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The new ABUS Taipan combines the
advantages of ABUS road helmets with the versatile requirements of the gravel lifestyle. With this “Made in Italy” gravel helmet,
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The friction-reducing PTFE coating protects against corrosion, dirt, and moisture, while reducing the need for
you can ride where the tarmac ends – and the
cable lubrication. Brake cables are 1.5mm X 1.8m and gear cables 1.1mm X 1.8m made from stainless steel wire. Available to buy as singles or as workshop packs of 100. RRP: Singles £6.99 - Workshop £698.99
adventure begins. Features: Front Eyewear
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Port, Forced Air Cooling, Rechargeable magnetic Rear Light (optional), Floating Pad, Zoom™ Spin adjustment system, Flow Straps™, Ponytail Fit, Lower edge protection. Graphite Silver, Como
Blue, Velvet Black, Frosted Green, Sand Beige, Shiny White RRP: £170 & £200
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Superslic stainless wires go through a cold-drawn process, leading to a superior finish. Pulling the wire through a die flattens the surface, resulting in reduced
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friction. During this process, oil is forced into the gaps of the wire, allowing it to secrete the oil over time. This helps to lubricate the casing. Brake cables are 1.5mm X 1.8m, and gear cables are 1.1mm X 1.8m, and available as singles or as a workshop pack. RRP: Singles £5.99 - Workshop £598.99
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The Combiflex lock from ABUS protects your things from casual and opportunistic theft for added peace of mind. As the steel cable is extendible, it can be threaded through the object to be secured and locked in no time at all. To open, simply enter the
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opening code that you choose yourself. The cable will then automatically retract itself. The Combiflex provides convenient keyless security in a handy format. RRP: £20
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