Razor RipStik Ripster Caster Board
A board that moves forward when the two halves twist.
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PRODUCT PHOTO · SEE CREDITSA camp-stove control that looks like a tiny brass eyelid.
The B25 has no knobs or hose. Look closely at the rim and you can see the small holes where the flame forms. Alongside it sits a ring with a sliding cover that adjusts how much of the burner is exposed.
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The three pieces explain the mechanism in a single photograph. The part shaped like a lid regulates the flame, while the threaded cap belongs on the cold burner.
This component needs a compatible stove support. Follow Trangia’s fuel and outdoor-use instructions, and let the burner cool fully before refilling or fitting the screw cap.
One brass B25 burner, 602500, with screw cap and adjustable simmer ring. This is the burner component, sold separately from a cookset.
A board that moves forward when the two halves twist.
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