Motorcycle gear that won't get riders hot under the collar

By Angela Thompson
Updated November 19 2014 - 10:21pm, first published 9:13pm
Program manager Dr Liz de Rome, left, with volunteer rider Michael McCartney and research assistant Elizabeth Taylor. Picture: KIRK GILMOUR
Program manager Dr Liz de Rome, left, with volunteer rider Michael McCartney and research assistant Elizabeth Taylor. Picture: KIRK GILMOUR

A climate chamber at the University of Wollongong is being used to tackle the "urgent" question of how to develop protective motorcycle gear suited to the Australian climate.

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