The LUKE GHR 4 Point Sport-Lite Saloon Harness sits in the General Harness Range at a higher price than the standard GHR 4 Point (HG012). The Sport-Lite designation indicates a lighter webbing construction than the main GHR four-point, with strap geometry and lengths set for a saloon car installation.
Road and Track approved. Not HANS compatible, which puts it in the same category as the rest of the GHR range. Four-point layout: lap and two shoulders, no sub-strap. Available in ten colours. At £125 it sits between the GHR 4 Point (HG012 at £95) and the Professional 4 Point (HP011 at £135). That price position reflects the lighter construction versus the GHR but without the strap-width choice that the Professional range adds.
The Sport-Lite is the right choice if you want a lighter harness than HG012 for a saloon-car track day setup, but do not need the 75mm strap option that HP011 carries. If 50mm is the right width for your use and weight matters, the Sport-Lite is a credible step between the budget GHR and the Professional.
Luke makes harnesses in Sussex using straight-stitch construction. Red release handle across the range, in-house serial code on each harness. For competition use where FIA homologation or HANS compatibility is mandatory, you need a Corbeau Ultima Pro harness, not the GHR or Sport-Lite. Ten colour options. We hold standard colours and can confirm lead time on less common shades.
