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BMW GS riders …. say goodbye to back pain
Touratech’s handlebar raisers provide riders with greater comfort and better control when touring on their BMW GS motorcycle. While the raisers do increase the handlebar...
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Hand protection for all situations
Touratech’s Guard Desert + gloves are an innovative alternative to your regular riding glove. Their airy, lightweight design can easily handle your winter expeditions, but...
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Touratech’s storage solution for your BMW GS
Store valuable items securely on your BMW GS, with the new Touratech tool box. Mounted under the seat, the space can be used to store...
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Touratech pannier extension for original BMW aluminium pannier
Get the most out of your pannier and create maximum space with Touratech's Volume Booster pannier extension. It increases the volume of your original BMW...
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Touratech sampling latest adventure bikes and accessories
A small team from Touratech in Germany recently spent some time touring the Pyrenees mountains to intensively test new accessories, produce pictures and videos, and...
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Touratech’s long-distance dream bike now on sale in Europe
There's some interesting developments from Touratech Germany, with the company offering a complete motorcycle – the World Travel Edition is now available in Germany and...
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Review: Touratech Companero and Adventuro Mod Helmet
Mick McDonald, founder and owner of Compass Expeditions, has led his fair share of adventure motorcycle tours over the past 10 years. He has covered...
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Stainless steel pannier rack for Honda Africa Twin
Touratech's stainless steel pannier rack for the Africa Twin is a sturdy rack designed to take Touratech ZEGA Pro, ZEGA Pro2 and ZEGA Mundo cases....
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Touratech Technology: In Good Shape
Totally new possibilities for product design are now available for Touratech’s developers, thanks to the forming technology of hydroforming; the pilot system of which already...
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Mudguard extension for BMW R1200GS (LC) (2017-)
When riding on wet roads off-road, dirt and water are flicked away to the front, and then pushed back against the upper body by the...
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