( DIN 13167:2014 ), First aid kit with extremely small dimensions, only 14x11x6 cm, in accordance with DIN 13167:2014 regulations for the motorcycle industry. Perfect for leisure and sports. Includes a rescue blanket! Mandatory in many European countries!
Features
1 roll of self-adhesive plaster 500cm x 1.25cm,
1 plaster set,
4 bandages 10cm x 2cm,
2 finger bandages 12cm x 2 cm,
2 fingertip bandages,
2 plaster strips 1.9cm x 7.2 cm,
4 plaster strips 2.5cm x 2.5cm,
2 gauzes,
2 wet wipes,
1 triangular bandage,
1 strong scissors,
4 disposable gloves,
rescue blanket 210 cm x 160 cm,
first aid brochure.
It started like so many other fantastic ideas: with a passion and a garage. Late in 2020, Greg Moto AB grew up, initially as a hobby business. But it wasn't long before the dream switched up and we took the step out on the road for real.
Today we have a heart that bolts in Staffanstorp, more specifically on Maskinvägen 1. There you will find our Physical store of over 1000 m², Distributed on two levels - a paradise for all engine lovers! Here is crowded helmets, clothes, boots and shelter in all sizes, with extra pride in our wide ladies' range (yes, we dare actually say that it is Sweden's largest).
But it doesn't stay there ....
We have built up a web shop with over 100,000 products Where you can easily find the right spare parts and accessories - whether you drive high, moped or something in between. With our smart search function you can quickly pick up what suits your model. Smooth, huh?
We are developing with you - and for you
We believe that a good buying experience is about more than just clicking home the right parts. Therefore, we are constantly working to make our store (both online and physically) more inspiring, more personal and above all more fun to visit. We listen to our customers, test new ideas and improve every detail - all to make you feel as safe as tagged when you shop with us.
So whether you are a beginner on two wheels, veteran with leather vest or just the desire to upgrade the helmet - Welcome to Greg Moto. Here people meet with gasoline in the blood and a smile behind the visor.
