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This month BikeBiz dons a Race Cape and illuminates the West Yorkshire Dales with the help of Singletrack’ Benjamin Hayworth...


V2 XML light MTB Batteries: 07527 508273


MARK TWO of MTB Batteries XML light has been revised largley on trade feedback for the original. Most notably, the anodised black shell is entirely new It carries several cut outs to disperse heat faster, while the body has received an anodic oxidation treatment.


The illuminated end cap remains, indicating the


remaining charge. Four modes feature this time around, from high, through medium, weak and flash. On full beam, a very reasonable 1,000 lumens, riders can achieve three hours use. The battery is a four cell, 4.4ah Lithium Ion unit with a protection circuit fitted and all contained inside a waterproof cover. Helmet straps are supplied, as are two sizes of O-


ring for varying handlebar thicknesses. MTB Batteries has also taken stock of a front and


rear silicone wrap light, holding two LEDs and running from a replaceable Coin Cell battery. The lights, which come packaged in a Tour de France branded case, run on both constant and flash.


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Endura FS260 Race Cape Direct: 01506 497749


PEOPLE TEND to avoid people in capes. So thankfully, though it’s called the Race Cape, Endura's new garment isn't actually the kind of thing you'd see Batman sporting on his crime-fighting 'Batmobike.' It is instead a European style road cycling piece


from Endura’s FS260 Pro Series. Made out of a transparent, lightweight waterproof fabric that is highly breathable, this jacket is the perfect weather protection solution for race day since it allows for the race-number on the jersey underneath to be visible at all times. The fabric is waterproof to a water column of 15,000mm and the breathability of the fabric reaches a value of 20,000g/m2/24hrs. Pull-on/off elasticated cuffs and collar, as well as a long frontal zip make quick removal a doddle. The FS260-Pro Adrenaline Race Cape is available in sizes S-XXL and retails at £59.99.


Renthal 30mm Fatbar Ison: 01353 662662


PLUGGING A gap in the already established Fatbar range, Renthal has introduced a 30mm riser. The firm's thinking is to offer a bar for the serious downhill rider. With courses including steeper obstacles and top tube decreasing in length, Renthal believes a swing back toward higher rise bars was inevitable. The Fatboy is also available from Ison Distribution


in a 10, 20 and 38mm rise and will cost £59.99 at retail.


Carradice Cavo pannier Direct: 01282 615886


BRITISH BAG brand Carradice has linked with renowned clothing designer Ally Capellino to create a three bag line suited to cycling. Made in proofed waxed cotton with a fully


waterproof lining and with heavy leather trims, the pannier has a removable shoulder strap while the rucksack and dispatch bag both have a dedicated laptop section. For extreme weather conditions, the pannier and rucksack both have the option of a waterproof outer cover. All have a silver reflective trim for night time


visibility. The range will be available to Carradice stockists from early May 2012.


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