Chris takes a look at the ZETA Clutch Perch and Lever and installs it onto the Honda CRF450RX for testing.
For more information on the ZETA FP Clutch Lever and Perch – CLICK HERE. Or if you don’t want to click there – CLICK HERE
Chris takes a look at the ZETA Clutch Perch and Lever and installs it onto the Honda CRF450RX for testing.
For more information on the ZETA FP Clutch Lever and Perch – CLICK HERE. Or if you don’t want to click there – CLICK HERE
We just took hold of a new kit from Whites Power Sports, including the brand new Shoei VFX-WR helmet, Dragon MXV MAX goggle and Fly Racing Lite Hydrogen Hi-Viz gear. What a solid looking combo!
Look out for this kit in an upcoming issue of DRD magazine or grab yours now from your local dealer, or at Bits4Bikes.co.nz.
For the Shoei VFX-WR helmet – CLICK HERE
For the Dragon MXV MAX Goggle – CLICK HERE
For the Fly Racing Lite Hydrogen Hi-Vis gear – CLICK HERE
Be Seen out there team!
The Ranger 3 from USWE is an ideal option when you are looking for simple hydration and some storage space for the little things. With a removable pouch, you can use the Ranger 3 for Trail Riding, Enduro and XC racing. Check it out.
CLICK HERE for more information on the USWE Ranger 3 and to get one for yourself.
Distributed by Northern Accessories.
The new Scott Prospect Goggle just made its way into DRD HQ, so we thought it only right to check it out in full detail.
After one year of success, Scott is pushing the limits of goggle design again one step further. The new Prospect 2018 line has a bunch of stuff you are looking for in a goggle. Great features, maximum field of vision, fashionable colour ways for your unmissable look and much more.
The Scott Lens Lock System features four locking pins that go through the lens. No matter which impact, it guarantees that the lens is not popping out. In addition, a thicker lens material (1mm) is used to make the lens even more resistant than before. For changing the lens, you simply need to open the four tabs (two at the top, two at the bottom) to remove the lens from the frame in seconds.
The Prospect has two pivoting outriggers that adapt to any helmet shape and size. The resulting pressure created by the goggle on the rider’s face provides a complete and consistent seal.
Scott’s 3-Layer Face Foam incorporates two layers of foam and one layer of fleece. The first layer maximizes sweat retention and provides cushioning from the frame, the second layer ensures a precise comfortable face fit and the third layer acts as a barrier between the goggle and rider’s face.
For the 2018 collection Scott launches its brand new WFS50 – a larger and more fine-tuned roll-off system to once again define the standard for this market. The Scott Prospect is the only MX goggle compatible with Scott`s revolutionary roll-off system: WFS50.
Check out some future issues of DRD Magazine and see the Scott Prospect in action. And we will tell you all about our thoughts on the Prospect, too!
Click here to get some for yourself!
With Nolan producing MX helmets suitable for a range of budgets, we check out the entry-level N53 and top-of-the-line X-Lite to see what the differences really are.
Like what you see? Check them out online right here, or in person at your local Nolan Helmets stockist.
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