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  • MotoComm DSR-1003G Helmet Camera

    New to the Motorsport industry this year is the MotoComm DSR-1003G

    The MotoComm is a helmet camera system that is perfect for track day riders or anyone wanting to capture their ride on film.

    It comes complete with a bullet camera and recording unit with a built in screen for instant playback. It accepts up to 4GB SD cards which holds up to 8 hours of video footage.

    We have tried and tested the product on both motorcycles and cars and its fantastic. Definitely one of the most complete helmet cameras on the market at this point in time although we are positive that new models will be released over the next couple of months.

  • Spotlight Car Torch

    The Spotlight is a new in car gadget designed to give drivers an extra light for emergencies and is also very useful for those attending car shows and camping.

    The Spotlight is a LED torch, measuring just short of 50mm, made from 6061 aircraft aluminium its waterproof, shockproof and gives off a powerful bright light from its High output .5 wall LED.

    Due to it’s clever charging system, the spotlight it always charged, ready to help and easily within reach. The Spotlight plugs into your cigarette lighter port and charges whilst you are driving 🙂

    Spotlight

    For more information or to buy this fantastic new product please visit:

    http://www.spotlightcartorch.co.uk

  • Motorcycle helmet for the track

    One of the best ways to enjoy owning and driving a performance car is to take it to a track and push it – and yourself – to the limit! Many people will own a fast car for years and never really use it to its full potential as its just not safe to do so on the roads.

    During the summer months there are plenty of RWYB days at santa pod and track days at Silverstone and anyone with a driving licence and a road legal car can enter. The cost varies depending on the event but whatever the cost you definitely get your moneys worth.

    You don’t have to prepare your car much – if at all – for track use, maybe just a fire extinguisher and a motorcycle helmets. Many people cover their car front and rear lights in tape so that if smashed they dont shatter. Some also cover their number plates with a X, but you’ll have to ask someone that does it why 😉

    I will warn you in advance though, it has been known to be quite addictive! Friends of ours have ended up making their car so ‘track orientated’ that they have had to garage the cars for winter and buying daily runabouts to get to work in!

    If you have a track story or would like us to publish your event information then head over to the contact page