Showing posts with label Floor Review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Floor Review. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

BMW K1200R - 2006 - USED

We have a great 2nd hand bike for sale. It comes fitted with Remus slipons.

Its also fitted with fine Italian Rizoma mirrors and grips. Also has engine guards fitted as well.

BMW K1200R
year: 2006
Mileage: 10,223
Price: KD 3,300

This bike has never been dropped
Its also accident free, and is in perfect shape.








Tuesday, July 12, 2011

“Simply the best” Forcefield back protector dominates Italian test


In the July 2011 edition, leading Italian motorcycle magazine Euromoto have conducted a thorough lab test of back protectors and awarded the Forcefield Pro Sub 4 a straight 10, the only back protector tested to achieve this incredible figure.


Subjected to the same rigorous testing as used in the CE certification EN1621-2 the Forcefield Pro Sub 4 lived up to its name and averaged a score of below 4kN in the 5 impacts it was subjected to, a result that could not be matched by any of the other back protectors on test.

Following exhaustive testing the Forcefield Pro Sub 4 was described by Euromoto as “Simply the best” and “the best on the market”.




Thursday, July 7, 2011

Arai GP 6RC Helmet Now available to order

The state of the art Arai GP-6RC helmets are a stunning example of Arai's vision and technology made into a real world piece of equipment.  Made from a proprietary weave of Carbon Fiber the GP-6RC helmet combines the existing light weight and and high strength benefits of Carbon Fiber with the added benefit of flexibility which standard CF does not possess.  The flexibility of the GP-6RC's shell allow the helmet to flex on impact and not splinter or shatter like standard CF is known to do.  This gives Arai the ability to produce a helmet ready for the demands and requirements of Formula 1 Racing yet would still be fitting in an art gallery.  The GP-6RC helmet meets and exceed Snell and FIA 8860:2004 standards and every one is built to order. 


GP-6RC Helmets Features
  • Large10mm intake and exhaust holes for increased airflow (front vents are closeable).
  • New shield pivot hardware with redesigned track slider for improved aerodynamics.
  • Wider eye port for increased peripheral vision
  • New positive shield locking mechanism provides solid shield latching while allowing normal operation. 
  • Factory installed HANS post with Arai logos, newly integrated seats for HANS posts provide a flat surface for the anchor to sit flush around its entire perimeter.  
  • Proprietary Carbon Fiber weave provides strong yet flexible shell allowing improved performance while keeping weight and size to a minimum.
  • Arai 6 Series 3mm thick visor (not interchangeable with GP-5)
  • Removable cheek pads for a custom fit (feature emergency release tabs for easy helmet removal in an accident)
  • Approval: FIA 8860:2004 and NEW Snell SA2010
  • Includes: 1 clear A/F visor (installed), 1 light tint A/F visor, 1 dual pane light tint visor, 1 screw pivot kit, 1 spare clear duct vent set and 2 sets of Arai factory tear offs.



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Monday, April 25, 2011

Some thoughts about the BMW F800R

Now personally...

I've had the BMW F800S for 2 years, from 2007-2009, and during those years I rode it all year round.
Yep even in the hot summer at 55 degrees celsius between cars at a red light which seems to last forever as the sweat poured over my brow and threatened to burn my eyes out of their sockets.

So 2011 is upon us, and sadly the F800S has been discontinued, though the F800ST is still alive and well. And from what I gather it seems the F800R has in a sense just eclipsed the F800S.

But here is something I did not know, is that the F800R has 2 more horsepower than all the 800 series.
Interesting =)

The F800R also has two important indicators that you will not find on competitor bikes.

  • Fuel Gauge
  • Gear Indicator
If your a BMW enthusiast you'd know that the F800R is Chris Pfeiffers preferred stunt bike.
Check out the two video reviews and some bike specs after the break!