This is one hell of a bike with lots of firsts for Moto Guzzi.
The 2023 Moto Guzzi V100 Mandello is making the press ride rounds right now, and the good folks over at Motorcycle.com had a chance to get in the saddle. I wrote previously about the first-ride impressions that the press had, but this is a more in-depth look from Motorcycle.com’s Editor-in-Chief Evans Brasfield.
Continue reading “Moto Guzzi V100 Mandello Full Review”This review of the XYZCTEM 300D Outdoor Motorcycle Cover should actually help you save money
Recently, I researched motorcycle covers and found a lot of the ones I expected to be good were sorta expensive. At about this same time XYZCTEM (what kind of a name is that?) reached out to me to review its 300D Outdoor Motorcycle Cover. I figured what did I have to lose? So, I said yes.
After waiting a short time, the cover arrived in the mail. And over the course of the next few weeks, I put this cover to the test.
Continue reading “Review: XYZCTEM 300D Outdoor Motorcycle Cover”If you want an adventure bike and aren’t really interested in the BMW options or the Triumph Tiger, the 2020 Suzuki V-Strom 1050XT might be a good option.
The guys from Motorcyclist Magazine get a chance to ride it. I suggest you check out their video of the bike above. If you want to read some of my thoughts, keep on reading.
Continue reading “2020 Suzuki V-Strom 1050XT Review by Motorcyclist Magazine”I’ve ridden and reviewed the Royal Enfield Continental GT 650. I found it to be a great middleweight motorcycle.
The guys over at FortNine also had a chance to get in the saddle of this likable bike. In the video above, Ryan F9 gives his opinions of the machine.
Continue reading “Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 Review – FortNine”Wireless communication devices and wearable tech—like the TaoTronics Sound Liberty 53 Earbuds—are all the rage right now, and it’s warranted.
Find the right product and you have something that can make your life easier and generally better. The same goes for motorcyclists.
That’s why I was happy when TaoTronics reached out to me to review its wireless earbuds. The company wanted the perspective of a motorcyclist.
With that in mind, here’s my review of the product.
Continue reading “TaoTronics Sound Liberty 53 Wireless Earbuds Review”The Scorpion Covert Hoody is a unique item that looks like street clothes. It’s nice riding in regular street clothes, but we all know that regular street clothes don’t offer much protection at all, which is why this jacket makes so much sense.
It’s simple, looks like pretty much any other hoody you’d grab off the shelf, and offers some much-needed protection.
Continue reading “Scorpion Covert Hoody Review by Revzilla”Every rider needs a good bag, and that’s where the Firstgear Torrent Duffle Bag can come in and save the day.
The bag offers quite a lot in terms of features, space, and quality. In the video above, Revzilla goes into the specifics of the product.
Continue reading “Firstgear Torrent Duffle Bag Review by Revzilla”As Ryan F9 of FortNine says in his Yamaha Niken review, people are asking the three-wheeled question, and the Niken tries to answer them.
The Niken is one of the more interesting bikes to come out in recent years. It’s far from perfect, but it may be on to something.
Continue reading “Yamaha Niken Review by FortNine”The company is now carrying this Pando Moto Mark Chino, which provides a lot of protection in stylish designs for a good price.
The jeans look great with a slim leg and a simple design. If you want something that doesn’t look like a pair of motorcycle-riding pants, then this is one smart option.
Continue reading “Pando Moto Mark Chino Jeans Review”The Can-Am Ryker isn’t on my list of machines I want, but this review is epic.
I’ll be honest, I’m not a fan of Cam-Am’s Ryker or any of the other reverse trikes out there. Trikes in general reverse or otherwise just don’t do it for me.
With that said, this review of the Ryker by FortNine is absolutely fantastic and almost makes we want to like them.
Continue reading “Why Canada Makes Three Wheelers | Can-Am Ryker Review 2019 by FortNine”
