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TEXPORT UNVEILS 2005 RANGE
The 2005 range features no fewer than four new leather suits, including the K5 Podium, made from top quality kangaroo hide. Like the new Mugello, V Max and Wind suits, it incorporates CE-approved armour, aerodynamic rear padding and memory foam insertions. Texport’s ladies’ range continues to grow for next season with the stylish new Xcel leather jacket. Cut to follow the female form with adjustable zips on the hip, the Xcel is joined on the rail by the new textile City and Jet jackets, which also feature CE-approved armour in shoulders and elbows. The men’s jacket selection has been expanded with items like the Tex Mesh 2 – an armoured, lightweight, breathable and cool summer jacket with the provision of an inner quilted liner for colder riding conditions. The new Matrix is also suitable for winter or summer riding, and a special panel on the front protects the fuel tank from wear and scratches. The new Cyclone is an all-weather, high-visibility touring jacket made from special HO8-coated Texdura with exceptional levels of strength, durability and resistance to abrasion. Meanwhile, the new Vulcan is simply a classic black leather biking jacket with all the Texport protection and style demanded by today’s motorcyclists. Texport’s gloves have enjoyed increased popularity this year, particularly the top-of-the-range TX1. This is superseded by the TX1 Pro for 2005, offering all the protection of its predecessor, with the added abrasion resistance of kangaroo hide. The TX1 Pro is just one of six new glove offerings in Texport’s 2005 line-up. To view the 2005 Texport range visit Stand no. P6 in the MCN Race Paddock.
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