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Old 11th July 2011, 12:51   #631
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Re: The Riding Gear thread

"RJays" all season Jacket
"Vega" Motocross Red Helmet
"Cross" Gloves
"KTM" Knee and Elbow pads
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Old 11th July 2011, 13:32   #632
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Where did you buy these and how much ? Can you post some good pics of it.
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Where did you buy these and how much ? Can you post some good pics of it.
Will try and click some better pictures and post again. They were for Rs. 850 in a shop in Mumbai (Bandra) called "Funky". It's actually a fashion and lifestyle store with a decent collection of imported/grey market Helmets , gloves , padding (no jackets). But since its grey market, not sure if it passes even any minimum quality certification. Based on a friends advice, I might upgrade later to Alpinesters !
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yes please. i'm looking for a good set of knee pads (preferably which are worn under the pants if possible).
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"RJays" all season Jacket
"Vega" Motocross Red Helmet
"Cross" Gloves
"KTM" Knee and Elbow pads

Hey Salunkhe.vizz,

Thank you for the pics and details on the store you have picked them from.

I have two questions for you :-

1. How much did you pay for the Vega Motocross?

2. How well does the helmet go with the CBR and what about its weight? I mean is it too heavy or okay.

I was a a little skeptical about this lid, mainly because the beak might be easily prone to breaking but if handled carefully that might be of least concern. And secondly, I was not sure how it will look on a CBR 250R. So wanted to get this answered before I also consider the one in Black.

Look forward to your feedback.
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Hey Salunkhe.vizz,

Thank you for the pics and details on the store you have picked them from.

I have two questions for you :-

1. How much did you pay for the Vega Motocross?

2. How well does the helmet go with the CBR and what about its weight? I mean is it too heavy or okay.

I was a a little skeptical about this lid, mainly because the beak might be easily prone to breaking but if handled carefully that might be of least concern. And secondly, I was not sure how it will look on a CBR 250R. So wanted to get this answered before I also consider the one in Black.

Look forward to your feedback.
1. Prices of all CBR accessories on my Bike Thread: http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/motorb...r-std-red.html

2. You will see a pic with me on the bike on the link above, you can make it out for yourself .
Weight is definately less then the round / oval lids - which are more equipped in protecting your grey matter in case of an accident.
Still, I am in love with the finish overall - it matches quite well with the bike shade. Only problem is in high speed windy conditions, the helmet might sway up, as well as left-right - causing strain on your neck. It is a more feasible City riding lid then on the highway.

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Hi, Can someone suggest a nice place to get some riding gear for a tour Iam planning? In Chennai?
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Hey all,

I am doing a ride to ladakh this year - only me + pillion + my classic 500.

What kinda footwear is adviced ?

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Folks,

Have a unique situation and hope you guys can help me out. My Dainese riding pants are towards the loser side on the thighs but make for a perfect fit on the waist. I need to alter the thigh portion. Anybody you recommend in Bangalore who has the necessary experience?

FYI, they are cowhide leathers.

Thanks!
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Guys, I am looking for a backpack which can hold a L size helmet. I saw the 'Laplace 4.0' on Cramster's website but have heard of quality problems regarding Cramster products, so what other option do I have? I'm tight on budget, so 2k would be the max I could spend at the moment.
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I got my Alpinestars GP PRO red gloves today, my most expensive piece of riding gear till now , invested so much in good gloves because i have a history of fractured wrist and now i dont want to take any chances, my profession doesnt allow even a visible bruise so being sensible and making this one time investment in riding gear.

Got a M size and they are perfect fit, despite being full gauntlet they are very very comfortable, would take time to test other things because am yet to buy a bike for myself, would get one on my 20th bday.

Next in line are A stars SMX 5 boots. Here is a pic

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"RJays" all season Jacket
How good is the ventilation? Will it be suited to Chennai's hot climate, as compared to the Octane? I saw RJays products stocked with a dealer here.
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Knee pads are available with cramster. Please check their site too.
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Old 4th August 2011, 09:37   #643
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How good is the ventilation? Will it be suited to Chennai's hot climate, as compared to the Octane?
I havent used an Octane so cannot compare. But Mumbai and Chennai are almost similar in terms of humudity (having stayed in both places), so there wont be much difference.

I find it extremely suffocating with the 'Rain Covering' inside , it is not so bad whilst on the move though. Once you remove the waterproof cover (post rainy season), it is indeed airy !

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Folks,

Have a unique situation and hope you guys can help me out. My Dainese riding pants are towards the loser side on the thighs but make for a perfect fit on the waist. I need to alter the thigh portion. Anybody you recommend in Bangalore who has the necessary experience?

FYI, they are cowhide leathers.

Thanks!
Arent these like a single piece? Re-stitching them will probably have their ability to hold together during impact wear off.
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Arent these like a single piece? Re-stitching them will probably have their ability to hold together during impact wear off.
We get them as 2 piece suits too and mine is a 2 piece. The jacket and the pants can be zipped forming a one piece. So, just looking to alter the thigh portion. Checked out all the local neighbourhood tailor shops...No luck so far :-(
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