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  Review: Rewire Security Spytrack Nano tracker (productReview)
  the Nano in your own car for security reasons. On that basis, it’s very cost effective when you consider that prices for car tracking by Tracker (the UK’s leading company in that field) currently start at £249. The Nano retails at about £50 on Amazon. That strikes us as a good price for something
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  How to buy and sell a classic car through Historics at Brooklands (Article)
  is available through our partner, Classic & Sports Finance, the UK’s leading classic car finance specialist. Can insurance on a purchased car be arranged on the day of the auction? Yes - to make it as convenient as possible for buyers, Historics offer
• GARAGE SERVICING: How can I find a reputable garage  to service or repair my car? (FAQs)
  to sticking or rusty pins in the callipers leading the pads to bind on. Whatever you do, don't replace or clean these pins. To maximise replacement revenue, wait until the customer comes back with another worn thin pair of discs, then tell him the callipers need replacing as well as the discs and pads
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  Top 10: Gifts for cyclists (Article)
  to carry around. The obvious use is for tying your bike to fences and the like, but use your imagination and it's also good for securing your bike to car roof racks, attaching your bag to a chair or even fixing a dog lead to a drainpipe. The Z Lok has its limits, after all, it'll never be as secure
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  Review: Suaoki R800 dash cam (productReview)
  easily. There's a three-metre cable so you can easily hardwire it, but the charging lead is a rather cheap moulded 12v unit rather than the USB style that we think is a much better option and means you can still use your 12v socket for charging a phone or similar. As for the footage, during
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  Review: Mio Cyclo 210 bike computer (productReview)
  . So what doesn’t the Mio Cyclo 210 do? There’s no ANT+ connection so you can’t connect it to a heart rate monitor, nor is there Bluetooth. That means if you want to transfer routes to or from the 210 (or pair it with Strava), you have to connect it to your computer using a lead and transfer them via
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  Review: Honda CB650F (productReview)
  What is it? The collapse of the supersport 600 class might lead you to believe that nobody wants this capacity of motorcycle anymore. Yet the truth couldn’t be any further away if you emigrated to Mars. While riders and manufacturers have moved on from
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  Review: Nonda Zus smart car charger (productReview)
  It's not the most exciting of designs, although there's not much you can do with a USB charger, but the fact both USB ports are reversible, in other words there's no 'wrong' way to put in a USB lead, is handy when you're trying to plug something in when it's dark. It charges fast too and will get
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  Review: Gardena PowerMax 37/36A P4A cordless mower (productReview)
  and it'll fire into life.  Without any leads
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  Review: Aftershokz Xtrainerz (productReview)
  , the transducers vibrate as the music plays just like a driver inside of an earbud does. Aftershokz is leading the industry for bone-conduction technology with several different headphones on the market, including the Aeropex and the Xtrainerz, the latter of which have
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  Cycle Computer of the Year shortlist (Article)
  it with Strava), you have to connect it to your computer using a lead. A lthough the Mio Cyclo 210 is more user-friendly and looks smarter, plus i t’s painless to set up and does the basics very well
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  Review: Honda Super Cub (productReview)
  the leading link front suspension featured on earlier Cubs in favour of a telescopic fork. The result is predictable, stable handling that lets you hustle this 109kg machine through traffic like a guided weapon. The steering has plenty of lock, the weight is carried down low and the ABS-equipped front
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  Review: Yamaha MT-09 (productReview)
  it like? At the core of the MT-09 is its 847cc three-cylinder ‘triple’. It’s a motor so well suited to this style of motorcycle and Yamaha cannot be criticised for following the lead of Triumph in this area. For a streetfighter bike, the sock-it-to-‘em power delivery of a triple with its
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  Review: Suzuki GSX-S125 (productReview)
  ) and the lowest seat in the entire 125 street sport class. As well as the lowest seat, the liquid-cooled, four-valve, double-overhead-camshaft (DOHC) engine also gives the S125 a class-leading power-to-weight ratio - which improves acceleration and max speed. You wouldn't really want to take
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  Top 10: Cheapest dash cams (Article)
  expect from Nextbase, sharp 1080p footage @ 30fps and the clever mount that keeps the power lead in place (while allowing you to remove the camera) combine to make the 312GW a smart buy
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  Review: Z-Edge Z3 Plus dashcam (productReview)
  comes with two leads - one short and one long - both with USB connectors, along with a dual-port in-car charger. The advantage is that you can have your dashcam plugged in and still have a USB port available, rather than the more traditional moulded cigarette-lighter chargers. There's a useful
• AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS: What are the different types?  (FAQs)
  Torque converter automatic The traditional type employing a torque converter that abosrbs engine power leading to increased fuel consumption and CO2 output. Can be 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9 ratio, the more ratios the more efficient
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  Review: Garmin Dash Cam Mini (productReview)
  lead on one side, a slot for the micro SD card on the other (it requires the standard Class 10 type up tp 256GB) and a button that will save clips. You can also turn the microphone on and off using the button on the side. The adhesive mount works well and feels very secure, but the lack
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  Review: Gocycle GS (productReview)
  and rear LED lead lights (and continue working after the battery's showing no range left). At £300, the portable docking station is extravagant, but strikes us as a handy way of storing the GS when it's not required.
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  Review: Airlabs Airbubbl (productReview)
  the time comes to change it, and you can't simply buy one on Amazon because it's only available on the Airlabs website. The Airbubbl is hooked up to the car's 12v socket via a USB lead and a dual port 12v adaptor - which is provided. The adaptor has two USB slots, so you can charge your phone or run