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Tour Master Transition Motorcycle Jacket, Men's Reviewer: Justin D., Perth, Australia Date Added: Friday 09 May, 2008 Hi Guys, Just a short note to thank you for your fabulous service. I'm an overseas online buyer who just received delivery (1 day before estimated!) of my online order. I am impressed by the quality of apparel, service, accurate information, even delivery. Well done all of you! I had purchased both a Tourmaster Jacket and Tourmaster Rain jacket. The sizing was perfect (as described) and the quality is tremendous, and at the right price, exactly as described. Now I look forward to my daily work ride on my BMW F800ST. Come rain, hail, or shine. Many thanks Whitehorse Gear and Tourmaster.
Tour Master Sentinel Rain Jacket, Men's Reviewer: Justin D., Perth, Australia Date Added: Friday 09 May, 2008 Hi Guys, Just a short note to thank you for your fabulous service. I'm an overseas online buyer who just received delivery (1 day before estimated!) of my online order. I am impressed by the quality of apparel, service, accurate information, even delivery. Well done all of you! I had purchased both a Tourmaster Jacket and Tourmaster Rain jacket. The sizing was perfect (as described) and the quality is tremendous, and at the right price, exactly as described. Now I look forward to my daily work ride on my BMW F800ST. Come rain, hail, or shine. Many thanks Whitehorse Gear and Tourmaster.
Reviewer: Adventure Motorcycle, April 2008 Date Added: Tuesday 06 May, 2008 Anybody who dreams of strapping a sleeping bag to his bike, throwing a leg over the saddle, and taking off on a trip around the world should certainly read this book. And even if you haven't ever thought about doing this, Mondo Enduro makes for jolly good armchair traveling. I use the word "jolly" because there is a pleasantly English slant to the writing. ...This is not a boring "and then we went" type of book; this is full of tales of travails and good times. - Review by Clement Salvadori
Reviewer: BMW Owners News, May 2008 Date Added: Tuesday 29 April, 2008 The great thing about Clement Salvadori's new 101 Road Tales book is that you can start reading on any page. Each couple of pages starts another of his masterful ruminations about motorcycling. ... Clem is either under a beret or a helmet, equally at home sporting both. He's ridden a bike everywhere, observed all including the wine, and makes us wish we'd been erudite enough to have done the same. - Review by John Hermann
Stayin' Safe: The Art and Science of Riding Really Well Reviewer: BMW Owners News and Friction Zone, May 2008 Date Added: Tuesday 29 April, 2008 Larry was a deep thinker, and it shows in his writings. Stayin' Safe isn't a "how-to" training guide for the novice rider. Rather, it's a compilation of essays on different topics, for experienced motorcyclists. You won't find any detailed diagrams or illustrations, either. He simply wrote what was on his mind. - Review by David Hough
PIAA 1100X Custom Fit Driving Light Kit: BMW K1200 LT Reviewer: Benton Blalock Date Added: Friday 25 April, 2008 I bought these lights to add night light and to form the light triangle for my K12LT. They work great! I can see and I am seen. They are not cheap but neither was the LT. My only complaint is that the bulbs burned out rather quickly.6 mos. for the first. When the second one died I decided to replace the bulbs with cheap ones from the hardware but they are yellow vs. the white. When I saw I could replace them for $33 each instead of the $45 I was told, I decided to try the X1100s again. I did not know about the 1 year warranty. I installed them 4/25/08 and I average 2,000 miles per month so we shall see how they last.
Reviewer: Motorcycle Online Date Added: Wednesday 16 April, 2008 This doo-dad is purely a convenience item but it works like a dream!
Reviewer: BMW Owners News, April 2008 Date Added: Monday 07 April, 2008 The Mondo ethos of light, budget-oriented travel struck a chord with me. As the team ventured out of the relative safety of Europe into the plains of Turkey and Central Asia, they became very adept at rough camping, roadside cooking and what the authors refer to as "a blend," meeting locals to help them on their way. Some of these chance encounters led to places to sleep for the night while others produced mechanical or supply assistance. The overwhelming friendliness encountered by the Mondo Enduro team was one of the highlights of the book. ... Mondo Enduro is a refreshingly simplistic take on an around the world adventure. Combining ingenuity with a never ending supply of local assistance, the Mondo team journeyed to places most motorcyclists can only dream of. Seven guys on small bikes, light on gear, with minimal preparation getting through the roughest terrain on luck and personality. Isn't that truly what a real adventure is all about?
Motorcycle Journeys Through the Southwest, 2nd edition Reviewer: Thunder Press, March 2008 Date Added: Monday 07 April, 2008 Marty Berke has a special talent for finding the best places to camp. No other motorcycle travel guide even comes close when it comes to choosing a tent site. ... This exploratory rider also manages to find some of the best places to eat. We ride to experience what the road has to offer. With this book as a guide, it's easy to choose the best roads; all that remains is to ride them.
Firstgear Kilimanjaro 4.0 Motorcycle Jacket, Men's Reviewer: American Rider, June 2008 Date Added: Monday 07 April, 2008 I've worn the Kilimanjaro in conditions ranging from damp and chilly coastal fog to searing inland heat - sometimes encountering both on the same ride - and have yet to find a fault with either its cold-weather or hot-weather performance. The fit is great, too... Displaying 1 to 10 (of 403 reviews) |
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