Pro Spotlight: Regan Duffy

After taking out the 2019 MX Nationals MXD title, becoming the youngest rider ever to win the prestigious Manjimup 15,000, and putting on a stunning performance at the Assen Motocross of Nations (MXoN) for Team Australia, Regan Duffy has become one of the most exciting riders in Australia. 

Transitioning to the MX2 class with Berry Sweet Husqvarna, Duffy is championship favourite when racing resumes in 2020. 

In this instalment of Pro Spotlight, we dig into the rookies' gear bag.

Troy Lee Designs SE4 Carbon helmet: 
Troy Lee Designs is a big supporter of the Berry Sweet Husqvarna team, so you'll see Duffy kitted out in their premium racewear - which includes the SE4 Carbon helmet. Duffy typically uses the solid black version, however you'll occasionally see him in some of the other epic TLD helmet liveries. The SE4 is the brand's most advanced helmet yet and is equipped with the industry-standard MIPS system.

Troy Lee Designs gear: 
Troy Lee Designs is renowned for its top of the line motocross gear, and Duffy wears kits from different ranges in its line-up. From the SE Pro to the GP gear set, you'll see the Western Australian wearing a number of different designs and colourways from the popular moto brand.

Oakley Airbrake goggles: 
Vision is incredibly important in motocross and supercross, which is why Duffy chooses to wear the premium Oakley Airbrake goggle. The goggle offers the maximum when it comes to peripheral vision, uses a unique and easy lens locking system, and provides great levels of comfort and sweat absorption. 

Forma Predator 2.0 boots:
Forma boots have been rising in popularity over recent years, and the Predator 2.0 model is the boot protecting the youthful Aussie. The Forma Predator using a protective system called the FCS, which is essentially an ankle brace. When the boot flexes, there is almost no lateral movement, providing riders with as much support as possible.