Airfence - support for our customers!

When you invest in any of the Airfence Safety Systems you get a whole lot more than a few barriers delivered. You have the security of your barriers being approved by the FIM, the global controlling body of motorcycle racing. You have the “gold standard” for soft-wall protection – Airfence. And your market, motorcycle racers and track-day participants, want to be protected. We stand behind every barrier we manufacture because our name depends on your barriers working. We ensure that you get all the support you need by offering:

Track inspections Airfence deployment advice Airfence training, at the time of purchase or later for new employees. Repair materials and service manuals Spare parts, replacement covers and adhesives A full repair service. Airfence Director working with track staff to ensure correct installation

Airfence, who’s responsibility?

If you, a track manager, promoter, a club, a track-day provider, race organizer or a race official have a wall or object in an impact zone for motorcycles, you should be looking to move it or protect it properly with Airfence. We understand that many walls at race tracks cannot be moved, Airfence provides the solution. As evidenced by several recent court cases, it is no longer acceptable to leave such dangers on a track. Airfence provides a safe and cost effective way of solving such issues. Generally speaking, tracks are multiuse facilities that do not cater to motorcycles alone. Airfence is a safety system that allows the walls that cars need and the soft barriers that bikes need.

So if you own operate or use a race track that has unprotected or unsatisfactorily protected walls in an impact zone that has regular motorcycle use, you need Airfence Bike Evo. There’s no excuse for not protecting your riders from your walls!

Transform your track to this! Contact us now for a brochure or more information!

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