Articles and reviews of essential adventure riding gear, including helmets, jackets, gloves, boots, luggage systems, and navigation devices.
Developed for enduro and adventure riders. Waterproof and water-resistant Full rubber outsole with special anti-slip design Shock-absorbing, nine-millimetre, EVA insole with anti-perspiration fabric Full-grain cow leather upper material, reinforced with thermoplastic and non-woven material Kevlar microfibre laminated with six-millimetre EVA Reinforced toe, heel and shin areas Dual closure system with laces and velcro straps Available […]
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Link International is excited to release the all-new ARK communication system for AGV Helmets here in Australia. Developed in partnership with Sena and manufactured specifically for AGV, the multi-fit main unit combines with model specific bases to form an integrated Bluetooth communication system. The AGV ARK allows riders who choose to wear AGV helmets to
ARK – Aerodynamic Communication System For AGV Helmets Read More »
Reduce all those layers and control your body temperature with electric heating panels. Six heating panels Three temperature settings Built-in controller Control your heat from the ’bars with the optional wireless controller Plugs into the bike for endless heat Pre-wired cables in the sleeves for heated gloves Lightweight and slim to fit under any jacket
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Tailored for adventure riders looking to travel distances in comfort. Latest ECE 22.05 standard compliant MPT (multi poly tech) constructed MX shell Adjustable DVS (dual visor system) Fully adjustable chinbar and top ventilation Dual rear exhaust vent Injection-molded 3D visor with anti-scratch coating Ultra comfort fit fully removable and washable liner Anatomic luxury fitted cheek
Nitro MX 670 Uno DVS Helmet Read More »
Fits any enduro or adventure bike and doesn’t need a rack. Two rows of cargo loops to attach additional gear Two interfaces to attach fender bags (size M and L only) Deluxe shoulder strap available separately Easy fastening, quick removal Distance between bags adjustable Fore-aft placement fully adjustable No flapping straps Washable and easy to
Enduristan Blizzard Saddle Bags Read More »
Ready for Adventure. Seeflex level 2 CE protection Prepared for Seesoft CE level 2 back protector insert – type RV Detachable Hydratex 3L, breathable, 100-per-cent waterproof liner Long and double short connection zipper VCS zips in strategic positions Zipped venting offers excellent air flow RRP: $739 Available from: AdventureMoto For more product information visit http://adventuremoto.com.au
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The new generation of Touratech’s legendary aluminium pannier system. Combines the robustness of its predecessors with more convenient handling Completely new mounting mechanism Made using high-strength, 1.5-millimetre thick aluminium World-first terrain-proof mounting and locking mechanism Rounder design of fasteners Pre-installed fastening hooks on the inside of the lid Outside of the lid is equipped with
Touratech Zega EVO Panniers Read More »
The annual adventure-riders’ get together is just around the corner, and preparations are going like Toby Price in office in a Sydney business a cancelled section of Dakar complex, for the first time that nobody told him about.The loop for this year’s Congregation is a laid-back,open-track, there-and-back dream ride. We know.We’ve done it. On a
An excited Jason Miltrup has sent a few pics and thoughts on the WA Congregation ride and venue. Here’s what he had to say after roosting his new 790 over the terrain on a wet day: 400+ km each way into the south west of WA to the town of Northcliffe (Sat/Sun) The new 790R
2019 WA Adventure Rider Magazine Congregation Recce Ride Read More »
2018 There was only one Congregation this year, but it was an absolute belter. Miles Davis’ skills demo was as popular as ever. Adventure Rider Magazine’s Congregations have been gaining momentum since they kicked off in 2015.That first event was at Moredun Ponds, near Tingha in NSW, and it was a cracker weekend.For 2016 the
