One shop.
Two distinct worlds.

A new visual direction for LR Designs and Moto Twenty5: a shared shop with clear brand identities, a simpler route to the right products and space for the riding community.

Browse and filter the collections, compare up to three bikes, personalise the Honda Chevron kit and add your choices to a basket. The basket remembers your selections on this device.

The product selection, catalogue prices and contact details come from the existing LR Designs site, reviewed on 16 October 2026. This is a representative selection, not the full catalogue migration. The journal demonstrates category filters, individual stories and links to ride days. The fitting page follows the original client PDF. The navigation also makes room for Revvi OEM spares, branded parts, upgrades, paddock stands, LR product ranges and Racing & Events. Full Honda Chevron and Revvi 12 options are demonstrated; other product details direct customers to the team for the remaining choices.

The cyan tint, dedicated Duratex section and Revvi model-and-part finder follow Lee’s October feedback. New ZIP-supplied brand files and photographs are still awaiting import. The header currently uses a high-resolution reconstruction of the existing LR Designs and Moto Twenty5 marks, displayed separately. The footer also includes Duratex Seatcovers. Product imagery comes from the existing shop; editorial photography includes free Unsplash motocross images and official Revvi / Duo riding images. Final image usage should be agreed for production.

Bike comparison is a proposed browsing feature for design review. It does not imply additional integrations or automation.

Production development will add WooCommerce, customer accounts, shipping, payments, coupons, order emails and the initial catalogue. Stock and orders will be managed manually at launch. Automated supplier feeds, stock synchronisation, supplier ordering and social publishing are outside this initial phase. The client should approve final product data, brand artwork, policies and imagery before launch.

No real orders or payments are taken here. Enquiries open in your own email app for you to send.