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5 VM Fit Performance Saddle range Brand: DDK


Distributor: Bob Elliot & Co. Ltd


Introducing the DDK VM-Fit Saddle Collection. Made from a high-tech vacuum moulding process that bonds the cover and the pad to the saddle


shell, delivering high-end design without stitching or staples. Seamless, smooth finish, cushioned saddles for long-term comfort, plus low profile for support on longer rides or performance use on road and gravel. Excellent lightweight, from 288g. 100%


waterproof saddles through a vacuum and bonding process. Four sizes to cover various riders’ needs and positions. RRP: £24.99


6 Montaro Mips III Helmet Brand: Giro Sport Design


Distributor: Giro UK


The third iteration of Giro’s classic Montaro helmet. The Montaro Mips III has been redesigned, re-engineered and re-imagined for 2025. Bringing next-generation trail protection, with a compact shape and extended coverage. Featuring Mips® Evolve Core, Roc Loc® Trail micro-adjustable fit, 2-position adjustable visor, front and rear integrated sunglasses holders, Ionic+® anti- microbial moisture-


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wicking padding, FIDLOCK buckle, and it is certified to CPSC/CE and eBike standard NTA 8776. Three sizes and four colours. RRP: £159.99


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7 Rampage RS Full Face Helmet


Brand: Fox Racing


Distributor: Fox Racing UK


Fox’s all-new Rampage RS helmet is packed with


features, including Mips’ Integra Split system, helping it exceed current industry protection standards. Already a multiple World Cup winner, the Rampage RS is safer, 250g lighter (980g size


medium), and 5% more aerodynamic than its predecessor. Available in six sizes (with five different carbon-fibre shell sizes), features include: two- position visor for GoPro compatibility, removable/


washable ionic+ comfort liner and cheek pads, an ingenious channelled ventilation system, plus a whole host of extras. RRP: £549.99


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