The Sena Cavalry Bluetooth Helmet is the best way to add communication to a half helmet.
Read MoreSENA 20S Evo Bluetooth Communicator
The new SENA 20S EVO is the next version of SENA's top of the line communicators. The EVO version has been a nice upgrade to the original 20s in both range and performance. You can pair it to any bluetooth device such as other brand headsets, GPS, radar detectors, music players, etc.
Read MoreDirtman Enduro Motorcycle Bags by Viking Bags
Let's talk storage, the Viking Bags Dirtman Enduro saddle bags are huge compared to some other brands my crew rides with on their bikes. There's plenty of room to store all your adventure traveling necessities.
Read MoreSmart Turn System - Self Cancelling Signals
Motorcycles are dangerous, we all know that. Anytime you can find a way to reduce your risk and increase safety its worth consideration. The Smart Turn System is an easy way to do that. After installation, the operation of your bike feels unchanged, but your turn signals self-cancel and your communication with the traffic around you is clear and more reliable.
Read MoreVendor Spotlight: BikeBandit.com
I often get questions about good vendors to do business with. One of my favorites is BikeBandit.com. Over the years I have spent thousands of dollars on motorcycle parts with them.
Read MoreTop Motorcycle Safety Gear For Every Rider
We know to put on a helmet every time we ride, but helmets are not the only basic protection that riders need.
Other than helmets, motorcycle safety gear such as riding gloves, boots and jackets will comfort your body and protect your limbs from injury during accidents.
Read MoreGarmin GPSMAP 78
My search for the perfect GPS had a few stipulations. I wanted something that was durable, waterproof, could run on batteries and had street auto navigation maps. With these criteria I set out looking for the perfect unit.
Read MoreICAN Goggles in action.
ICAN Industries Goggles
I recently reviewed the new goggles from the Durango, Colorado based company, ICAN Industries. See the video for the full review.
At the moment, ICAN goggles are only available in shops throughout New Mexico and southern Colorado, but you can order by phone or email with your credit card. The goggles cost $25.99 and figure $6 for shipping. If you wish to order the tinted lens they are also available for an additional $9.50. The tinted lens is UV400 rated which means it blocks anywhere from 99 to 100 percent of the sun’s harmful radiation.
For mail order call or email ICAN Industries at 970-946-9974 or icanapparelusa@gmail.com. Make sure you tell them you heard about their goggles on Spirit Strike!











Written by Massimo Lorenzini. Be sure to subscribe to iRide uWatch on YouTube.
Helmet Hook in action on my Yamaha FZ1
Helmet Hook
Every now and then the stars align and a new motorcycle farkle is born that is both affordable and useful. The Helmet Hook is one of those farkles.
Read MoreGCAG Mondo Straps: Life Beyond the Bungee
Like most motorcyclists, I usually carry things with me on a motorcycle ride. There are many options for carrying items on a ride such as a backpack, a tank bag, saddle bags, hard boxes mounted to the bike, soft luggage with built-in strap systems, fender packs, tool tubes, and, yes, even the lowly milk crate.
Read MoreGiant Loop Great Basin
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Read MoreRAM Mounts X Grip Installed
RAM Mounts X-Grip Universal Phone Mount
RAM Mounts' new X-grip is an easy option for mounting a phone on a motorcycle or in a vehicle. The combination of a great price point and the option of using different phones in the same mount make it an excellent choice for your motorcycle.
Read MoreVikingCycle’s Angel Fire Leather Motorcycle Jacket
Recently I was offered the opportunity to sample and review a new VikingCycle leather jacket from Motorcyclehouse.com. I decided it was indeed time for some hide in my motorcycle life again and being a fan of the classics chose the Angel Fire Motorcycle jacket. You know the style. Think Brando in ‘The Wild One’, The Ramones or even Schwarzenegger in ‘The Terminator’. The iconic biker jacket. If I’m going to wear another leather jacket on a bike it’s going to be the standard. Decision made.
Read MoreHow To Pick a Shelter for Motocamping
When you decide to go motocamping, the first thing most people start thinking about is a shelter system. I call it shelter because there are options other than a tent. Only you can decide what is best for your adventure.
Read MoreSuzuki DR650 VS Kawasaki KLR650
The Kawasaki KLR650 and the Suzuki DR650 have remained virtually unchanged for many years. Some say that this is largely due to the fact that they got it right the first time. Others think it’s simply a cost saving tactic. Whatever the answer is, we know that these two bikes deserve a true battle to see who is better.
Read MoreAFX FX-41 Safety Orange
AFX FX-41 Dual Sport/Adventure Helmet
The new AFX FX-41 is a Dual Sport/Adventure helmet that AFX has added to its line. The FX-41 is not replacing the FX-39, and will be sold as an additional model. The new FX-41 looks aggressive and futuristic with its sharp lines and many vents. I have previously tested an FX-39 and was hopeful AFX had worked out the kinks of the older helmet.
Read MoreXR's Only Exhaust Pipe
XRs Only Exhaust Pipe - Honda XR600R /XR650L review
I had been wanting a new exhaust for my 94 XR650L for quite some time but wasn't sure purchasing one would be the best use of my hard earned money. I also wasn't all that impressed by the options offered by other aftermarket manufactures.
Read MoreAMP Aluminum Case Guards
Manufacturers use lighter materials to save weight, but these lighter materials are often weaker than steel or aluminum parts. On the Suzuki DRZ400 and the Suzuki DR650se the engine case covers are both made of magnesium. While this saves weight over an equivalent aluminum or steel part, magnesium is not as strong.
Read MoreOlympia Motoquest Guide Pants
Olympia Motoquest Guide Pants
The Olympia Motoquest pants are a versatile and protective piece of riding gear. They have enough protection for street riding and a fit that is also compatible with adventure and dual sport riding. They are a perfect complement to the Motoquest Jacket.
Read MoreGreen Chile Adventure Gear Pecos Value Bundle
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