The Leatherman – iconic repair tools inspired by a flaky Fiat Dr.Octane May 30, 2019 Kitbag, Uncategorized In 1975, Tim Leatherman and his wife traveled to Europe for a nine-month motoring adventure. To get around, the couple bought a shabby 1969 Fiat...
Kitbag – Dents ‘Skyfall’ Driving Gloves Dr.Octane August 1, 2017 Kitbag 1 Comment MotorPunk would officially like to say we were chuffed as old rope to here Mr. Craig will be waving his Walther one last time as 007. Commander...
70s F1 Drivers – Sex for breakfast, not muesli Dr.Octane June 21, 2017 Kitbag Who remembers when Formula One was about hungry drivers and oily garagistas sticking it to Ferrari with small budgets; British pluck and bags of...
Summer Kitbag: NASA approved sunglasses Dr.Octane June 13, 2017 Kitbag 1 Comment In MotorPunk's regular 'Kitbag' features we endeavour to bring you stuff that we ordinary chaps should be able to afford; but also gear that we think...
Reissued MotorPunk t-shirts by T-lab – £15 Dr.Octane April 9, 2017 Kitbag 1 Comment Our good chums over at T-Lab have kindly prepared a new batch of the MotorPunk Ts just in time for for your spring wardrobe's annual refresh....
Where is the Lego Defender? Dr.Octane March 17, 2017 Articles, Kitbag I’ve always loved Lego Technics, in fact I actually have the very first kits from 1977 (Set 850 Fork Lift and 851 Farm Tractor) which are now...
Test Ultime – Monaco Road Trip Clobber from T-lab Dr.Octane March 14, 2017 Kitbag, Roadtripping The traffic is crackers, hotel prices are criminal and swarms of eagle-eyed gendarmes will quickly dampen your nefarious plans for a cheeky hot-lap...
Tamiya Sand Scorcher – My Big Boys Toy Dr.Octane March 6, 2017 Kitbag To some, remote controlled cars are just rich kid’s toys; a techie piece of pint-sized hoonery. But those in the know will tell you there’s a lot...
Kitbag – Gentlemens’ Penknives Dr.Octane September 12, 2016 Kitbag 3 Comments There was a time when every chap would, by force of habit, pat down his tweeds as he left his home just to check he was carrying his necessary...
