
Dainese Long Range D-WP C2 Boots Review by Brandon Jackson for webBikeWorld.com Summary A high-quality pair of street/touring boots that are a good value even at its price point. Definitely worth a look for the serious touring or sport/touring rider. Introduction Motorcycle boots have a hard...
Dainese Teren D-Dry Jacket Review by Bill C. and Rick K. for webBikeWorld.com Summary In a world where there is very little differentiation in 3/4-length motorcycle jackets, the Dainese Teren is a standout. This adventure-touring flavored design feels as rugged as they come and it includes a...
The Perfect All-Season 3/4-Length Adventure Touring Jacket? by Bill C. and Rick K. for webBikeWorld.com Summary Just when you thought that every possible iteration of the classic 3/4-length motorcycle jacket had been done, along comes the Dainese D-Explorer. This may just well be the "perfect"...
Dainese Teren D-Dry Pants Review by Bill C. and Rick K. for webBikeWorld.com Summary As you might expect, the Dainese Teren pants are the perfect match for the Dainese Teren jacket (review). But the Teren pants would also make an excellent choice for all-weather wearing with other types and...
Editor's Note: This story is from Cycle World Travel & Adventure, a special print issue chock-full of features dedicated to two-wheeled touring and adventure travel. Copies are available for purchase here. When you see that loathsome "Ice!" warning light blinking on your motorcycle's dash, it's...
Dainese "Veleta" Gore-Tex X-TRAFIT Waterproof Gloves by Rick K. with Bill C. for webBikeWorld.com Summary The Dainese Veleta gloves are an interesting new design for 2014. The design is a successful mashup of features cribbed from motocross, adventure-touring and street touring gloves. The...
Motorcycle gear has several important functions. While maybe not the primary purpose of dedicated riding gear, our chosen wardrobe tells the world that we are motorcyclists. Yes, there is a large fashion component to our apparel, one that announces what tribe we claim. From canyon carvers to...