Motorcycle Gear
Created By: timesync
Last Modified: 06/09/06
Summary: A selection of the motorcycle gear I'm looking at to go along with my R6.REV'IT! Inferno Gloves
Summary: The Rev'it Inferno gloves offer serious protection with what I think is a nice conservative styling. I feel more confident wearing these gloves than many of the other women's (and men's) gloves that are available that seem more like street dress gloves than anything you'd want to wear while riding a motorcycle. The list price of $119.99 is reasonable, considering the quality and thought that went into producing these gloves.
From: http://www.webbikeworld.com/r2/rev-it/inferno-gloves/BMW Back Protector 2
Summary: I like the BMW product; it's comfortable, the price is reasonable, it seems lighter than the rest and although the jury's still out on the efficacy of the collarbone protector. BMW claims that the product "has a measured residual force of less than 2 kN", which, I take it, is a good thing.
From: http://www.webbikeworld.com/r3/back-protector/bmw-back-protector/Squire Paramount Plus Motorcycle Wheel Lock
Summary: f you're looking for the biggest, baddest wheel lock to maybe match your el Monstruo Squire SS65CS lock and chain, the Paramount Plus is it. Wrap this baby around the front wheel of a motorcycle or scooter and watch the thieves sulk.
From: http://www.webbikeworld.com/r2/motorcycle-lock/disc-lock/squire-paramount.htmMotorcycle Helmet Wind Blocker - webBikeWorld
Summary: The Windjammer II is a unique product that can decrease motorcycle helmet noise caused by wind buffeting while also providing some extra warmth for cold weather riding.
From: http://www.webbikeworld.com/r2/windjammer/helmet-wind-blocker.htmLink: Ear Plug - Earplugs - Hearing Protection - webBikeWorld
Summary: Everything you need to know about ear plugs, earplugs, hearing protection, wearing earplugs, sources for earplugs, or earplugs and motorcycling!
Link: Motorcycle Helmet Noise - webBikeWorld
Summary: For the record, it's our opinion that riding a motorcycle is a very noisy endeavor. The noise that is generated is always loud enough to be dangerous to human health and can easily cause permanent hearing damage.
This is an excellent article about the origin of noise in a motorcycle riding environment.
Link: TomTom Rider - webBikeWorld
Summary: Review on the TomTom Rider. It seems to say that it's lacking in many respects.
Link: Garmin: StreetPilot 2820
Summary: The official Garmin home page.
Garmin StreetPilot 2820
BMW System V Helmet with WCS-1 Bluetooth Communication System
Summary: BMW System V Helmet with WCS-1 Bluetooth Communication System
From: http://www.hostdub.com/PanEuropean:BT_Helmet_3:fullBMW System V Helmet with WCS-1 Bluetooth Communication System
Summary: BMW System V Helmet with WCS-1 Bluetooth Communication System
From: http://www.hostdub.com/PanEuropean:BT_Helmet_2:fullBMW System V Helmet with WCS-1 Bluetooth Communication System
Summary: BMW System V Helmet with WCS-1 Bluetooth Communication System
From: http://www.hostdub.com/PanEuropean:BT_Helmet_1:fullLink: gps tracklog: Garmin StreetPilot 2820 review
Summary: The easiest way to describe this GPSR would be to say that it is the most competent motorcycle navigator I have ever used.
Link: Autocom America | Super Pro AVi
Summary: The world's most advanced communication system, the Super Pro AVi adds expanded performance features including Automatic Music Volume, Automatic VOX Controls and a Music Fader enhancing the feature richness of our high performance platform with added clarity, VOX and volume accuracy as well as increased system flexibility.
BMW System V Helmet with BlueTooth
Summary: BMW System V Helmet with BlueTooth
From: http://www.motorbiker.org/blogs.nsf/dx/09152004161722MWEJRX.htm
