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  Review: Joie i-Level (productReview)
  What is it? Joie produces a range of Group 0+ baby seats, but the i-Level is the most flexible and most expensive of the trio.  It's i-size compliant, which requires more side-impact protection
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  Review: Stoplock Pro review (productReview)
  clever. The meat of the device is the curved main section; the middle section sits flat against the centre boss of your steering wheel while the other end curves underneath the bottom the wheel rim and rests close to (or on) the front end of the driving seat. At the other end is a stout lock
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  Review: Lazerbuilt Chewbacca’s Bandolier Seat Belt Cover (productReview)
  What is it? The Lazerbuilt Chewbacca Bandolier Seat Belt Cover is documentary evidence that Star Wars really will put its name to anything - as long as there’s some money to be made. It's
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  Review: Travall dog guard (productReview)
  is it? The Travall Guard is a custom fit barrier that slots in behind the back seats of your vehicle. It's designed to be easy to install, fit perfectly and be rattle-free. But at £110, does the quality justify the price? We tested the Travall on our Skoda Fabia with a very energetic, 11-year-old chocolate
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  Review: Guardsman dog guard (productReview)
  the guard into our Q2. Like the Travall dog guard  that we reviewed, the Guardsman barrier slots behind the rear seats. It's a simple case
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  Review: RAC Advanced Mesh Dog Guard (productReview)
  What is it? The RAC Dog Guard is a barrier that attaches to the back of the headrests of the rear seats. It's designed to be a universal fit and will prevent your dog from jumping over the back seats and into the cabin of the car, which risk damaging upholstery with mud
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  Review: Nuna Leaf Grow (productReview)
  What is it? The Nuna Leaf Grow is a stylish baby rocker that is suitable from birth up to 60kg - which is about 9 stone in old money. It has a seat pad with a three point harness that can be removed to turn it into a toddler seat. There are no batteries or automated
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  Review: Piaggio Medley 125 2016 (productReview)
  riding in town, which contributes to Piaggio’s believable promise of 135mpg Under the seat there is easily enough room for two full-face helmets or a few bags of shopping. The seat opens via a push button when the ignition is on, so there is no risk of locking your keys in when you’re fiddling
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  Review: Norco Fluid 2 HT (2019) (productReview)
  with cars on downhill road sections), but it’s quick enough as an introduction to mountain biking. Our large model was mainly used by our six-foot product tester who found it fit nicely with plenty of adjustment in the seat, although the handlebars do feel quite wide - something that takes some
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  Review: Ducati Scrambler 2016 (productReview)
  as a couch – the seat height is so low even small riders will be able to put both feet down flat, plus the footpegs and bars are comfortably placed for easy riding. The L-twin engine starts up with a charismatic thump, immediately making the Scrambler feel special. The advantage of a L-twin over other
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  Review: Honda Forza 300 (productReview)
  . What is it? Honda has given its Forza 300 more than just a makeover, this is a very different approach from the previous model. Where the old scooter had a laid-back seating position and overall attitude, this new one is much more up and at ’em. This shows in the way the weight has
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  Review: Kymco X-Town (productReview)
  gives good protection to the rider thanks to a screen that’s just the right height and seat just low enough to deflect the blast over your head. The rider benefits from a sculpted seat base that means even those with a shorter inside leg measurement can get a foot down for stability. A broad foot
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  Review: Honda Super Cub (productReview)
  filler is a little awkward as you have to press a release button tucked away under the left-hand side of the single seat. With gloves on, it’s a bit of a faff, but at least the miniscule tank is quick and cheap to top up
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  Review: Suzuki GSX-S125 (productReview)
  . What's it like? With a low kerb weight (133kg) and 785mm seat height, the S125 is set up to be as learner-friendly as possible. With a claimed fuel economy of 122.8mpg, it's also frugal. The GSX-S125 offers 15PS, which doesn't sound like much, but with its nimble handling it's
• Review: Honda NSC 50 E Vision (productReview)
  , the Vision’s tight turning circle and solid stability make light work of it. Another reason the Vision is handy in gnarly traffic, and also why it’s such a big seller, is the low seat height of 785-millimetres. That’s not the most short legged-friendly seat you can find, but the way the Honda’s cushion
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  Review: Suzuki Burgman 650 Executive 2016 (productReview)
  with gusto. It’s an extremely pillion-friendly bike, with a wide, comfortable back seat and big flat foot boards for a passenger
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  Review: Sakura headrest dog guard (productReview)
  What is it? The Sakura headrest dog guard is, as the name suggests, a budget dog guard that hooks over the headrests of your car's rear seats. At around £30, although often discounted on Amazon, the Sakura universal dog guard is very good value for money - especially
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  Review: CF Moto 650 GT (productReview)
  has a whole lot of other reasons to tempt buyers. Prime among those lures are a low seat height, cost-effective optional hard luggage and strong fuel economy. The 650 GT builds on that lot with a two-year warranty, a decent spread of standard kit and a healthy dose of practicality. What you
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  Review: MASH Black Seven 125 (productReview)
  the dark brown cafe racer seat, low slung stainless steel exhaust, gaitered forks and simple dual dials. However, when you take more than a quick glance at the MASH, you can see where money has been saved - which is a bit of a shame
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  Review: Zontes T310 (productReview)
  of details to take in, such as the high-level exhaust pipes designed to keep heat away from pillion’s legs and luggage. Or the sturdy crash bars, diamond-cut aluminium wheels, 37mm upside-down forks, electrically adjustable screen and comfy-looking seat. Let’s start with that seat. It has a height