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MachineartMoto releases Slipscreen for the BMW R 1200 GS-LC MachineartMoto recently released the Slipscreen GS_


LC to its line of products for the liquid-cooled BMW R 1200 GS/A. A short enduro/sport screen for off-road and hot weather riding when minimal physical obstruction and maximum airflow are a comfort advantage, the Slipscreen was designed to quickly take the place of the stock windscreen using two exist- ing screws. When cold weather returns, the swap back to the stock screen is equally as easy. The Slipscreen is injection molded in high impact


strength polycarbonate and available in two colors: Granite Grey and black. The height adjustability fea- ture of the stock windshield is retained, covering the Navigator GPS unit in its low position while extending 2.5” above it in its highest position. The Slipscreen GS_LC is available from www. machineartmoto.com and authorized dealers. MSRP is $129.


Final Michelin Tire winners announced Congratulations to David Burke of Jersey Shore, Pennsyl- vania, and Andy Havens of Wil- liams Port, Pennsylvania, as the final winners of the Michelin “Bring a Buddy” contest. Because of Burke’s recruiting, Havens is a new member of the BMW MOA and both will receive a new set of Michelin tires for their BMWs.


Through a partnership


with Michelin, our BMW MOA membership numbers have grown steadily as current members continue to recruit their BMW riding friends to our club. Because of the “Bring a Buddy”


contest,


three current members and three new members are now riding on new Michelin tires. Stay tuned as more excit-


ing, prize-winning opportu- nities become available to MOA members in the upcom- ing months, and thank you to everyone for their efforts to build a better MOA.


MotoSkiveez Socks Known for their unique solu- tions to rider comfort, Utah based Moto-Skiveez has expanded their product line and now offers socks created to help riders avoid cramps, swelling and aching in their legs after getting off their bikes.


A study published in the medical journal Wound Care Today titled “The Dangers of Venous Disease in Motorcy- clists” found that over a four- year period involving 767 respondents, 332 riders reported experiencing leg cramps while riding and 149 reported cramps immediately after riding. Moto-Skiveez’s new compression riding socks were cre- ated to alleviate those symptoms. In addition to helping prevent those issues, the socks are made using a proprietary aloe fabric which releases small amounts of aloe vera when the socks are touched or rub against the leg to soothe and regenerate the skin, as well as to provide anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties that help prevent odor. Even after repeated wear and washing, the soothing benefits of aloe remain. For more information, visit motoskiveez.com


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