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Oxford Zero-G Paddock Stands
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New Year, new paddock stands from top accessory firm Oxford Products.
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Two Tyres Tyre Pressure Gauge
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Who better to design a tyre pressure gauge than the folk who run a tyre-fitting shop? That’s what the guys at Two Tyres in London have done.
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Desert Fox Fuel Cell
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It’s aimed at adventure riders and long-distance fans but we can definitely see this folding fuel cell coming in very handy for loads of riders.
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Rapid Bike Smart Fuelling Module
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It’s getting harder and harder to tweak the fuelling on the latest Euro 4 and Euro 5 bikes – but this new Rapid Smart unit aims to do just that.
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Forcefield Tech 3 Base Layer Braketech Ventilated Brake Pistons Shirt/Pants
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Base layers might not be the sexiest of kit (literally and metaphorically) but it’s vital stuff when it comes to riding comfort.
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Specialist Spotlight: KEiS heated clothing
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Keis heated clothing can trace its roots back to Snug Glove heated inners, which were hugely popular in the 1990s. At the time it was almost a ‘cottage industry’ with the gloves made in the UK by a team of talented women working from their homes. It was clear that there was an appetite for…
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Duchinni Jago Jacket
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Buying kit to take the kids on the back of the bike is a bit of a bugger. They grow so fast that the kit doesn’t fit for long, yet you can’t really take them out without proper protection.
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Braketech Ventilated Brake Pistons
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Some posh chassis kit is destined to be on show all the time – but only you will know that these sweet Braketech vented pistons from HPS are doing a proper job on your bike.
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Keis Bluetooth Heater Control
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Okay, electric heated kit maybe isn’t very sexy. But if you want to keep riding through the winter it’s a proper lifesaver.
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GB Racing Brake Lever Protectors
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British firm GB Racing has been extending its range of front brake lever guards over the close season and has a heap of new fitments now available for the latest BMW S1000RR, Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade, CBR600RR, Yamaha R1 and R6 models. The new guards fit straight onto the standard bars with no modifications, and all…
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