What’s in a headline? Your bottom line. 26th April 2022 What's in a headline? Your bottom line. “I have no style, I'm a banker”, by John Kyriakou Book review by… “Go … ride, get lost, explore, collect magnificent moments” 17th March 2022 The Moment Collectors – twenty travellers’ tales from around the world, by Sam Manicom and friends Review by Jill Boulton… How to find out if technology is genuine progress: try my three tests 21st November 2021 by Jill Boulton I RECENTLY received an email from the consumers’ champion Which?, inviting me to enter a competition to win one… Why every motorbike is an adventure bike – and every ride an adventure 4th July 2021 by Jill Boulton I MET an extraordinary motorcycling couple at the Adventure Bike Rider Festival last weekend, while working in… John Stepney: passionate professional at the heart of the blood bike movement 13th April 2021 John Stepney is the chairman of the Nationwide Association of Blood Bikes, which acts as a voice, supports, and sets… 21 things you may not know about Visorcat 24th February 2021 The name ‘Visorcat’ was partially inspired by the way cats wash their faces, and by cats’ association with road safety… Motorcycle emptiness: the psychology of motorcycling (or, how to get your brain into gear) 31st August 2020 by Jill Boulton The Manic Street Preachers’ excellent first album, Generation Terrorists, was particularly notable for the track Motorcycle Emptiness.… 1150 miles? Something for the weekend … 13th August 2020 by Dave Yorke FOR every rider documenting their epic rides on YouTube or posting photos on social media of faraway… Like Einstein, Visorcat goes against the flow 1st June 2020 by Andy Pringle What have Einstein and Visorcat got in common? At first glance, not very much. One is probably… How to maintain 2020 vision on your motorcycle 20th May 2020 by Jill Boulton The ability to see, and to be seen, is all-important when you’re riding or driving, isn’t it?… The case for luggage: one man’s struggle to find the perfect pannier 24th February 2020 by John Fergusson I'VE LOST track of the amount of stuff that's fallen out of my panniers over the years.… Stunning performance and gorgeous looks from sporty S1000R 12th October 2019 by Jeremy Webb I PICKED up the bike from Vines BMW Motorrad in Guildford, Surrey, and headed for the country… Essential costs to consider when buying your first motorbike 30th September 2019 by Sabrina Bucknole Whether you’re bored with your daily commute and wish to whizz through standstill traffic, or if you’ve… How my police motorcyclist Dad and bike-mad Mum taught me to stay safe on the road 8th November 2018 Jonny Hough lives and breathes motorcycles and motorcycle training. As the owner of Staysafe Advanced Motorcycling in Manchester, he delivers… Enjoyable riding but self destruct nature from a big thumper 24th October 2018 This blog is a bit of a cheat! Written by my brother and Visorcat inventor Alan Boulton, it was originally… Why car manufacturers should offer driver training as standard on all new vehicles 4th October 2018 by Jill Boulton The recent tragedy of the little Spanish girl killed by a tablet computer in a car crash… BMW C1 – the ‘safest thing on two wheels’ that broke my wrist! 23rd August 2018 by Jill Boulton (originally published in the newspaper Business a.m. October 30, 2001) “Maybe you should ring Air Traffic Control… Suzuki GS450 taught me how not to ride, then helped me test my limits 21st August 2018 by Wesley Pestana The great American philosopher Kenny Rogers once said, “You got to know when to hold ‘em, and… Honda battle dress in a style of its own, and 500’s cry is more purr than Rebel yell! 9th August 2018 by Jill Boulton “Rebel Rebel, you've torn your dress Rebel Rebel, your face is a mess …" First impressions count,… 11 REASONS WHY SMALLER CAN BE SMARTER WHEN IT COMES TO MOTORCYCLES 31st May 2018 Entry level laptop. Entry level phone. Entry level hatchback. Entry level house (also known as a ‘starter’ house). Entry level… 1 2 3