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When asked by Motorsport.com on the eve of the Qatar Grand Prix, Yamaha's Fabio Quartararo was enthused by it and joked it would be good to know who the paddock's version of Haas team boss Guenther Steiner is.

"Yeah, it will be great because it's nice to look at this series and I feel like it's better they don't come in the box when riders are angry," Quartararo said. "But I'm curious to see who is the Gunther of MotoGP."

Pull your ear up slightly. Place the earplugs in your ear canal and press in until they are comfortable and secure. At the end of the earplug is a mini-grip, which you can use to easily pull the earplug out of your ear.

The MotoSafe Race earplugs are made of a soft, silicone-free material that shapes itself to the ear canal for optimal comfort. They have soft filters for long-lasting comfort and are durable and flexible.

Motorcyclists often prioritize protective gear like helmets, jackets, and gloves, but hearing protection is frequently overlooked. Wind noise at high speeds can cause hearing damage even with a helmet. Alpine MotoSafe earplugs offer a solution by reducing harmful noise levels while allowing you to hear essential sounds like navigation and traffic. They are more comfortable and reusable compared to foam earplugs. Available in Tour, Race, and Pro versions, Alpine MotoSafe earplugs ensure a safer and more enjoyable ride, protecting your hearing from damage and reducing fatigue. Enjoy your rides longer with Alpine MotoSafe earplugs.

MotoGP 14 on the PC is perhaps the most impressive entry in the long running series and now Milestone s.r.l. are bringing it to the PlayStation 4. GamingBolt got the opportunity to speak to Andrea Basilio, Director at Milestone, to know all about the PlayStation 4 version which is due later this year. Check out his response below.

Andrea Basilio: In Milestone we are very proud of the PS Vita version. The contents are exactly the same as the other console versions. Our new engine pushes Vita to its hardware limits. On MotoGP 14 PS4 we also support the Remote Play feature.

Andrea Basilio: The tracks are one of our strongest points. Dorna, the MotoGP licensor, helped us a lot in supplying GPS data and 3D architectural files. We also sent our artist on the tracks in order to obtain pictures and video reference for each track.

"It is pretty difficult to be technically overwhelmed by a new hardware. A developer is also an artist, every time you want to add more and more, and with more power you can push the boundaries further."

Andrea Basilio: In my honest opinion the real deal is the resolution, rather than 1080p, a 4K texture makes a huge different especially on the new TVs that are starting to come out recently.

Andrea Basilio: It is pretty difficult to be technically overwhelmed by a new hardware. A developer is also an artist, every time you want to add more and more, and with more power you can push the boundaries further.

Andrea Basilio: The right comparison is between PS3 and PS4. The new SDK and the console architecture of PS4 are much easier to work when compared to the old PS3. Obviously, the fact that the console itself is very similar to a PC is a very good news for the developer; Sony worked very hard in order to obtain a simple and usable platform for the developers and we appreciate that.

After the fiasco of the first version of the R15. Yamaha has got the bikers on their toes yet again with its new revived R15 V2.0 Though the engine is quite the same as the previous one some claimed that it is a bit tweaked and helps this new monster reach better top speeds.

The ground clearance of the pillion seat is the eye candy and gives the new R15 the cutting edge over other sports bike. It seems that Bajaj was a bit inspired by the looks and tried to imitate the R15 when we saw the new Pulsar NS series. The MotoGP edition looks perfect with its vinyls and striped design.

The heart of the new version is the same as the previous one a 4 stroke liquid cooled 150CC engine. But the claims that the transmission is a bit tweaked, turned out to be true. Having ridden the previous Version of the R15 I could feel the difference while shifting from 5-6th gear.

Yamaha carries its legacy of Mono-cross Suspension in the new version of the R15. The ride did feel comfortable and minor bumps didnt make me uncomfortable. So in all Yamaha did a good job in suspension.

Though this baby is slightly on the right side of the budget line , just like its ancestor. Its worth every penny because its unlike any other bike in the market its looks appeal to all and are ground breaking. Its comfortably priced between the Ninja 250 and the Pulsar 220.

The special edition model gets the Yamaha MotoGP livery on the fuel tank, tank shrouds, and side panels. The Yamaha MT 15 V2 MotoGP Edition is priced at Rs. 1,72,700 (ex-showroom, Delhi), which makes it Rs. 1,500 dearer than the DLX version. The special edition model will be available in limited numbers. Meanwhile, there are no changes to the equipment list or specifications.

Powering the Yamaha MT 15 V2 MotoGP Edition is a 155cc, liquid-cooled motor that pumps out 18.1bhp at 10,000rpm and a peak torque of 14.1Nm at 7,500rpm. The single-cylinder engine is mated to a six-speed gearbox.

Someway, somehow, along with others who ordered later than me, Oakley successfully took my money. I hope this review helps summarize the existing threads, and covers whatever needs to be covered for whoever is considering hunting down a pair or any future Carbon Prime release. Lots of words.

This particular edition of the Carbon Prime comes with Prizm Daily Black Iridium polarized lenses. In brief review, I find these to be more neutral than VR28 BIP, but there is that tad bit of contrast over Black Iridium. Unfortunately I cannot comment on the comparison to OO BIP or regular Prizm Daily, latter of which I assume is simply a difference of light transmission and finish. In all, PDBIP seems nice, but too soon for me to say where it stands in my all-time favorites.

My last recollection of the fit comparison is that the Carbon Shift lenses seems a bit bigger and run closer to the face. And so all that discussion leads me to the last pair I believe to have lived up to a premium price point (apart form the unfathomable C-Six).

The Pit Boss II was a functionally-improved version of the original with tweaked geometry and Unobtainium contact points. A functional derivative of a pair that Jim Jannard was involved in. Undoubtedly stylish pair with a lot of design, which was effectively capable for active use and quite frankly meant to be worn, topped off with a solid wooden box you could sniff all day. Their only fault was their retail price hike at a similar 600 USD. Combined with the simple lack of Elite logos, these were slept on to the point they could be had for as low as 1/3rd their retail value.

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