Olympia's X Moto 2 jacket Built to endure harsh terrain and the most demanding riding conditions, the Olym- pia X Moto 2 jacket delivers ultimate per- formance using Olympia’s exclusive three-layer system. The outer shell is constructed using rugged 500D and 2000D Cordura and incorporates Olympia’s Mega Vent Panel System. The second layer consists of a fully functional rain jacket able to be worn over or under the main shell, while the inner- most layer consists of a full-sleeve thermal layer of Thermolite insulation designed to be zipped into the main outer shell or rain jacket as needed. Olympia’s X Moto 2 all season jacket car-


ries an MSRP of $479.99. For more information or to find a retailer in your area, visit olympiamoto- sports.com


New from AeroFlow AeroFlow’s AeroScreens for late model R 1200 RTs have been designed to create a turbulence-free envelope of protection for both riders and passengers. By reshaping the Aeroscreen’s top and bottom edges and changing its width, the new windscreens create a smooth, over-the-helmet airflow while still allowing the rider to see over the windscreen. For additional air turbu- lence reduction, AeroFlow’s “AeroWings” divert turbulent air to further expand the envelope of protection. AeroFlow Aeroscreens are available without tint in three


heights, while the AeroWings are available in both tinted and untinted versions. Headlight protection is also offered by AeroFlow’s HLC


covers. Made from impact-modified acrylic, the headlight covers are said to offer eight times the impact resistance of other covers. For more information, visit aeroflowscreens.com


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