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  Review: Mio Cyclo 210 bike computer (productReview)
  is input a distance (or time) you’d like to cycle, and it offers three different route options. In terms of routing, we can tell the Cyclo 210 what we're using it for and it’ll adjust the routes to suit. There's the option to choose from a city bike, mountain bike, race bike and running/walking
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  Review: Mio Spirit 8670 LM sat nav (productReview)
  it. This hassle-free nature continues when you switch the Mio on. It takes around 25 seconds to boot from c old, which feels a little slow, but once up and running you’re presented with a clear range of options. When you’ve acclimatised to the menus and general interface
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  Review: Suzuki SV650 2017 (productReview)
  , economical and yet still great for attacking a B-road, even despite some clearly low-budget components. One component that definitely helps keep the price down is the 645cc V-twin engine – since the design is almost 18 years old now. Fortunately, Suzuki hit a home run when it was introduced back
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  Review: Gardena PowerMax 37/36A P4A cordless mower (productReview)
  (and it can't run on a single battery) - it can be purchased as a bundle that includes two 4.0 Ah batteries and a quick charger for around £399 (as reviewed here), or with two 2.5 Ah batteries and a quick charger for around £359, but don't expect to cover the same ground with these less powerful batteries
• AUCTIONS: Is buying a car from an auction straightforward? (FAQs)
  to the engine running as it is driven into the auction hall. * All the right documents - check with the auctioneer to see if the vehicle comes with the V5, service history and an MOT to confirm the registered keeper, their address and the vehicle information. * One careful owner
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  Review: Micro Flex Deluxe scooter (productReview)
  power also means it's perfectly legal to ride in the UK. It's easy to fold down, so you can sling it in the back of your car or over your shoulder in seconds. With a max weight of 100kg/15 and a half stone, it's the ideal option parents wanting to scoot along on the school run and urban commuters
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  Review: Crystal Maze LIVE Experience (productReview)
  - so you should arrive well in advance of your booking time. You’ll wear jumpsuits in the Maze itself and it’s best to wear loose and light clothing, as it gets very warm inside - plus, you’ll be running around and climbing a lot. There is, however, a photo
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  Camping Equipment product of the Year shortlist (Article)
  quid to get a brand you recognise, especially when you're dealing with something that runs on gas
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  Review: Honda Super Cub (productReview)
  to build the Cub convince us that it will last a long time and better put up with the sort of neglect that many urban-based machines have to endure. On top of that, the Super Cub should be cheap to own and run. The sticker price is a bit higher than some competitors, but it will also retain its
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  Review: Audio-Technica M50xBT wireless headphones (productReview)
  . On the plus side, battery life is excellent. A-T claims its M50xBT should last for 40 hours on a single charge with a full charge taking seven hours in total. When they run out of power, you can always opt to use the 1.3m long 3.5mm jack that's provided - which has a mic and play/pause/answer call
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  Review: Hedkayse One helmet (productReview)
  on the run. That said, if we were using public hire bikes more regularly, then we would turn to this lid. At £150, the Hedkayse is more expensive than many other quality helmets, which while not folding, are rated very highly. Obviously, a big selling point of the One is that it'll outlast traditional
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  Review: Suzuki GSX-R125 (productReview)
  machine for entry-level riders who want to nip through traffic. Being a Suzuki, there shouldn't be any reliability issues either. It's pretty cheap to run (tax is £19 for the year, after all) and it doubles up as a fun little bike to throw around on the weekends. The size makes it an excellent
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  Top 10: Best electric drills 2023 (Article)
  drill that’s going to run for ages then this DeWalt package is a great option; it comes with a charger and two high-capacity 5.0Ah batteries, unlike the lesser batteries that tend to be offered in other kits. It’s also light, easy to control and has a hammer mode. Register online
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  Review: Brainwavz S0 headphones (productReview)
    practical for use at the gym though, When running,  the shirt clip is necessary to stop the weight of the wire pulling the earphones out. The bi and tri-flange tips are great for  higher levels of isolation
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  Top 10: Cheapest vacuum cleaners (Article)
  you register the appliance with Hoover. Vax Gator Cordless Handheld Currently offered at a reduced price of £40, this Vax model has a 10V rating to give a slightly longer run time of 15 minutes, with a 300ml capacity and a modest weight of 1.24kg should make it easy to handle. It’s also
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  Top 10: Cheapest dash cams (Article)
  along with the dash cam, however, they don't provide the micro SD card you'll need to get the S680 up and running.  Petzio dual dash cam Simply called the Petzio dash cam, as far as we can tell, this model offers a front and back model for this price - making it very decent value for money
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  Review: Yamaha NMAX 125 (productReview)
  -thru design, so you have a central spar running between your legs. This gives a sense of greater solidity, though it means you can’t stash a shopping bag or lap case down there as you ride. However, the underseat storage is good on the NMAX, so you can keep bags safe and dry as you ride
• Review: Honda NSC 50 E Vision (productReview)
  normal riding. The 16-inch wheels are larger than many other scooters in this price and power category, so most road imperfections are batted away. Some caution is needed when you encounter deeper ruts, not because of the wheel size but the Vision’s rear shock absorber seems to run out of, well
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  Honest John Kit Award Winners 2019 (Article)
  The PCX encapsulates everything that Honda is famed for: build quality, plush suspension and ease of use. Best of all, it’s an affordable scooter you can use and revel in all-year round.  Running costs are very affordable thanks to a claimed average fuel economy of 133.9mpg, which we found
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  How to buy a used camper van (Article)
  One of the most important checks relates to the gas system. Depending on what camper you buy it will have gas for cooking, heating and even running the fridge, so it’s essential that everything is in order. Check all the gas cylinders and regulators are compatible, butane cylinders