Press Reviews
December 2022; Ultimate Motorcycling;
Eastbound MotoWinch LC2500 tested on a Yamaha Tenere 700. Click on the article.
September 2020; Motorrad Abenteuer Magazine;
Eastbound Yamaha Tenere 700 Wheel Service Kit review by the German Motorrad Abenteuer magazine. Click on magazine image.
September 2020; Motorrad Abenteuer Magazine;
Eastbound MotoWinch LC1500 review by the German Motorrad Abenteuer magazine. Click on magazine image.
August 2019; Roadbook Magazine;
MotoWinch Test.
When you’re on the bike on the ground, away from home and alone, a hand to lift it is always welcome. Field trial of Eastbound MotoWinch. (in Italian)
by Luigi De Santis
Click link for Review in Roadbook Magazine
February 2019; Traverse Magazine;
Tyre-Pro Tool Test. “Changing a Tire or repairing a tube doesn’t have to be a hard job”….
Click Image for Review or go to Traverse Magazine
October 2018; RideApart magazine
Demo/test of Eastbound MotoWinch by Laura Buitron (#Chickamotorunner). “Watch A Tiny Lady Lift A Giant Bike With This One Tool”
August 2018; Motorcycle Consumer News Magazine (MCN);
Review and comparative test of Eastbound MotoWinch. Click on Image for Review or go to MCN Magazine
Italian World traveller and Blogger Gionata Nencini / ‘PARTIREPER‘ ;
Tyre-Pro set review
[Translated from Italian] “A set that aims to reduce weight and size of the classic levers for tire disassembly, adding an innovative solution for beading the tire. Until yesterday I did it with the bike stand (risking to pull it on the foot or drop it), but today this product review is all about an aluminum set made to suit each bike (the hexagonal spanners to remove the wheels can be ordered to size – for my AT1000 they were 22 and 27). I used the set without reservations, using all the strength possible. The set works, but it is essential to learn how to use it. That’s why before leaving for a great trip it’s important to test your equipment and learn how to use it properly. You don’t want to find yourself in Patagonia with a puncture to repair and find out that the promotion kit you bought breaks at first use. This is not the case with the Eastbound Tire-pro set which, even if it costs a bit, does what it says.”
