MOTOZ EXTREME HYBRID REAR TYRE Prior to this trip I had been running the Motoz Mountain Hybrid rear which had lasted very well during a winters trail riding in the UK, so I was reasonably confident th...

Lets get one thing straight, I did not buy this KTM 450 EXC for the TET. I bought it 5 years ago as my first dirt bike and it’s been used riding the green roads and dirt tracks of Northern England eve...

Following last years trip to the Tunisian Sahara, I had the opportunity to test again the Atatama Race Jacket and Pants and the Atacama Race Shell for 1500 kms of adventure riding. The trip included s...

I had the opportunity to test the Atacama Race Jacket along the Atacama Trousers during an intense week of desert riding in the Tunisian Sahara. I used it without any inner armour. I was wearing a sep...

When you’re travelling long distances on a small bike you need to reduce the weight you carry and the size of your luggage as much as possible to make sure that your bike is as rideable as it can be w...

In an environment like Argentina we know we are going to encounter almost all the weather conditions that you can possibly imagine...and we did! Deciding on the clothing for that range of conditions i...

A riders ADV Layering system is as personal as a fingerprint. Everyone has their own preferences of protection vs weight vs freedom of movements vs temperature control…the list goes on. Currently the ...

One of the most versatile pieces of equipment on any of my trips is a simple tube of material often called a ‘Buff’. In fact they are so versatile that these are one of the few pieces of equipment tha...

We all know that it’s a good idea to protect our bodies with extra layers when we ride a bike, but the degree to which we do this and how it can affect other areas of performance is all about personal...

When you watch Lyndon charging through the South American desert this January, the first thing you will notice is the man himself. Then probably the KTM 450 he's riding, hopefully very fast. If you lo...