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  Review: Kawasaki Z300 (productReview)
  with consummate ease, although you do have to be wary of the mirrors as they’re at exactly the right height to clip car door mirrors as you pass. It’s not a big issue, just one you quickly assimilate into your riding style. On faster stretches, the broad tank and small side fairings keep the wind
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  Review: Honda SH300i (productReview)
  many scooters of this engine capacity that can claim that. At this sort of pace, the SH feels stable, though you will absolutely need the optional front screen to keep wind blast from beating on your chest. Some riders might also find the curiously canted forward riding position doesn’t
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  Review: Boardman ADV 8.6 gravel bike (productReview)
  and the ADV 8.6 is the British brand's entry-level gravel bike. Coming in at £825, it certainly looks attractively priced compared to more established brands. What's more impressive is some of the kit they've used, with Shimano Sora shifters, as well as front and rear derailleurs. Look at some pricier
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  Review: Shark Skwal Helmet (productReview)
  visibility, or just to look good if that’s your cup of tea. What’s it like? The Skwal has an integrated sun visor, two air vents, a Pinlock-ready main visor and a washable, removable lining. The Skwal’s party trick is its built-in lighting system, with two green LEDs front
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  How to value your classic car for insurance purposes (Article)
  What is an agreed value on a classic car insurance policy? When it comes to values, classic cars break all the rules. Sure, there are magazine and online price guides that offer you a rough valuation based on spec and condition – but what if your Ford Fiesta 1.1 Popular has
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  Review: Mio MiVue C570 (productReview)
  ? In the box, we get the C570 dash cam, a 12v car charger, suction mount and a guide to help us set the dash cam up. It's pretty simple to get to grips with - like most dash cams, you just plug it in, slot in a microSD card (which isn't provided) and stick it to your windscreen. It's not a looker
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  Review: Cybex Sirona S i-Size (productReview)
  What is it? Ask for a recommendation for a good car seat and chances are the name Cybex will crop up. The brand has become well known for its Cybex Sirona swivelling Group 0/+1 seat in its trademark orange and gold colours. The Sirona S is a new version
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  Review: Garmin Dash Cam Mini (productReview)
  What is it? The Garmin Dash Cam Mini is the smallest dash camera we've ever tested and you'd be hard-pressed to find anything smaller on the market. At just 5cm long it's smaller than most car keys, which means it can sit pretty much
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  Review: Hovding 2.0 bicycle airbag helmet (productReview)
  ... The Hovding is charged via a micro USB lead, which is included, and takes two or three hours to fully charge. The five LED lights on the front will light up when you're good to go. These same lights will flash when the Hovding needs another charge (after about  10 hours of cycling). You can check
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  Review: Marshall Kilburn II (productReview)
  . The chrome detailing has been pared back on the second generation Kilburn, with the sockets and buttons that crowded the first Kilburn speaker being removed to give it a cleaner, more minimalistic feel.  The classic Marshall logo sits on the front of the unit, backed by a microphone-inspired mesh
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  Review: See.Sense ICON2 (productReview)
  . They’ll also work as a brake light and, working in conjunction with the app, they can even act as a bike theft monitor. The ICON2 has 300 lumens in the rear and 400 in the front, with each light containing two different types of LEDs (for both a focused and dispersed beam). This makes you visible
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  Top 10: Roof boxes under £200 (Article)
  ) If you have a small car and want a roof box that takes up a minimum of space then the Thule Ocean 80 with a 320-litre loading capacity might be just the one for you. Max load is 50kg. Halfords 320L grey roof box The Halfords 320L roof box
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  Review: Hozelock Cloud Controller (productReview)
  grey boxes. The first stays in the house and connects to your router (just like many smart central heating systems do), while the second - the timed flow control device - screws onto your outside tap in the same way a standard Hozelock does
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  Review: Honda PCX 125 (productReview)
  . What is it? If anyone ever tells you a scooter can never be a complete replacement for a car in town, just point them in the direction of the Honda PCX 125. Aside from all the usual scooter advantages, the Honda is more than up to year-round use and can
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  Review: Ring RTC2000 Cordless Handheld Tyre Inflator (productReview)
  which is pretty good. There's a digital display plus you can pre-set the pressure and just leave it to get in with the job. There are also four memory settings which is handy if your car has different pressure back and front, or simply if you're using it for different cars and bicycles
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  Review: Honda CB650F (productReview)
  . With the rider’s body tilted forward, it makes motorway riding easier as the wind is directed over the small front fairing and on to your chest to give support. At lower speeds, your wrists don’t ever ache with the extra weight they have to support. The seat is well padded and the saddle height of 810mm
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  Review: TomTom GO Essential (productReview)
  with the TomTom GO Camper , the box includes a magnetic mount, 12v in-car charger, USB Cable and instruction manual. We like that the sat nav comes with the option for charging via a USB port or the 12v socket. Once fully charged, it lasts around an hour - 50 minutes for us - without being plugged
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  Review: Micro Wagon (productReview)
  Wagon is such a simple design, but one that works really well. Given its size when folded, we wouldn't say you could keep this in the boot of your car all the time (the picture below shows it in a Volkswagen Golf), but it's an ideal thing to have in the garage. It can carry 100kg - so you've no excuse
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  Top 10: Baby car seats under £100 (Article)
  hand too. Add in side-impact protection, a sun shade and a two-year guarantee and the Ziba brings reassurance at a low price. Team Tex Beone First Pop Group 0+ Like the Ziba, this Team Tex Beone model ticks the important boxes for those seeking a newborn car seat. It allows backwards-facing
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  Review: Navdy head-up display (productReview)
  What is it? The Navdy is an aftermarket head-up display (HUD) that connects to your car’s OBD-II port and your mobile phone. Once hooked up, it enables you to navigate, make and receive calls, stream music and access information from your phone while on the move