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Cross Pro Radiator Supports
Even stronger alloy than previous models

"The CrossPro Radiator Guards, manufactured in Europe are specially designed to protect your
cooling system – your bike’s most fragile and important component without obstructing airflow
to the radiator. Designed as a “radiator roll cage”, the CrossPro radiator protection secures a
perimeter around the radiator while not mounting to the radiator. With this security perimeter,
hard impacts won’t affect your radiator.
Made by new aluminum 5083 H111 techonogy, from aeronautic industry, these 3mm thick
radiator guards offers you:
• High resistance
• More protection
• Less weight.
Model to fit all late model MX, Trail and Enduro bikes in a range of colours.
The full listing will up up soon, feel free to contact us for more information.
Cross Pro Suspension Spanners

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SUSPENSION SPANNER SHOWA |
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The 2013 Yamaha AORC Championship features E1, E2, E3, women, veterans, and masters. Ashley Sprenger, the promoter of round four, had another day full of energy taking test and trials in mind for the Senior classes.
Toby Price set a pace that none could follow. With a time of 37:00.891, Price went over the finish line first. A further 2:41 minutes back to Stefan Granquist for second and AJ Roberts stepped up on the podium in third for the Activate Yamaha team.
Chris Hollis finished two minutes after Price in the outright, but finished first in the E2 class. Other E2 rider, Matt Phillips, took his first 2013 Yamaha AORC podium place by reving it up when it mattered, and finished second. Lachlan Stanford fought through the pain of the rocky test and grabbed a third place.
Husqvarna’s Glenn Kearney, managed to hold out young gun Daniel Milner (37:57.929) by only 6 seconds in the E1 class to take the top step on the podium. Yamaha rider, Tom McCormack, managed to hold down third position on what was a very tough days racing.
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Damian Smith (39:41.360) managed to sneak a five second lead in the Vet’s class over Queensland rider, Kirk Hutton to take the win, leaving Craig Wease to take another third place podium win.
In the Master class, Ian Jenner, lead the pack for six out of the eight tests to take first place from Mark Cockerill in second. MX1 Australia’s, Trent Lean, managed to get a third place podium finish.
Jessica Gardiner (45:24.632) took the win for the first time within the 2013 Yamaha AORC Championship with her Sherco 300 IR , closely followed by Emelie Karlsson in second. Sophie Coldicutt also managed to get her first podium win and grabbed the third place.
2013 YAMAHA AORC Rounds five and six will take place in Hedley (Victoria) on May 25-26. For more information visit the AORC website or Facebook page. The complete results of all classes can be found on www.mylaps.com
The AORC is an annual epic battle, bringing hundreds of Enduro riders and their bikes face-to-face with the best and worst of the tough Aussie elements to race against the conditions and the clock.
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New Products

BMW R1200GS 2013
#BBHG50NP
REC RETAIL $120.00 (Plus Plastics)
As part of our ongoing commitment to meeting the demands of the marketplace we would like to introduce the BBHG50-NP, designed specifically to suit the BMW R1200GS 2013.
The BHG50-NP is sold as a “No Plastics” kit so that each customer has the option to tailor their individual set up according to their personal requirements.
For excellent overall protection VPS plastics (code: BBHG3) come with variable height wind deflectors so that riders can adjust their level of protection. (Black, blue, red, green, orange, yellow, silver, white & pink) If extreme weather conditions, snow, wind, rain, cold etc is of concern then our Storm plastics (code: BBS3) can be used to provide the ultimate protection. (Black only)

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