Sean is our in-house tech guy. He simply knows stuff. He’s a bit of a whiz with things like satnavs and comms. systems. In this video Sean shows us how to fit the Sena SRL comms. system into the Shoei Neotec 2. He makes it look easy and, in truth, it is.

In this video review Chris, the chap in the cap, talks through our range of Daytona motorcycle boots. Daytona, quite simply, makes the world's finest motorcycle boots. The company was set up by Helmut and Reinhard Frey back in 1957, and they still operate out of their Bavarian factory today. Daytona boots are not inexpensive but, in our view, they're worth every penny. Once you put your foot into a Daytona boot,

In this Rukka Kalix 2.0 review, we explain why this refined iteration is better than its predecessor. The Kalix 2.0 brings Rukka into the mainstream.

In this PMJ Tex-Pro jean review we explain why this jean brings single-layer jeans into the mainstream. With a AAA CE rating, they're very impressive.

In this article, we review the Shoei Glamster helmet. The Glamster is Shoei's take on a retro helmet featuring all the mod cons of a 21st century lid.

Here at Motolegends we have gloves for every kind of occasion, and if ever you can come to see us in Guildford we can explain what they all do and what kind of gloves are best for your kind of riding. as you'll find.

We love the Klim Marrakesh. It's like a mesh jacket on steroids. From a strength and abrasion-resistance perspective, it's as strong a textile jacket as you'll find.

In this review, Chris, the geezer in the cap, talks us through some of Motolegends’ favourite winter jackets. He is, of course, his normal bumbling self, and in this video he seems to get particularly confused about the positioning of elbows and shoulders. But is he getting better in front of the camera? We're not so sure.

The Shoei Neotec 2 is not a new helmet. In fact, it’s been out for almost a couple of years. But we’ve never done a video about it, so Sean thought some people might find it interesting to have us walk through the helmet and how it all works.

​ When Rukka released the Nivala onto the market a couple of years ago they kind of shot themselves in the foot. And that’s because, even though it was and still is, the most expensive outfit in their range, it was so much better than anything else they produced that the Nivala was the only Rukka suit everybody wanted to buy.

In this review, Chris talks us through Rokker's amazing, single-layer Rokkertech jeans. It's a product that we have championed ever since they were first released. They are, in our view, the world's best riding jeans. And by a country mile.

Warm & Safe makes what we consider to be the very best heated motorcycle clothing on the market. Chris talks through the system in this video review.

In this review, we talk through the current offering of retro-styled motorcycle helmets from brands such as Bell, Biltwell, Hedon, Nexx, AGV and Arai.

This is a well-trodden path; the search for the suit that copes with every circumstance, be it the freezing cold, the burning hot or the drowning wet. What we always say is that the suit that does everything perfectly does not exist.

There is no laminated motorcycle suit that's going to make you feel more comfortable than the fabled Rukka Nivala. In this article, we explain why.

I'm new to biking. Are you able to help? Yes, of course we can. And there must be shops out there who love the idea of being able to talk the unwary and unknowledgeable beginner into buying whatever it is they’ve been unable to unload on to their more experienced customers.

Your average motorcyclist rides about 5000 miles a year. A high-mileage rider might do 10,000. But the serious commuter can do 20,000 miles a year, sometimes even more. We’re talking about riders who ride 100 miles a day, all year round; come rain, come shine, come the freezing, bloody cold.

Here at Motolegends we spend a lot of time telling our customers that there is no such thing as the perfect motorcycling outfit; that there is no suit that is going to work in all conditions; and that it is the kind of riding that you do that will dictate what kind of suit is going to work best for you.

The Richa Stripper trouser is the perfect motorcycle pant for the commuter who wants to wear their bike gear over their workwear. Check out our full review.

Product of the Month September 2019