Online aftermarket race parts and kit retailer, Reactive Parts are doing their bit for the biking community by running a 15% sale across most of their product range*.
This means 15% off kit from the likes of Evotech, DID, GB Racing, Scorpion, Shark, Forcefield, LighTech, Bonamici, CNC Racing and many, many more.
What’s more, you can get early access to the sale by using the code ‘MCN15-ACTION’ on the Reactive Parts website now!
“It feels like the world is going crazy with prices at the moment, especially in the UK,” said Reactive Parts marketing manager, Emma. “Sticking out a helping hand feels like the right thing to do for the biking community.
“With the cost of living going up and hobbies suffering, we are looking to support the motorcycling community with a discount as a little helping hand while the season is still in full swing.”
*Brembo, Brackets, Bolt Kits and Gift cards will be excluded from the 15% discount offer. The discount is valid online only and not valid in conjunction with any other offers or discounts.
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