ROCK OIL
British specialist lubricant manufacturer Rock Oil will display its growing range of championship winning motorcycle products at EXPO 2014.
Rock Oil has been producing world-class lubrication for over 85 years, exporting to over 40 countries worldwide and supplying numerous World and British championship winners – from Kurt Nicoll to Tai Woffi nden, Dave Thorpe to James Westmoreland. Rock Oil welcomes customers old and new to come and view the most comprehensive range of motorcycle lubricants available in the market and also take advantage of the many EXPO-only special offers available. Buy British, buy the best! Stand 742
DAYTONA BOOTS One new addition to the premium
range of Daytona motorcycle boots, which are handmade in Germany, will be shown for the fi rst time on the TranAm stand The Evo Voltex sport/touring boot comes in three colours
(black, black/silver and black/ white) and is also a new choice for racers and track-day enthusiasts.
Stand 920
OXFORD ACCESSORIES Dozens of new accessories have recently been added to Oxford’s
extensive range and many more will be revealed at EXPO. These small items are easy to display on the company’s bespoke display units (provided FOC to stockists) and add exponentially to a dealer’s profi ts. Additionally, an expanded range of Oxford soft luggage will be revealed alongside SHAD hard luggage. Stand 600
DUCHINNI ZONTES.
Not seen a Zontes motorcycle up close? Well you need to! Zontes motorcycles offer everything a Japanese brand commuter can and more… for less. This doesn’t make Zontes cheap, just outstanding value for money. Both the engineering excellence and quality of production are outstanding, not looking out of place in any showroom. Initially a range of three quality 125cc commuter models, the brand will expand in 2014 with the addition of a geared 50cc and a 250cc model.
Distributed by Clements Moto, dealers get a great service with fi eld-based account managers. The Zontes two-year warranty is backed by excellent after-sales service, with additional benefi ts including dealer-stocking terms, AFRL registration and excellent margins.
If you are missing a quality entry-level lightweight, visit stand 900 to discuss your territory. Stand 900
NEWFREN VE (UK) is offering 5%
discount on all orders when you buy three of any
NewFren brake item – pads, shoes or discs. On clutch items, order three of any plates or complete clutches and you’ll receive 7.5% discount. Orders placed at EXPO are carriage free, and also qualify for a FREE gift! Stand 932
Duchinni has updated every helmet in its range for 2014, covering all the popular styles, from a classic open face to an all-carbon full-face design. Retail prices start from only £39.99. The D605 fl ip-front model is expected to create the most excitement at EXPO. Priced at £99.99, it features a quick-release visor, a removable lining and a drop-down sun visor too. Available in white, black and anthracite, which dealers report are the most popular options, it comes with substantial margins for stockists too. Stand 730
DRAPER TOOLS Don’t miss out on a visit to Stand 426
where Draper Tools will be showing tools designed specifi cally for work on motorcycles, from paddock stands, lifts, locks and booster cables to chain splitter and riveter kits. There will also be general tools such as socket sets, air tools, diagnostic and servicing equipment, plus coloured spanners, sockets and security keys – the vibrant colours are easy to fi nd in a toolbox.
Special daily ‘show only’ offers will be available so don’t miss the opportunity to see what Draper Tools can offer. Stand 426
22 MOTORCYCLE TRADE EXPO 2014
LAUNCH
SHOW OFFERS
EXPO
DISCOUNT
DAILY OFFERS
5%
UPDATED RANGE
WARRANTY
2 YEAR
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