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Thule Motion range Madison: 0208 385 3385
THE THULE Motion is designed to optimise space efficiency and easy handling, backed with Thule self- developed Power-Click and Dual-Side opening. The Thule Motion box features a unique Power-Click quick fit system with an integrated torque indicator which allows you to fit the box to your roof bars easily and securely with just one hand. The Motion box can be opened from either side via external handles for ease and safety. The Motion box conforms to strict quality
standards. In a recent test by a major consumer magazine Thule roof boxes proved to have minimal effect on fuel consumption making them both stylish and cost efficient. Peter Barker, Thule UK business manager, commented: “The Thule Motion succeeds our very popular Thule Atlantis roof range. It is a must-have piece of kit and it will be the most suitable of all the Thule boxes for the consumer who wants to transport large or just bulky luggage, and is sure to redefine the benchmark for cargo boxes in the future.”
Rozone Parts Cleaner Direct: 0121 526 8181
ROZONE, A leader in cleaning solutions, has launched the PCS100 Benchtop Parts Cleaner. As the title suggests, this latest bench-top innovation in water-based cleaning offers workshops a greener solution to parts cleaning, without the need for costly service contracts. Using solvent-free, water-based cleaning fluid heated to just 40 degrees, the Benchtop Parts Cleaner uses microbes to break down oil and grease so that it can then recycle the cleaning fluid. This removes the requirement for a monthly service contract. Rozone’s Beth Jones said: “Water-based
bioremediating technologies, such as those used in our PCS100 Benchtop Parts Cleaner, have improved significantly over the last ten years which has prompted a move away from solvent-based parts cleaning. As this technology becomes increasingly common place we have found that there is a need for a smaller Benchtop system for use where floor space is at a premium, and that many of our existing customers want a mobile cleaning solution.”
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SKS Spaero pump Various Distributors
IF YOU were lucky enough to have been at Eurobike last year and spent time around the SKS stand you won’t have missed the big banners displaying the Spaero. It’s only a handpump, but it’s one that SKS is touting as a particularly big deal. Providing a flexible pull out hose built into the
pump’s body, the Spaero avoids damage from the high pressure placed on the pump during inflation. Components like the screw on valve adapter, integrated flexible hose, twist lock, dust cap, aluminium tube and the smooth pressure build-up make this product pretty much unique for a pump of its compact size. Carrying a five-year warranty, the German
manufacturer is confident the unit will last and last, a quality that the iF design Council agreed with when handing out its coveted awards this year. The pump can reach a 73 PSI pressure. SKS product is distributed in the UK by Raleigh (01773 532600), Chicken Cyclekit (01525 381347) and Madison (0208 385 3385).
Qimmiq energy jam Direct:
help@quimmiq.co.uk
FIRST INTRODUCED to BikeBiz at the NEC Cycle Show late last year, Qummiq has taken the issue of packaging energy gels very seriously, introducing a ‘bend and squirt’ packaging that snaps back horizontal and self seals when not in use. Ultimately this means that there’s no need to be tearing of sachet heads with your teeth while cycling. At present just a raspberry flavour is available, though the brand is working on further recipes. This solution is made up of fruit, vegetables, honey and contains no artificial colours or flavourings. Each 12-gram serving delivers a 2:1 ratio of fast to slow acting sugars, feeding the body consistently for endurance activities.
Qimmiq is seeking a distribution partner for the UK market.
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