Medjet Assist Starting at $215, an annual MedjetAssist membership is a great holiday gift for any rider. Add the Motorcycle Protection Pro- gram for $35/bike and you have the ultimate gift. Visit MedjetBMWMOA.com and mention BMW MOA for special pricing.


Ilium Works Brake Lever An eccentric bushing allows for as much as 33mm of vertical travel and 12.5mm of fore and aft movement. The billet aluminum lever is also 1-1/4” longer than stock and features non-slip knurling for more positive brake actuation. Compatible with stock, lowered foot pegs and Ilium Works Sport- boards. Visit www.iliumworks.com for more information


Vololights The world's first perceptible brake light indi- cation features a three axis accelerometer that detects whether you're engine braking, downshifting or applying the brakes. Drivers behind you will perceive how fast you're slowing from the varilable folash rate of the intense LEDs. Visit vololights.com for more information.


Touratech Aventuro MOD Created through a joint effort between Tou- ratech and helmet manufacturer Schuberth, the new Aventuro MOD helmet from Tourat- ech combines the comfort and convenience of a flip-up chin bar with an adjustable peak, as well as increased ventilation for more comfortable off-road adventures. Also included is a Pinlock-ready shield and an integrated sun visor for additional comfort. Visit


Touratech-usa.com for more information.


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