SEPTEMBER SPECIAL

DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND WE HAVE EXTENDED THE

 NON DIGITAL TYRE WARMER SALE FOR 1 MORE MONTH

20% OFF ALL KANEG NON DIGITAL TYRE WARMERS

WERE  $265  NOW  $212

INCLUSIVE OF POST

 KANEG NON DIGITAL FRONT 120 TYRE WARMER

  1 ONLY 

A must-have item whether you are a serious track user or enthusiast

  As a racer, you need the confidence for that first-corner, to know you can safely brake that little bit later and tip-in that little bit harder, because your tyres are already up to working temperature. For the track-day rider it's important to know that you don't need to waste half of each session, warming-up your tyres, before you start riding hard!

Description 

• Dual Indicators - Red for Heating & Green For Ready

• Tested and developed in Australian conditions by factory riders
• Capable of being powered by a 1KVA portable generator

• Constructed using special fire retardant Aramid fiber, heat retaining nomex and kevlar insulation sheet, dirt- proof and acid-proof surface assures long life
• The heating elements cover 43% of the tyre surface and is up to 20% more powerful than leading competitors to ensure a fast heating cycle ( 30 minutes subject to atmosheric conditions )
• Self fitting elasticised sides offer a snug fit and uniform distribution
• Velcro Fastening
• Kaneg's warmers are 450W for the front tyre .
• The three dimensional pre-shaped form allows quicker distribution of warmth to the sides of the tyres

• Available in BLUE exactly as pictured

 What do Kaneg Tyre Warmers do?

 Pre-heat tyres for greater adhesion 

• Enable longer tyre life by reducing shredding
• Assists in getting better starts
• Improves rider confidence and decreases your oppositions'

Why you need Kaneg Tyre Warmers? 

• Track day sessions average 6 laps, it takes 2-3 laps to warm cold tyres. That’s 35%-50% of track time lost warming the tyres
• Tyre wear is increased when tyres are cold
• Tyres “let go” with no warning when cold
• How much does a binned bike cost to repair? (if you’re still around to repair it)

Some wonder why Tyre Warmers are so expensive…when you think about it they are a lot cheaper compared to the cost of a cold tyre crash!