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https://bikegear.co.za/desert-fox-ezseat-camping-chair-review/ Weighs 890 grams. Folds down to the size of a shoe. Assembles/breaks down in under a minute. Carries up to 145 kg Fits in a top box with a helmet. Carry bag has daisy chains for attaching on top of roll bags, panniers etc

We do not sell Sena's on Takealot

To answer a few issues raised here: 1. Ventana- your issues relate to a unit purchased in 2015 and  involve your concerns as to the range from your cell phone to the unit and not unit to unit. As this is a first for us we are in contact with Sena in trying to get to the bottom of this...

Sena are another option and rated worldwide https://bikegear.co.za/product-category/browse-by-accessories/rider-gear/sena-bluetooth-intercom-headsets/

And more on UV rays

Some factors to consider regarding sun visors: Drop down inner sun visors found in some helmets offer no protection against the damaging effects of UV A, B or C sun rays. You may think your eyes are being protected (given the darker tint of the “sun” visor) however it is as good as staring...

Don't be mislead by claims of SABS tested/ approved.  It is misleading if local  sellers use this as it offers no intrinsic value.  SABS/NRCS approval is merely a rubber stamp homoligation exercise whereby the helmet is checked against its EEE 22.05 certification . No tests take place during...

You need to make a distinction between Kevlar and  Carbon AND  Kevlar. It’s worth noting that while Kevlar has very high tensile (pulling) strength it lacks compression strength (resistance to squashing or squeezing). For motorcycle helmets maximum protection requires both tensile and...

Carbon Kevlar - arguably one of the strongest shells around Confidently the lightest Yoir head will thank you! https://bikegear.co.za/desert-fox-pure-carbon-kevlar-enduro-adventure-helmet-review/

https://bikegear.co.za/product-category/browse-by-accessories/rider-gear/sena-bluetooth-intercom-headsets/ for the full range

I could not agree more about thev sun visor and Ece 22.05 standards. What you should be looking for from a manufacturer is what to they offer BEYOUND the Ece 22.05 Standard Have a read here  as an example: https://bikegear.co.za/desert-fox-3-in-1-motorcycle-safety-helmet/

https://bikegear.co.za/product/sw-motech-trax-adventure-pannier-kit-yamaha-xt-660z-tenere/# Back in stock on Tuesday

https://bikegear.co.za/dual-purpose-motorcycle-tyres-from-anlas/  for further details I personally use these and find the front does not have the weave issues that some riders experience with a TKC 80

All helmets sold in SA have to meet Ece22.05 standards , otherwise they are illegal here. Rather look at what a manufacturer adds to their offering beyond Ece 22.05. And don't be mislead by claims of SABS approved.  This is merely  a rubber stamp exercise.

Another option https://bikegear.co.za/desert-fox-3-in-1-motorcycle-safety-helmet/ SA subrcribes to the Ece 22.05 regulation which exceeds Dot. DOT is merely a self certification and leaves a lot to be desired

The non carbon is manufactured from HCM ((high density Copolymer Matrix)  which accounts for the higher weight and conversely reduced cost. It does not have a pinlock lens however both the Carbon Kevlar  and non carbon have an optically correct 3D Convex visors constructed from German Bayer...

Here are a few spread around JHB Evolution Motorcycles AST Motorcycles Adventure Biketech Motomate

Terrible news. RIP

Desert fox mini compressor that pops the bead of a 170 rear tyre: https://bikegear.co.za/desert-fox-motorcycle-12v-air-compressor/ Robust and does the job

Made by the same company that made for Uvex