After numerous requests from Arlen Ness Race fans, the Ness line has yet again expanded it's Race Suit Line-up.

Introducing the Arlen Ness "Deep Freeze Magnesium" Race Suit

• A great suit for serious track day riders or racers
• Magnesium protectors on the shoulders, elbows and knees for superior lightweight protection.
• Construction from 100% Brazilian leather provides excellent comfort, protection and durability
• Knee and shoulder protectors are ventilated.
• Aero-hump features ventilation areas to help remove unwanted heat
• Removable liner features open-cell foam to create a layer of air between the rider and the suit for superior ventilation and comfort
• Patented knee socket provides excellent comfort and protection
• Suit is designed to accept a back protector (must be purchased separately)
• Entire suit is CE approved
• Two layers of knee slider Velcro. When one wears out, simply tear the top layer off and below is a fresh layer of Velcro to attach to
• Available in Blk/Wht as well
• Available in sizes 48-58

Retail: $1,199.95

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Arlen Ness and M4 Suzuki's Jason DiSalvo helped kick off the seasons first Bike Night at Arlen Ness Enterprises.

Special thanks to: Jason, and the teams at Laguna Seca, Infineon and Skip Barber Superbike School for joining the Ness Crew for it's 2009 Race Gear launch.

Included in the launch were Ness' staple Kangaroo suit, Magnesium suits (x2), a new womens suit, Super Moto suit and a two piece.

Arlen Ness Racing will release a Litmited Edition Kangaroo hide Race Suit early June. The suit will feature Magnesium protectors on the shoulders, elbows and knees. Both knee and shoulder protectors are ventilated. Titanium forearm sliders prevent "arm-roll" during slow speed slides.

The entire suit is CE approved and includes a removable/washable liner.

Team M4 Suzuki's Martin Cardenas backed up Saturday's Daytona SportBike victory at Barber Motorsports Park by claiming his third win in four races on Sunday and putting the finishing touches on the weekend sweep.

The Colombian showed incredible skill negotiating the day's very trying conditions, swiftly racing up to second place on the damp but drying racecourse. Once in the runner-up position, Cardenas stalked race leader Jamie Hacking, studying his strengths and weaknesses while biding his time for a pass.

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