Change tires at a comfortable work height. Holds wheel in place during tire change. Makes changing tires an easier job. Comes with a Reducer Mini Ring. Compatible with wheels from 10" and up. Breaks Down for easy storage. Great for trackside or shop use.

The new Zero glove proves that less is more. Refinements to the Zero have resulted in an even lighter, stealth like feel for the rider that demands absolute control. Evolutionary in its details and originality, the Zero glove takes things even further providing unprecedented comfort, without sacrificing durability and protection. New slip on construction with no added bulk for a lightweight controllable feel Minimalistic single layer Clarino® palm with detail palm print Tacky rubber index and middle finger surfaced tips to optimize lever traction Lightweight twill backhand provides additional stretch and breathability Lycra mesh finger panels with perforated Clarino® thumb patch

TGO: Man the Machine is a story told in two parts. It covers the men, their families, and their teams throughout the 2010 Outdoor National season. Part 1 focuses on the who's who of American Motocross' premier class, the 450's.The 2009 Champion Chad Reed has gone through many changes personally and professionally this season. When you are on top of the world there is only one way to go, Chad is challenged in 2010 to stay on top.Mike Alessi has had a target on his back since he could walk. His father Tony has guided him into being a title contender. But there is one problem? Mike has yet to capture a championship. Now, Mike makes his own decisions and runs his own program. His results this year may reinforce to everyone that if Mike wants to win he might need his father back administering order.Ryan Dungey was the 250 National Champion last year. The kid from Minnesota is simply on a roll. Since his 250 Championship, he and his Factory Suzuki have won both the 2009 MXoN and the 2010 450 SX Championship. Ryan continues on through the 2010 Outdoor season as a seemingly unstoppable force.The rest of the cast consists of the family man Andrew Short… bad boy Josh Grant… Kiwi journeyman Ben Townley… and rookie to the 450 class, Aussie Brett Metcalfe. These 4 racers battle all season long to maintain their reputation and keep their careers intact.Part 2 focuses on the young guns, the 250 class. For decades the team to beat has been Pro Circuit. They have more titles than any other team in the 250 class. This year's cast includes 250 SX champ and French enigma Christophe Pourcel, who barely missed the Outdoor title last season. Another threat for the #1 plate is South African and 2008 World Champion Tyla Rattray. The other 2 pilots are 250 SX Champion Jake Weimer, and the new kid, Dean Wilson, the Scottish sensation.Geico Powersports has been gunning for Pro Circuit's top spot for the last few years. The team hired legendary racer Mike Larocco to manage the squad. The four man team consists of the eccentric Blake Wharton, sophomore wild child Justin Barcia, the injury plagued Trey Canard, and the prodigy son of Mountain Bike icon John Tomac, Eli Tomac. It's the green bikes vs. the red bikes for 250-class dominance.

The Gaerne SG 12 boots are in a class all their own with countless hours of research and development that lead to the innovation of the perfect boot. Gaerne has developed a unique double stage pivot system for the SG 12 boots. The first stage of the pivot system is between the lower and middle shell that runs on a traditional pivot point with the addition of a glide-plate. This design on the SG 12 boots provides rigid lateral support while keeping the upright position firm. The second pivot point is between the middle shell and upper shell that operate as a slide to offer natural forward movement. The front shin guard on the Gaerne SG 12 boots are not only constructed out of thermoplastic and anatomically shaped for comfort, they can also be adjusted to accommodate larger legs or knee-braces. Gaerne uses a heal cup on the SG 12 that provides shock absorption in the event of rear compression. The Gaerne SG 12 boots have a slimmed down toe-box that has been wrapped in a lighter but durable plastic material that transmits feedback through the controls easily. Gaerne came up with a new inner boot heat and protection plate that also offers superior grip. The grip guard is made from rubber to provide optimum feedback while maximizing protection. The buckles on the SG 12 boots follow the simple rule "if it ain't broke, don't fix it!" The aluminum buckles are durable and adjustable that function with ease. Gaerne hasn't forgotten about comfort, in fact the foot beds have also been redesigned on the SG 12 boots. These foot beds were made matching the natural shape of the foot which reduces fatigue. The heal of the SG 12 foot beds have a shock absorbing rubber while the front have increased ventilation. The Gaerne SG 12 boots continue to use their famous "Gaerne Memory Cell Foam" that feel like a custom fit boot for all day riding. Finding the best is what the SG 12 boots is all about and Gaerne didn't even short out the gaiters. The gaiters are made of a Swiss fabric called Acronos. This material is breathable and easily stretches to keep sand and debris out.