scotts - Rotary Steering Damper With today's bikes pushing the performance envelope, many manufacturers are walking the line between steering response and stability. A quality steering damper can help to stabilize the front of the bike and potentially save your life. >> Full review Second Look - Seat Skins Second Look has been around for years designing and manufacturing replacement seat covers for nearly every bike on the market. There name has become synonymous with seat covers and they are really the only leader in this field. >> Full review SportVue - MC2 - Head-Mounted Display Sure, the idea isn't new, but until now any previous attempts at some sort of heads up display proved to be more of a burden then something a rider could really use. For the system to work it would need to be wireless, small and devoid of any and all operating annoyances that would take away from the benefits such a system would provide. Sportvue has really done their homework as this MC2 unit proves that with a little bit of ingenuity, a true heads up system could be useful for any and all streetbikers. >> Full review Sportech - Show Chrome Series Windscreens Well, when you're talking sportbikes, there are surely a few early modifications that most riders checked off their list first. Tossing that plain, clear, blah stock windscreen is usually one of the first things to go. For years we've settled for the standard, smoke, dark smoke and a few color plastic options that until now seemed pretty cool in their own right. Leave it to Sportech to take it to the next level with their new line of chrome windscreens. >> Full review Suomy - Spec-1R Ben Bostrom Replica With all of the available helmets on the market today, picking the right helmet for your head could prove to be an incredibly daunting task. You'll need to think about price, fit, style, looks and safety before you can intelligently make your choice. Cheaper helmets may be as safe as the more expensive models, but usually a higher price brings with it a higher level of safety, style, fit and craftsmanship. >> Full review Vortex - Billet Aluminum Gas Caps Sure, I know what you're thinking, changing the gas cap would be the last thing on my list to change. Well, sometimes changing something simple, really makes a big statement in our ongoing attempt to differentiate our pride and joy from the next guy (or gal) down the street. >> Full review Vortex - Frame Sliders and Bases Vortex continues to show their ingenuity in developing top notched accessories for sport bikes. Adding to their line of performance and cosmetic accessories is the simple but effective frame slider. >> Full review Watsen Design - LED Turn Signals There are so many modifications that can be done to a sportbike, but what should you do first? Well, I am not here to tell you that, but one modification I believe to be on the top of the list is the front turn signals. >> Full review Wolf Racing - Underseat Exhaust System When I embarked on the task of shopping for a new exhaust setup I was truly amazed at how many manufacturers there are now. So many brand choices in conjunction with decisions like, half, three quarter, slip on, bolt on with a standard, high mount and under seat, it is just staggering. I liked the looks of the Wolf system and had read some other positive reviews so I thought I would give them a try. One word, MISTAKE. >> Full review |
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