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14 FLOW Wide Carbon Brand: ULTIMATE


Distributor: U.S.E Ltd


ULTIMATE have revised their mountain carbon bar offering, the popular FLOW, 40mm rise and Nail. 20mm rise, have just


13 V11 Pedal Brand: DMR Bikes


Distributor: Upgrade Bikes


For those that favour the durability, compliance and affordability of composite pedals, the new benchmark choice from DMR is here. The V11 is moulded with the same proven shape as the multi award-winning Vault pedal, providing a huge platform with DMR’s unique concave shape that allows your foot to sit deep into the centre for supreme grip. V11’s durable glass


16 Invader 2.0 Brand: Kali


Distributor: Oxford Products


The Invader retains its high level of breathability and safety, but has been


reinforced nylon body features eleven replaceable steel pins each side for rock solid grip. All pins are secured with captive locknuts for ultimate durability. Outer pins are Vault Moto pins that sink deep into your shoe, keeping your foot well and truly planted. V11 is fully rebuildable with the dedicated V11 service kit, guaranteeing ride after ride with no-nonsense performance. What’s more, Upgrade has just reduced the RRP of the V11 to just £44 a set. RRP: £44


updated with a dial retention system for a more precise fit. The Invader 2.0 brings an added level of protection when you are looking to get rowdy on your local trails. All Kali helmets come with


15 Kids Line – Handle- bars, grips, saddles Brand: SQlab


Distributor: Sean Reynolds


After 20 years of experience in bike ergonomics, SQlab is finally launching a Kids Line in 2024. Consisting of a saddle in three colourways, grips, and a handlebar, the Kids Line is based on existing SQlab products and scaled down to the anatomy of children. The saddle will be


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got wider. 740 to the optimised 760mm and every riders favourite the 780 is now 800mm. All ULTIMATE bars feature AVT, Anti Vibration Technology. Designed with specific carbon layups to


dramatically reduce the vibrations that cause arm pump and hand numbness to improve comfort and importantly control. RRP: £130 - £135


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available in 9 and 11cm, matching the most common sizes for children of these respective age groups. The handlebars offer more


backsweep, and the grips higher grip security for smaller hands. RRP: TBA


a lifetime crash replacement. Technology Low Density Layer (LDL) - Rheon. Soft gel padding for rotational and low-G impact protection. Composite fusion that has


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in-moulding technology which fuses the shell and EPS foam line. This gives better impact energy management, increased dynamic range - smaller, lighter and stronger. RRP: £179.99


17 Pora Matt Green Helmet


Brand: Limar


Distributor: Chicken Cyclekit


PORA is the perfect helmet for all mountain lovers, an excellent product at a great price.


The shell extends down the back of the neck for wider coverage. The large visor, with a strong design, guarantees protection from branches, gravel or other


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obstacles you may encounter when riding, surrounded by nature. So you can ride with confidence and peace of


mind that you’ll be as protected as possible from any likely or unlikely event. RRP: £79.99


18 DTE 3-Layer Jacket Brand: Madison Clothing


Distributor: Madison 17


Designed to cope with the very worst that the British weather can throw at you, Madison Clothing’s brand new DTE 3-Layer jacket is ready for the filthiest, wettest conditions. Waterproof, shaped for exceptional comfort and protection with a dropped tail, hem drawcord and large drop pockets, this one will keep you riding no matter


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what the conditions. RRP: £199.99


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