Head gear for the fast guys Designed for Track Day or Street riders aboard a BMW S 1000 R or RR who assume a more aggressive tuck position while riding, the Icon AFP Carbon Halo helmet goes beyond simple protection, offering both light weight and great looks.


Built using a handmade 4Tress carbon fiber shell and hand-applied graphics, the helmet was designed to decrease drag and weight by sculpting the traditional neckline to avoid jacket or suit interference. The aggressive geometry increases line of sight and improves aerodynam- ics while in a full-tucked riding posture. The helmet also features a five-piece, moisture-wicking modular liner and meets both DOT and ECE 22-05 standards. The Icon Airframe Pro Halo Carbon Helmet is available in


sizes 2xs through 3xl and carries an MSRP of $600. Visit rideicon.com for more information.


New player in the soft luggage game AltRider enters the soft luggage market with the introduction of their SYNCH dry bags. The bags are constructed using a fully tape-seam sealed,


D-shaped body construction made of 18 oz. vinyl coated fabric. Available in 14, 25 and 38 liter sizes in either black or white, the bags have been designed to allow quick access through either end without releasing tie-down straps. Each dry bag includes tie- downs and the 25 and 38 liter bags include stacking straps. Visit altrider.com for more information.


Protection for your beast ACD Racing Parts, a builder of competition-grade off-road and enduro motorcycle protection products, recently expanded their mix to include skidplates and exhaust guards for the 2006- 13 BMW R 1200 GS and GS Adventure. Their skid plate is constructed of TIG welded 4 mm aluminum


and is available in either a raw aluminum or black powder coat- ing. The exhaust guards are made of a 2 mm thick aluminum and cover the exposed leading edges of the headers. Founded in 2000 by French motocross racer Cedric Choffat,


ACD Racing Parts products are available in the U.S. through Chicago-based distributor BB Inc. Visit bbimotorcycle.com for more information.


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