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13 Fuel-Pack Brand: Ortlieb Distributor: Lyon Cycle
The new Ortlieb Fuel-Pack is a compact top tube bag that features a self-closing magnetic lid, multiple attachment options, and a waterproof design. Produced sustainably in Germany, the Ortlieb Fuel-Pack is PVC-free and weighs 160 grams. RRP: £57.50
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11 P Zero Race 4S Brand: Pirelli Distributor: Extra UK
The P Zero Race 4S provides consistent grip performances in any kind of weather, including wet and cold days and provides the racing feeling that makes the P Zero Race range the favourite choice of professional cyclists. A new tread design with special deep sipes are paired with a thicker tread pattern resulting in improved grip in cold weather, more mileage and better puncture protection. RRP: £64.99
12 Corsa N.EXT Brand: Vittoria Distributor: Madison
The first ever Corsa with a nylon casing, the Corsa N. EXT is a racing-inspired performance tyre with ultimate durability. Starting with their supple yet durable 100 TPI nylon casing, Vittoria added a proprietary mix of two different Graphene compounds plus Silica to make a tyre that can compete with the best while also giving you peace of mind when it comes to puncture protection. RRP: £54.99 (clincher) £64.99 (TLR)
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14 Hornit Trace Brand: Hornit Distributor:
Hornit.com
The Trace is a rear bike light that goes the extra mile. It has four light modes for day and night riding and 300° visibility and a USB rechargeable 200mAh battery will last for 12-72 hours. RRP: £11.99
15 Scout Bike Alarm and Finder
Brand: Knog
Distributor: Silverfish UK
Knog, the boldly inventive designer of bike
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accessories and outdoor lighting products, is redefining the meaning of bike security. Using the latest in technology, Knog invites you to meet the all-new Scout. Both a super loud bike alarm and a highly accurate finder using Apple’s ‘Find My’ technology, Scout allows riders to rest assured that their bike is secured and
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protected like never before. RRP: £49.99
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