ION SEEK apparel collection

The growth and success of ION over the past few years has been noticeable, but with this comes the risk of them slipping into the mainstream. Fortunately, their new collection harks back to the roots of this super cool Munich-based brand where they continue to successfully channel surfboarding-meets-biking. Sporting hip styles, loose fits and high quality fabrics, this collection of shirts and shorts is available right now in two different colourways.

Where performance and style intersect – the new ION SEEK collection.
Where performance and style intersect – the new ION SEEK collection.
We’re stoked to see that female riders haven’t been overlooked with the new ION collection.
We’re stoked to see that female riders haven’t been overlooked with the new ION collection.

MAXXIS Minion now with Skinwall carcass

 The new MAXXIS Skinwall tires are eye-catching.

The new MAXXIS Skinwall tires are eye-catching.

By donning the new MAXXIS Skinwall tires, you’re essentially lending your bike style for miles. With an uncompromisingly high performance, it’s now just a question of whether the style suits your bike. Right now there are just five models available: the Ardent, DTH, Grifter, Ikon and Minion DHF.

Leatt DBX 5.0 shorts and jacket

Bang on time for autumn, Leatt were displaying their high performance rainy ride combo consisting of shorts and matching jacket. Coming in either black or striking yellow, both products claim a waterproof rating of 20,000 mm, which hints at a very high performance in the rain. The DBX 5.0 shorts retail at € 129 while the DBX 5.0 jacket costs € 199.

The new Leatt waterproof combo consists of the DBX 5.0 shorts and matching jacket.
The new Leatt waterproof combo consists of the DBX 5.0 shorts and matching jacket.

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