Accessories
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NEW GEAR: Cardo Systems and JBL release NEXT GENERATION speaker system. Pre-order NOW.
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Cardo Systems and JBL have joined forces, announcing its all-new 45mm Audio Set is available for pre-order. The 45mm Audio Set is essentially an accessory kit which combines hardware engineered speakers and software to deliver an ‘unmatched audio experience for motorcyclists’, no matter whether playing music, taking phone calls, or communicating with other riders.…
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VIDEO: YOSHIMURA unveils exhaust for Honda’s NEW Monkey 125. 7.3% more BHP. 3.1% more TORQUE.
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Earlier this year, Honda unveiled a reimagined version of its iconic Monkey – which has set the hearts and minds racing of motorcyclists (and non-motorcyclists) the world over. And Yoshimura is getting in on the act, releasing a new slip on exhaust for the likeable little machine. Like its MSX-125 sibling, which is capable of…
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Suzuki launches massive March sale with up to 35% off accessories
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Suzuki has launched a massive March sale on its Genuine accessory range with up to 35% off the most popular items this spring. The offer applies to a host of items that fit a variety of models, from seat cowls and double bubble screens on GSX-Rs to top boxes, engine bars, and tank bags for members…
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Are you ready to race? Rade/Garage unveils RALLY KIT for KTM’s 450 EXC.
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Czech-based KTM and Husqvarna aftermarket accessories specialist Rade/Garage has created a brilliant kit for KTM’s 450 EXC, allowing customers to convert their bike into a ready to race Rally Raid machine. Priced at just shy of 1,100 euros (which works out less than £1000), the new Rally Kit is compatible with all 2017 EXC four-stroke…
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CUSTOM Honda Monkey 125’s from Yoshimura. COMING SOON?
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Yoshimura is renowned the world over for its top quality aftermarket parts and accessories. And following on from the world launch of the all-new Honda Monkey 125, Japanese magazine Young Machine has mocked up a couple of tricked out Yoshimura versions of the compact commuter. Of course, Yoshimura has already revealed a handful of super…
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PRODUCT REVIEWS: Gear Gremlin Mosquito Disc Lock
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RRP: £29.99 // www.thekeycollection.co.uk The Gear Gremlin Mosquito is a compact Disc Lock designed to fit onto the front or rear disc brake of your motorcycle or scooter in order to help prevent it from being moved forward or backwards. It secures to your bike by inserting a lockable 5mm hardened steel pin through any…
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SAVE SOME CASH: Up to 45% OFF heated grips with SUZUKI.
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Suzuki is currently offering up to 45% off its genuine accessory heated grips – perfect to help you stay warm through the winter. Suzuki’s heated grips boast a slim design and easy operation, and give riders the choice of three heat settings, depending on the conditions. Running until the end of February 2019, the offer‘s…
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NEW GEAR: R&G ClickNRide quick-release indicators.
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RRP: From £41.66 // www.rg-racing.com Protection specialists R&G has just announced it’s adding CLICKnRIDE quick-release indicators to its range this winter. Developed in Australia, the clever system is compatible with most motorcycles – and is the perfect solution to stop your indicators getting damaged, no matter whether you thrashing around on track, or bombing about…
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NEW GEAR: Protect your HELMET using The Frog.
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The Frog is a clever new accessory, which allows you to protect your helmet from scratching, getting dirty or getting wet. Essentially, it’s a rear mounted stand which means you don’t have to put your helmet directly on the floor when you’re not wearing it. The first models were handmade by Luis de Arquer, a…
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NEW GEAR: Geotekk SMART bike lock and alarm system. Kickstarter campaign goes live TONIGHT.
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Geotekk, a British-based startup which is focused on combating bike theft has just unveiled its new smart bike locking system, called the Limpet Lock. It’s a clever bit of kit which works via a geofence – a virtual geographic boundary set by the owner. What that means is that if your motorcycle is moved outside…
