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In to pimp KomodoGear, as it's some of the best stuff I've ever owned. Also, their custom-fit pricing is very nice.
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R-Type posted:...Frank Thomas...Protip: They are a low-cost Dainese line. PlasticSun posted:For those that have the Arai helmets, how often do you change visors? After a while can you do it in the dark by the roadside? Neck Tooth posted:Changing Arai visors, for me at least, requires every curse word I know and occasionally the sacrifice of an innocent's blood. orinth posted:My Suomy on the other hand is a bit weird. You either need a key or a screwdriver to pop the sides off and then swap the shield out. But that helmet fits soooo nicely.
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Jazzzzz posted:Mapless likes it, I think it's cheaply made.
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Anyone gonna get one of those new EXO-1000's that have the inflatable cheekpads? 
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bung posted:HAY GUYZ! Check out my new leather biker overalls!
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RC212V posted:I'm looking for saddle and tail bags for my Ninja 650. I'd like something that I can keep on my bike, so it needs to be fairly sturdy and have zippers that you can lock together. Waterproof, built-in rain covers, tons of room and excellent fit and finish. Panniers/tailbag runs around $300 and the tankbag is $130ish. Awesome stuff and built like a tank.
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May 20, 2007 23:33
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DILLIGAF posted:I want a new helmet. AGV tiTech Industriale.
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May 25, 2007 02:35
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Are you really wanting to buy a helmet with inflatable bits?
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May 30, 2007 02:21
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Road_Warrior posted:The dealer goes "normal wear and tear". Pigs arse, I didnt pay $500 for a lid to have it start falling to bits after 8 months.
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Jazzzzz posted:your experiences with inflatable girlfriends may not necessarily transfer over to inflatable helmets However, I'm not willing to bet that an inflatable helmet WOULD last any longer than any of my (numerous) inflatable wimminz.
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May 31, 2007 02:30
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Is anyone interested in a pair of Sidi Vertebra Aire boots in sz44? They're quite well worn but still a good set of boots for someone on a budget. It's garage cleaning time again I think.
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Somewhere between a 9.5-10.5 depending on who makes the shoe. 44 Euro works out to 10-10.5 US.
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Terminus Est posted:How much do you want boss? How does $60 shipped in CONUS sound?
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Since there was such immediate interest in the Vertebra Aires, is anyone interested in a size 42 pair of Sidi Vertigo boots? (They're not the Vertigo Corsa.) They're in quite nice condition, having only been worn a few times.
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Jun 11, 2007 23:13
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pr0zac posted:They don't actually have them and MotoGP has ceased to make products so they never will have them, just no one ever bothered to update their databases.
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What exactly are you wanting?
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Jun 12, 2007 04:48
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pr0zac posted:
Nono, I just see that apparently you went ahead and bought some pants, but would rather have others, I'm just confused and wanted clarification before offering some advice is all.
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I was simply responding to you responding to me? I suppose I want a new 600rr, but thats probably not what you meant?
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iroc_dis posted:Do you know anything about this Berik company? It's my understanding that all former MotoGP branded items are now Berik items, which I learned while buying some of their knee pucks.
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Jun 13, 2007 04:00
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bung posted:Dainese/Ducati er... Ductai leather auction Hahaha, that is beautiful.
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Jun 24, 2007 03:40
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Leather for sale! Both are Dainese 1pc suits and both are size 42US. This is the 'Laguna Seca', worn a couple of times. It has a small are where the outer part of the seam has come unstitched. Not a big deal, there's two there. Does not come with cat. Dainese Flanker. It's got a little ripped area next to the crotch. I've only worn each a few times, they need to go to fund my fork (and Gap trip) fund however. More pics available on request. Seriously, cat not included.
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I'm looking for around $950 shipped out of the Flanker. I just dropped both of them off to be repaired (at a proper leather shop) so you won't have the rip to deal with. Retail on it was around $1400 or so if memory serves, you're of course welcome to make an offer as well.
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Z3n posted:Fully perforated leathers, with a waterproof windbreaker to go over it. Rev'it just sent me a new rain suit to try that's pretty awesome. It's a thin membrane with holes cut out for your pucks, it's a 2-peice suit. I think retail's around $100 or so and it's well worth it so far. Rolls up into a tiny TINY package.
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n8r posted:Are you testing gear or something? You get this stuff for free? Sometimes, just depends on who it is and what's going on.
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abunchofnumbers posted:Inflatable cheekpads do make a difference Man, gently caress that noise. Do you honestly trust them for protection?
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I dunno, I just don't like the thought of it at all (and I have no scientific basis for this) and it makes me shudder a bit. I guess I just want my helmet to fit properly all the way around and not because I had a fancy Nike Air system on it somewhere to take up the slack. I just doesn't seem like a proper system to base the health of my head on. Has anyone here actually had such a problem finding a properly fitted/sized helmet to the point they need an air bladder system like this or is it just the novelty?
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bung posted:Dainese has a proprietary zipper. True. Many jackets and/or pants come with the 'mate' to their zipper attached, all you need to (generally) do is have a tailor/leatherworker sew it in to the opposite piece.
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Things for sale, gotta buy parts for the new track bike. Feel free to make offers, this is all extra crap and it just needs to GO. Prices listed are 'buy now' shipped to CONUS. Feel free to make an offer  Alpine Star GPTech gloves. The best they make, currently selling from $160-$240 on eBay. These have been worn once (I wear a LG, these are MD) and are flawless/like new. $150 shipped.  Alpine Star SMX-Plus boots. Higher-end racing/track/street boot. These have some use, but they're quite sound and have no damage/issues of any kind. The wear is normal walking/scuffing, the sliders were replaced recently and haven't been down since. Currently $150-$280 on eBay. $180 shipped.  Arai RX-7 Corsair LG. This is the Sete Gibernau replica and is flawless. Never been down (of course) and only retired as I have newer helmets I like more. Currently $350-$550 on eBay. $275 shipped. Comes with this bag, as well as the cloth Arai soft bag.  (Cat not included) Also includes: Amber, Clear and Dark Smoke shields (clear shield has a Fog-City photo-chromatic insert installed).   Autocomm Pro-7 Sport Includes 9v connector as well as the 12v wiring harness. Includes Kenwood interconnect/radio kit. 1 helmet (closed-face) headset. Audio interconnect. Helmet extension lead. I don't see any of these currently on eBay, but there's around $600 or so invested. Works flawlessly, no issues. $350 shipped.  Hein Gericke Celtic 1-pc suit (the green one) in SZ 44. Never worn, as-new condition. I don't see any of these on eBay currently. $425 shipped.
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