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M & S Motorcycle Cover - MTR Range: ... & S Covers produce a very large range of high quality motorcycle covers ranging from light weight dust covers to the top of the range heavy duty waterproof cover reviewed here. The cover I have is the MTR cover made from a mixture of PVC, viscose and polyester and is complete with a thick polyester lining that makes it suitable for placing against a hot engine without any damage. The lining also seems to help pr...
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	Michelin Big Twin Tarmac Motorcycle Tyres Motorcycle Tyres /		Compare prices

	Michelin MX/Off-Road S12 Soft Motorcycle Tyres Casing optimized for flex: The Cross 12 casing absorbs impacts and rebounds less, so your tires spend more time on the ground. That means more power gets to the ground through the rear wheel, and it helps in picking the best line with the front. S12: for soft and muddy terrain.		Compare prices

	Michelin Big Twin Commander Motorcycle Tyres Motorcycle Tyres /		Compare prices

	Michelin MX/Off-Road Enduro Comp III Motorcycle Tyres Grooved tread design with offset tread blocks for better grip. Tread pattern and rubber compounds with resistance to chunking. Conforms to FIM regulations (13mm tread depth) DOT-approved for highway use, so you don't have to trailer your bike to the trails!		Compare prices

	Michelin Touring Hi Tour 79 Motorcycle Tyres Motorcycle Tyres /		Compare prices

	Michelin Sport Touring Macadam 50 / 50E Motorcycle Tyres Motorcycle Tyres /		Compare prices

	Michelin MX/Off-Road Desert Motorcycle Tyres Highly resistant to impacts and cuts, even at temperatures above 120 degrees F. DOT-approved for highway use.		Compare prices

	Michelin MX/Off-Road Baja Motorcycle Tyres Motorcycle Tyres / The Baja's wide profile and stability on hard ground make it particularly suitable for motorcycles like those used in African rallies or Baja.		Compare prices

	Michelin MX/Off-Road Trial Competition Motorcycle Tyres Supple casing and rubber compounds provide better shock absorption and traction. Remarkably precise steering and sensitive handling. Not recommended for highway use		Compare prices

	Michelin Dual Sport T66 / T66X Motorcycle Tyres A versatile tread designed for a better ride on dry surfaces. H speed rating (up to 130 mph)		Compare prices

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	Renntec Engine Bars ... reading this and go buy some egnine bars. I'll wait. Bought them? Good. Here's why you just blew about £70 on some bent metal. The engine bars mount (depending on your bike) directly to the frame or other "hard" points. They are usually formed to create a "cage" around the engine when fitted. The idea is that these bars are the first thing to hit the deck in a spill and absorb most of the energy by bending - thus saving the expensive bits from any harm. Not only will the bars save on big repair bills, but should the worst happen they will hold the bike off the ground which may mean that you won't be trapped by the machin... Read the full review: Best Bar None by jasonirwin
	Pillion Pal ... products are so blindingly obvious, and the need is so great, you often marvel at your own stupidity in not doing something about it before. One such motorcycle accessory is the Pillion Pal. This is simply a webbing belt with large rubber handles covering your own love handles. Put it round your waist, click the buckle fastener (similar to rucksack fasteners) adjust to size and ask the pillion to hang on tight. The handles are big enough to accommodate any size of pillion gloves and the rubber coating is very easy on the hands. Previous to using this simple product, my wife had to artificially dislocate her shoulder (like Mel Gibson in Lethal Weapon) to rea... Read the full review: Biker Love Handles by Mudster
	Continental ContiForce Motorcycle Tyres ... new ContiForce tyres have a nice profile and warm up quite fast, tyre wear seems OK at the moment and they handle OK except that they are a little 'skittish' over white lines in the wet and since fitting them the bike has a very slight weave at _very_ high speeds, nothing dangerous but still noticeable. The major factor in trying these tyres in the first place (No not because my brother works for Continental!) is the price, at around £130 for a complete set, they cost about the same price as a single Bridgestone or Dunlop rear! And so represents great value for money. ... Read the full review: Very good Value for Money by RigsVille

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