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Ural Announces Free 3-Year Warranty, Accessories Catalog, River-Crossing Nerve

Great news arrives from the off-road masters at Ural, as the Russian manufacturer has a special offer for all its US customers. Long story short, if you already bought, are buying or will buy a 2014 Ural, you’ll get an extra year of warranty for your bike for free.
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All Urals come with a standard 2-year warranty, with extensions usually requiring customers to fork in some extra cash. Well, Ural seems so confident in its 2014 machines, that adding a free year of warranty for all its new models looks like the right move to prove it beyond any doubts. So far, the new, fuel-injected Ural machines are faring quite well, according to factory sources, and we might expect that more modern technologies find their way onto these bikes, for more exhilarating adventures far from the asphalt roads.

The second piece of good news is that original Ural accessories are now listed on the manufacturer’s website in a new, dedicated webshop. Customers can choose form a wide range of add-ons for their bikes, to enhance comfort, weather protection, visibility and safety, while at the same time adding solid style points to their ride.

Multiple seats and seat covers are available, sidecar windscreens and rider front fairings, new foot rests, steering dampers, luggage racks, ammo case canisters, retro gaiters, hand protectors, mud guards, engraved badges and tank grips, auxiliary lights, stylish first aid boxes and more are ready to be installed on your machine. Decals, apparel and mugs available, as well.

Finally, you can get a better picture of what the modern Ural machinery can do when the going gets tough, watching the video after the jump. After edition hours of riding in hard conditions, the resulting video speaks for itself. The guys you see riding are actual Ural factory managers, who took 5 bikes to the Chistop Khrebet area in the northern Ural mountains, very near to the place of the intriguing Dyatlov Pass incident. The bikes are stock, with intake and exhaust modifications for river crossing being the sole upgrades.

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