By Austin Marshall
White Matte Finish May Absorb Adhesive, staining paint! TechSpec’s flag ship tank grip material, Snake Skin, has over twenty years of material development. It’s not easy bonding adhesive to rubber. TechSpec’s, Motorcycle Tank Grips were developed to improve body, bike control and increase riders comfort. Snake Skin is a thin, .125” medium durometer “rubber” material that offers a secure, comfortable grip, durable protection and a clean stock look.
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Si le produit que vous avez choisi demande un délai de fabrication ou de mise en peinture vous recevrez un email de notre service logisitique dés la réception de votre commande avec le délai de livraison . Sinon vous serez livré selon le délai du transporteur que vous avez choisiIf the product you have chosen requires a manufacturing or painting delay, you will receive an email from our logistics department as soon as we receive your order with the delivery time. Otherwise you will be delivered within the time frame of the carrier you have chosen.
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Journalists are starting to get their hands on the 2017 Honda CBR250RR. The bike is being introduced first to Indonesia, and we expect a 300cc + version to eventually reach the U.S. market (probably, next year). Honda officially claims this 250cc version has a top speed of 104 mph (168 kph), and makes 36 peak horsepower at 12,500 rpm. In the video below published by an Indonesian magazine, the new CBR250RR actually exceeds this speed (at least, as indicated on the speedometer) on a race track. Honda states the new bike has “class leading power”, so a larger displacement U.S. model might prove quite potent for the category.
