MOTORRAD Podcast Curve Discussion Episode 6: This is how MOTORRAD tests products

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MOTORRAD Podcast Curve Discussion Episode 6: This is how MOTORRAD tests products
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MOTORRAD Podcast Curve Discussion Episode 6: This is how MOTORRAD tests products

MOTORRAD Podcast Curve Discussion Episode 6
This is how MOTORRAD tests products

How does a product test come about at MOTORRAD? In this podcast episode we devote ourselves extensively to the subject of product testing. The service editors Mona Pekarek, Tobias Beyl and Ferdinand Heinrich provide information and good entertainment.


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April 16, 2020

Episode # 06 – This is how MOTORRAD tests products

We have always tested and compared motorcycles. But much more often completely different new acquisitions are necessary. A new helmet, an airy textile jacket, new tires or an extension of the tool set. That is why there are short and more extensive product tests in almost every issue of MOTORRAD. One of the first comparative product tests in MOTORRAD was the big helmet test in 1977, one year after the introduction of mandatory helmets. But how is a product test actually created? Why do we test products? When will the airbag test finally come? Aren’t all the test victories bought anyway? And where is this secret passport in the south of France that MOTORRAD has been using as an open-air laboratory for years? In this episode, the service editors Mona Pekarek, Tobias Beyl and Ferdinand Heinrich dedicate themselves to the comparative product test. It quickly becomes clear: every test is different, every test is complex and often the end justifies the means. Regardless of whether it is about cheap hand washing pastes, chain sprays, tools, tires or textile combinations for 1,000 euros.

About the podcast series Curve Discussion:

Curve discussion, that is petrol talks at the MOTORRAD get-togethers, with editors and testers. It’s about current models, trends, screwdriver philosophy and everything else that moves us. There are also one or two anecdotes from everyday editorial work that cannot be read in the magazine. How do you like the podcast? Just listen and tell us what you think. Just send us an email at podcast@motorradonline.de.

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