The first shipment of the popular Acerbis was distributed by AMP last month and is now available from there motor cycle dealers nationwide.

The Acerbis product range is currently used by more top riders in almost every single motor cycle off road category worldwide. One only has to view their international star studded rider line up to put into context the preferred choice amongst professionals.

It is a highly respected brand and recognized as a leader amongst the riders worldwide.

“The first shipment we received is the very latest from Acerbis” said GM of AMP Graeme Leach “The range includes the latest plastics variations for all the categories, off road, MX, Enduro and adventure. Acerbis do their homework when it comes to understanding the market and there are some high quality products, offering great value for money.”

“The range is aimed at the off-road categories and includes apparel, boots, gloves, protective gear, plastic kits and other great accessories.”

The new products are now available at selected dealers countrywide and the suggested retail prices for some of the new product are, the state of the art Back Comfort protector R865.00, the latest in MX-X2 gloves: R525.00, an awesome Predator travel bag for R2 300.00, Scotch boots for R3 150.00 and X-Strong knee guards for R1 995.00.

www.ampsa.co.za

Yes your favourite motorcycle TV quiz show is now back on air. It’ll be running up until Christmas with an exciting Grand Final before you have chance to open your presents.

Pictured here is the aftermath of a recent episode with some of South Africa’s greatest leg-ends. All of them have achieved Springbok colours, except for Bill of course, but according to him he’s won a couple of drag races in Europe, so that’ll have to do.

From left to right we have Keith Zeeman, Bill, Les Van Breda and Peter Labuschagne, who all look very pleased to have been part of it all. 

The 2Wheels quiz show will be aired on Supersport on Friday nights with many repeats throughout the following week. Go to www.supersport.co.za for time slots and more details. 

We loved the retro and super-cool looking Kawasaki W800 and if you haven’t read the article go to our test section and then try out the video from 2Wheels TV that is embedded on our video page for you to enjoy.

Many said it was too expensive though, at R106,000, but it isn’t anymore because Kawasaki has just dropped the price to only R95,995. It is our favourite of all the retro bikes and if you were interested in owning one before there’s now no better time to go and grab one, Bill’s already on his way to see the bank manger.

Kawasaki W800 available from www.dnamotorcycles.co.za and www.radmoto.co.za and www.fourwaysmotorcycles.co.za so go and get one before they sell out?