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Hmk Voyager Boa Snowmobile Boots on 2040-parts.com

US $175.00
Location:

Bingen, Washington, United States

Bingen, Washington, United States
Condition:New with tags Brand:HMK Color:Black Product Type:Boots Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Gender:Male

 

Overview of HMK Voyager Boa Boot - HM910VBOA

  • You get ALL of the great features of the Voyager with the addition of a Boa closure system
  • Boa provides custom comfort with smooth, even closure and no pressure points, that (once locked into place with Boa reels and laces) will stay that way; yet can be easily adjusted with one hand (even with gloves) including on-the-fly
  • Lightweight Boa system also sheds water, mud or ice and is always quick/easy on and off for these boots

McLaren P1

Thu, 14 Feb 2013

McLaren has revealed the first interior images of the production-ready P1 ahead of its debut in Geneva next month. The interior was hidden with heavily tinted windows in Paris, but these pictures show a sparse cabin with a considerable amount of carbon fiber on display. The woven wonder stuff is used for the dashboard, floor, pillars, doors and rockers while a single piece is shaped for the center stack.

Peugeot 208 GTi price from £18,895

Mon, 28 Jan 2013

Peugeot has revealed that the new 208 GTI will cost from £18,895, with the order book for the 208 GTi opening in March. That price will be £18,895 – almost £2k more than the new Fiesta ST - and includes the usual GTi stuff like 17″ alloys, new grill, LED running lights, twin exhausts, leather and cloth upholstery, red trim details, DAB, rear parking and a smattering of GTi badges. Peugeot also say that the 208 GTi has been fettled to make it a more sporty prospect than the standard 208, with retuned suspension and wider track.

News watch June 2012: today's auto industry news

Fri, 29 Jun 2012

Welcome to CAR Magazine's news aggregator as we round up the daily stories in the auto industry. Top tip: news summaries are added from the top hour-by-hour Friday 29 June 2012• As predicted, BMW and Toyota today announced the next stage of their cooperation to jointly develop powertrains, lightweight technologies, fuel-cells and future platforms (BMW and Toyota)• Today's announcement follows the initial agreement signed in December 2011; in March 2012, BMW and Toyota signed a binding agreement to work together on lithium-ion battery research and for Munich to supply Toyota with diesel engines from 2014 • Now Toyota and BMW have signed a memorandum of understanding to cooperate on the electrification of car powertrains, research into lightweight technologies, develop fuel-cells and to consider future vehicle architectures – 'for a sports car, for example'• Renault will cut 300 jobs at its Flins plant near Paris, it announced today. The factory builds the Clio and is preparing for the new Zoe ZE too (Automotive News Europe)• Ford has warned its pre-tax operating profit in the second quarter will be 'substantially lower' than before.