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  Review: Peugeot Django 125 2017 (productReview)
  If you want a scooter then, price, storage, quality and looks are about all that matters because, aside from nitpicking, there’s not much to separate one from the next when it comes to performance and handling. The thing is, if you want style and quality at a low price you’re stuck. Or at least
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  Review: Suzuki Burgman 650 Executive 2016 (productReview)
  , but it’s so easy to ride it can be used every day, rain or shine, plus it's packed with useful touches and storage areas. To ride it you’ll need a full Category A bike licence, but once that’s out of the way it’s barely any trickier than riding smaller scooters, thanks to the a twist and go CVT
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  Review: Campingaz Powerbox Plus 28L electric cooler (productReview)
  , but once up and running it acts like a mini fridge, keeping food and drink cool for hours, even after you've disconnected the power. It'll also fit snugly in the corner of a camper van, while its 28-litres of storage will hold six 1.5-litre bottles of water or enough food to keep a family happy for a night
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  Review: Honda Forza 125 2017 (productReview)
  be, plus the Forza's bulk means other road users notice it and treat it like a big bike. The ignition system is keyless, as is the locking system for the under-seat storage. As long as you have the key in your pocket you can open the storage compartments and start the bike up – and a nice side
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  Review: Piaggio MP3 300ie Yourban 2016 (productReview)
  is likely to spend the majority of its time. Under seat storage is sufficient for shopping trips and a chain or disc locks, but it’s a bit on the shallow side so full-face helmets won’t fit. It’s a shame there isn’t some storage in the leg shields too, though there is a bag hook. Fortunately
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  Review: Honda Super Cub (productReview)
  your heel to swap up a ratio. Old school, but effective nonetheless. Many will be drawn to the Super Cub for its looks and classic flair. It’s also good to ride, but it’s not as practical or versatile as many of its twist-and-go modern rivals. There’s no underseat storage for the Super Cub
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  Review: Suzuki Address 110 2016 (productReview)
  are quite narrow, so expect to get cold and wet in bad weather. Fortunately, Suzuki sells an aftermarket screen and a set of handguards to keep the worst of the weather away. A Givi topbox is also available, along with a liner for the underseat storage box and some graphics to liven up the paintwork
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  Review: Thule Ocean roof box (productReview)
  What is it? The Ocean 200 Roof Box is designed to provide additional storage so it's ideal if you have a hatchback but need more storage carry bulky items, like suitcases. The Ocean 200 starts from £250 and fits to the roof
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  Review: Ring RAC 635 digital air compressor (productReview)
  a flat tyre to 35psi in around three minutes. What's it like? The unit is small enough to keep inside the car and comes with the 12v connector, wiring and air hose neatly tucked away inside – then it all packs neatly into a storage case. The whole thing is very intuitive
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  Review: Everdure CUBE by Heston Blumenthal (productReview)
  What is it? The Everdure CUBE is a portable charcoal BBQ made up of a porcelain enamel firebox with a food-grade storage tray and a bamboo preparation board integrated into the design to make a lid. The Everdure range is the brain-child
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  Review: Peugeot Metropolis 400i RXR 2017 Road Test (productReview)
  on. If you want to use the Metropolis for shopping and commuting, you’ll be pleased by the amount of storage. There’s room in the rear, remotely-opened storage locker for a full-face helmet, plus space for a few bags of shopping underneath the seat. There’s a bag hook, too, plus a couple of cubby holes
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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
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  Review: Honda Forza 300 (productReview)
  under-seat storage, a classy fresh look and more pep from the engine than you might expect, this is Honda’s considered retort to its rivals
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  Review: Kymco X-Town (productReview)
  board helps comfort on longer trips and offers good protection from the weather, while under the seat lies one of the largest storage bins we’ve seen, with enough room for two full-face helmets. It’s just a shame it’s not shaped a little more conveniently for holding bigger rucksacks
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  Review: Yamaha XMAX 300 (productReview)
  most potholes rather than slamming into them, while the 14-inch rear wheel helps when tipping into corners. At the end of the journey, you have both side and centre stands to choose from. And there’s one of the biggest underseat storage areas we’ve ever seen on a scooter. It’s more than big
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  Review: Ring RTC200 tyre inflator (productReview)
  socket to get the compressor to turn on. It was effortlessly easy to use once we'd got the machine switched on, and the cable and air line wind back into the RTC200 with a spinning dial quickly for tidy storage
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  Review: Dyson V11 Absolute vacuum cleaner (productReview)
  and wand storage clip. The Torque Drive head is a brand-new accessory for the Dyson premium cordless vac, working to increase the surface area and featuring a slider to increase or decrease suction. The storage clip connects onto the V11 wand, allowing two smaller attachments
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  Review: Sealey PW2012R Rechargeable Pressure Washer (productReview)
  . What’s it like? It’s all rather simple. It’s basically a lightweight bucket capable of holding up to 25 litres of water. You get a storage tray with it, containing various accessories (including the hose, a lance with a variable nozzle, a detergent bottle and a long fixed brush). Fill
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  Review: Regatta Malawi 2 Pop Up Tent (productReview)
  ). Once up, it’s one of the more spacious two-person tents. You won’t be able to stand up in it and, if you have lots of luggage, it’ll be quite cosy. We used it as a single-person tent and it was ideal. There are some useful storage pockets on each side and a small window to help to air out the tent
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  Review: Ring RTC1000 Rapid Digital Tyre Inflator (productReview)
  foot and adjusting the pressure level is easy, thanks to a plastic circular dial. The display includes a bar chart that fills up, giving you an idea of how much longer you’ll have to wait. We also liked the storage tray for dust caps.  This is definitely