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PRODUCT NEWS
TTX36 MkII EC Brembo
for Kawasaki GP4-RX
ZX 10 R
callipers
BREMBO has followed up the success of its GP4-RX
radial calliper, which is directly interchangeable with
the standard radial forks of Japanese maxisport
bikes, by extending the range with a 100mm fixing
version for European supersport bikes.
The two-piece calliper body is machined from
billet and has a nickel surface finish, which is said to
allow higher machining tolerances, bringing benefits
in terms of performance and operating precision.
The new callipers are supplied as a kit with
Brembo sintered pads fitted. The kit also includes the
instruction manual, a set of Brembo decals and the
special thermotapes used in top racing competition
to monitor the operating callipers’ temperature.
BREMBO
Curno (BG), ITALY
Tel: +39 035 605111
[email protected]
www.brembo.com
GoRider motorcycle
satnav systems
ÖHLINS has followed the successful
introduction of Mechatronics on OE bikes
such as the Ducati 199 Panigale S and
Multistrada 1200 S with the launch of the
first aftermarket Mechatronics shock
absorber. The first application available is
the TTX36 MKII EC for the Kawasaki
‘11 – ’14 ZX 10 R.
The key piece of hardware used in the
package is an Öhlins TTX36 MK II shock
absorber. It has been coupled with
advanced software, which continuously
monitors riding behaviour, how the bike
responds to a riding style, as well as chosen
power modes. It uses this information to
make instant changes in click settings while
the bike is being ridden.
The real-time changes result in a shock
absorber instantly set up for the user’s
riding style. This is possible due to
electronic communications between the
Öhlins ECU and the bike control units.
Öhlins is claiming the system is the best
semi-active system currently available. It
will also work together with the OE
mounted Öhlins-supplied electronically
controlled steering damper available on the
2013 and 2014 ZX 10 R.
ÖHLINS RACING
Upplands Vaesby, SWEDEN
Tel: +46 (0)859 002 500
[email protected]
www.ohlins.com
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GORIDER is marketing its new GoRider Biker-II as an
affordable option for motorcyclists looking for a bikespecific GPS navigation system.
An update of last year’s GoRider Biker GPS, the
GoRider Biker-II offers the best of existing systems in
a thin but robust, waterproof housing. The basic
version already included detailed maps of the whole
of Europe, mounting for motorcycle or scooter use
and advanced Bluetooth functions suitable for any
Bluetooth headset. The system also offers the option
to choose routes with more or less curves, save
travelled routes, plan itineraries and share them.
Features on the Biker-II include an 8.9cm glovefriendly and anti-glare colour touch screen, a
rechargeable Li-Ion battery, 128MB built-in memory
and the option to accept SD data cards up to 16GB.
The Biker-II measures 112mm wide, 92.1mm high,
and 24.3mm to 47.3mm deep.
Supplied with each Biker-II are a charging dock
and battery cable for use on a motorcycle, including
integrated lock for securing against theft, detailed
maps of Europe, pre-installed fixed speed camera
locations and danger zones, and a multimedia player.
Alongside the Biker-II, GoRider also offers the
Biker-II Pro and ProDUO. In addition to the GPS itself
these packages also include advanced Bluetooth
headsets for receiving driving directions, making
phone calls, listening to music and for wireless
An 11cm screen is used on the GoRider Excalibur
GPS to provide easy to follow directions
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communication between drivers and co-drivers. The
Pro has a single headset, while the ProDUO has two.
In the case of the Biker-II any Bluetooth headset,
such as those from Cardo, Interphone, Sena and
Bikecomm, can be connected to it as it supports
A2DP.
Riders who require a larger screen size have the
option of the GoRider Excalibur, which utilises an
11cm screen, and has the same feature set as the
Biker-II. Also, like the Biker-II, the Excalibur is offered
in Pro and Pro DUO packages.
GoRider claim that the top-of-the-range Excalibur
is the best motorcycle GPS system available and that
its benefits include a removable battery, an external
speaker and a screen that can be easily read, even in
direct sunlight, and that it is built using advanced
materials.
DPM-INTERNATIONAL
Oude Pekela, NETHERLANDS
Tel: +31 (0)597 613 000
[email protected]
www.goridergps.com
GoRider’s Biker-II Pro GPS system includes a
Bluetooth headset to allow users to hear
instructions from the handlebar-mounted satnav
unit