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Troy Lee Designs GP MX glove – Dirt Rider Magazine

May 12, 2011

The TLD GP glove is a product that performs at great levels. The competition for gloves in the motocross industry sometimes can be over rated due to all the competing brands. Some gloves will fall apart on your first ride,

Bell Helmets Moto 9 – Dirt Rider Magazine

May 2, 2011

Honestly, I haven’t been a Bell helmet fan since my early days with the Moto 3 and 4. Two reasons really. First was fit, since they felt to be a little too round and pushed a little too much on

MSR NXT Gear – Dirt Rider Magazine

May 2, 2011

MSR may be built upon its contributions to off-road riding, but the brand’s motocross influence is growing to the point that MSR products are no longer limited to just the woods or the desert. Its new NXT gear, for example,

Novik Riding Gloves – Dirt Rider Magazine

April 29, 2011

For some, the performance of a glove can be measured by its ability to protect one’s digits from errant branches or the glove’s resistance to abrasion in a crash. Other riders could care less about the protection of a glove,

Alpinestars Tech 7 Boot Review – Dirt Rider Magazine

April 8, 2011

Check this out; I’ve been riding with a pair of Alpinestars Tech 7 boots for a long time. These boots have been ridden for approximately 100+ hours. I’ve ridden them in every condition and every type of terrain you can

Forcefield Body Armour Action Pro Shorts – Dirt Rider Magazine

February 17, 2011

REAL RIDER: SCOTT HOFFMAN Age: 42 Height: 6’1″ Weight: 200 lb Ability: Vet Intermediate Location: Tustin, CA Forcefield Body Armour Action Pro Shorts Safety and protection are elements that should never be overlooked. Dress for the crash not for the

Fly Racing Lite Glove – Dirt Rider Magazine

February 17, 2011

I’ve always looked for the lightest and thinnest motocross glove I could find. I don’t like palm padding or any feeling of restriction in my hand or fingers, and for years I’ve held Fox’s Flexair as my go-to mitt, but

Klim Traverse Gear – Dirt Rider Magazine

February 8, 2011

Staying comfortable on a foul-weather ride has a price. Usually in dollars or in agony and suffering if you skimp on the dollars part. At close to $600 for pants and jacket, the Klim Traverse gear not only fits the

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