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NEW BRANDS - BIG NAMES


Dainese was founded in 1972 in Molvena Italy and set out to provide active custom- ers with protection from “head to toe” and swiftly became a leader in the world of pro- tective clothing. The new 2013 Dainese product line features jerseys, shorts, gloves and a range of protection all designed for the best possible ergonomic fi t and rider protection. Included in the range are the top-of-the range Oak Pro Alloy knee and elbow guards featuring the innovative Boa ® tensioning system and the F1 derived Pro-Shape and Crash-Absorb technology.


www.dainese.com


Morgan Blue produces exceptional quality products for the bike and for the rider. All products are made in-house to their exacting standards to offer the highest level of perfor- mance. The fact that more than 20 professional teams choose to use Morgan Blue products says it all. For the bike, Morgan Blue produces lubri- cants, greases, cleaning and maintenance products and for all applications and seasons. For the rider, Morgan Blue produce a range of seasonal warm up oils, wash’s and creams using natural ingredients that have been tried and tested on the Pro Tour.


www.morganblue.net www.nilox.com


The Nilox product range consists of a full 1080p HD Action camera that is featured packed and offers great value at £199.95 and comes complete with LCD screen, 2 wa- terproof case’s (up to 60m), basic accessories and 8gb micro SD card. Swimsonic is a water- proof MP3 player (4GB memory) that is worn on your swimming goggle strap and was developed in conjunction with swimming world champion Federica Pellegrini. To complete the product range Nilox have produced some unique safety LEDs, a high visibility strap that can be worn on the arm and a clip on light for your running shoe.


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For more information on Windwave’s products please visit www.windwave.co.uk


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