Grab yourself a deal on sportsbike and naked kit | Bargain Hunter bank holiday special
It’s a bank holiday weekend, and that means two things: biking and bargains! In this page I’ve thrown together what I consider to be some of the best deals around right now for sportsbike and naked bike riders, so you can save serious cash and stock up while the going’s good.
I couldn’t believe the savings on some of this selection. A few of the bigger-ticket items have several hundred quid off!
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MCN Head of Digital, Gareth Evans, said: "If I were starting my riding career over again, I’d definitely put the Ridill on my list of essential kit. You’ve got to have a helmet regardless, but this one proves you don’t have to spend silly money to get something comfortable, quality and laden with features."
Read our full Shark Ridill 1.2 Phaz review
And if you’re in the market for a new sporty lid, check out our selection of the best sportsbike helmets we’ve tested recently first.
Massive savings on tyre sets
Find out how you can save even more over your whole biking life and learn to change your own tyres at home. We’ve also pulled together a selection of the best sportsbike tyres on the market right now for different types of rider.
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"They fit between the SP and Diablo Rosso IV in their range and are designed for fast road riding and track days. I can vouch for their grip on the track, having ridden a BMW S1000RR on them at Mugello at their launch.
"Aside from slightly slower steering characteristics and a firmer ride, you’d be hard pushed to tell them apart from a Super Corsa SP."
Read our full Pirelli Diablo Rosso Corsa IV review
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"The naked’s steering is light and there’s none of the stodgy resistance through the bars you’d get from old-school sports touring rubber as you peel into a corner. They’re stable, happy at full lean and have more grip than the Yamaha can dish out on the road in the dry."
Read our full Dunlop Roadsmart IV review
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"With Metzeler’s test rider being able to carry more lean and get on the throttle harder in testing, they claim the new rubber is 3.4 seconds faster than the old M7 RR around the long Pergusa track in Sicily and 2.5 seconds quicker at the shorter Binetto circuit.
"Like its sports touring Roadtec 01 sibling the M9 RR has seriously impressive wet weather straight line braking grip and hang on under the force of brutal acceleration. You can only trouble the ABS and traction electronics if you’re dishing out the kind of brutality you’d never dream of on the road, so there’s a huge safety margin."
Read our full Metzeler Sportec M9 RR review
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