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Spoonrider
9th July 2012, 11:06
Looking at getting some pants and jacket from 1Tonne and just wondering what people think of their gear?

slofox
9th July 2012, 11:12
Looking at getting some pants and jacket from 1Tonne and just wondering what people think of their gear?

Check with the search function - this question has been asked many times...or you could pm Quasi...:whistle: (or maybe not).

ckai
9th July 2012, 11:45
or you could pm Quasi...:whistle: (or maybe not).

mmmm you draggin' that up ah? Naughty naughty:spanking: I'd say he wouldn't give a shit anyway anymore. I know I wouldn't.

To the OP: Since you're new and I've taken my happy pills today...

http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/search.php?searchid=6196860

But you will get assholes from everyone else. So be warned :)

Str8 Jacket
9th July 2012, 12:47
1 tonne gear is fine and has been tested by people both on the track and on the road. in some instances it's lasted better for people than their 'expensive' gear.....

Ender EnZed
9th July 2012, 13:09
The general consensus these days seems to be that it's pretty good for the price. They've been in business too long to be selling crap.

Scuba_Steve
9th July 2012, 13:20
They've been in business too long to be selling crap.

I'm sorry Harley Davidson you were saying?*



*Not related to 1Tonne discussion

pete-blen
9th July 2012, 13:32
I have 1 tonne jacket & pants..
Have no complants with it..
Jackets got a bulky feel with all the pads in..

Spoonrider
9th July 2012, 13:48
Sweet, thanks for the advice guys :-)

5150
9th July 2012, 15:23
I have a pair of 1 Tonne winter sport riding pants. Very happy with the quality and finish. And they are also great to deal with as a retiler.

ckai
9th July 2012, 15:40
And they are also great to deal with as a retiler.

Is retiling when they just throw the new ones over the top of the old? :)

5150
9th July 2012, 15:59
Is retiling when they just throw the new ones over the top of the old? :)

Picky, Picky

Fat finger syndrome on my part.

tigertim20
9th July 2012, 17:43
Looking at getting some pants and jacket from 1Tonne and just wondering what people think of their gear?

I have 1 tonne pants, have crashed in them twice, on the road at 70km, on the track at over 200km. they held up fantastically in both instances. I found them friendly and efficient and happily recommend them to others.

CHOPPA
9th July 2012, 19:09
You get what you pay for, if your used to wearing a $500 suit then a $1000 suit will be great. If your used to wearing a $5000 suit then a $1000 suit will feel like crap....

Quasievil
9th July 2012, 19:59
I have 1 tonne pants, have crashed in them twice, on the road at 70km, on the track at over 200km. they held up fantastically in both instances. I found them friendly and efficient and happily recommend them to others.

200kms BWAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

and this one time at Bandcamp ...........................

Ender EnZed
9th July 2012, 20:08
:killingme

Tryhard
9th July 2012, 20:12
I'm sorry Harley Davidson you were saying?*



*Not related to 1Tonne discussion

:woohoo: luv it!

Tryhard
9th July 2012, 20:14
I have 1 tonne pants, have crashed in them twice, on the road at 70km, on the track at over 200km. they held up fantastically in both instances. I found them friendly and efficient and happily recommend them to others.

200km per hr fuck!

Karl08
9th July 2012, 20:25
I brought pants and boots- great service, easy to deal with. No probs with the gear.

p.dath
10th July 2012, 07:39
Looking at getting some pants and jacket from 1Tonne and just wondering what people think of their gear?

I've used lots of their jackets and pants. Always been great, and I would definately buy from them again.

Spazman727
10th July 2012, 10:52
I've got a pair of their pants and a jacket. I like them, the are fairly comfy and a reasonable amount of waterproof-ness. Like was said before the jacket does feel a bit bulky.
I would buy from them again,but I would prefer to be able to try them on first. I think they do allow you to but it was a bit far away for me.
Great people to deal with.

ducatilover
10th July 2012, 11:04
I've had:
1tonne pants
1tonne "race" boots
1tonne sports boots
two sets of gloves from 1tonne.

Their quality has gone up in leaps and bounds over the years, my "race" boots and first set of gloves were pretty rubbish, but that was in 2008 or so.
My pants were excellent, fit well and very warm/breathable for leathers.
The sport style boots are fantastic, warm and comfy, I wear them most days.
The second set of gloves seemed well made for light weight gloves, but I wouldn't buy their gloves again.

So, in my opinion:
Their leather gear is great value.
The boots are great value
The gloves are junk (the light weight ones)

Don't cheap out on gloves, I broke my hand last year and that was with Teknic Lightning gloves, best ones I have owned by miles. I'd hate to see what my hand would be like in the 1tonne gloves.
As far as I can see it's built to the same, or better quality than any other gear of that price and they are brilliant to deal with.
My Quasi gear is awesome, so bring the debates on.

george formby
10th July 2012, 11:14
My G/F got some boots off them, at the budget end of the range, some fabric on the front came away from the stitching, purely cosmetic & without hesitation 1 tonne sent a new pair. Great service for us & the boots despite the small problem are great value.

tigertim20
10th July 2012, 12:17
I've had:
1tonne pants
1tonne "race" boots
1tonne sports boots
two sets of gloves from 1tonne.

Their quality has gone up in leaps and bounds over the years, my "race" boots and first set of gloves were pretty rubbish, but that was in 2008 or so.
My pants were excellent, fit well and very warm/breathable for leathers.
The sport style boots are fantastic, warm and comfy, I wear them most days.
The second set of gloves seemed well made for light weight gloves, but I wouldn't buy their gloves again.

So, in my opinion:
Their leather gear is great value.
The boots are great value
The gloves are junk (the light weight ones)

Don't cheap out on gloves, I broke my hand last year and that was with Teknic Lightning gloves, best ones I have owned by miles. I'd hate to see what my hand would be like in the 1tonne gloves.
As far as I can see it's built to the same, or better quality than any other gear of that price and they are brilliant to deal with.
My Quasi gear is awesome, so bring the debates on.
yes well now that qmoto is longer run by a brainless incompetant cunt we can hope the quality will improve from a single line of stitching in places. maybe the company will also have customer service of a level that inspires confidence and repeat custom.

ducatilover
10th July 2012, 12:48
yes well now that qmoto is longer run by a brainless incompetant cunt we can hope the quality will improve from a single line of stitching in places. maybe the company will also have customer service of a level that inspires confidence and repeat custom.
I never had any issues with Brett and my gear is well made and crash tested by myself.
But, I've heard a lot of stories about him, and to be honest, I don't give a flying fuck. He treated me well and sold me nice gear, winning.

slofox
10th July 2012, 12:52
I never had any issues with Brett and my gear is well made and crash tested by myself.
But, I've heard a lot of stories about him, and to be honest, I don't give a flying fuck. He treated me well and sold me nice gear, winning.

I'd have to echo that - all my dealings with Brett were just fine and the gear has stood the test of time and a few "outings" as well.

GrayWolf
10th July 2012, 13:51
People like 1tonne, Qmoto etc may have an advantage of low overheads by not being in a 'premises' per se, and that IS all to the good in some respects for consumers. However when you are looking at gear, it isnt just NZ that gets supplied by various manufacturers.. technix, Ixon, Spidi etc.. There IS a reason you pay $600+ for a superior touring jacket. I own a couple, as well as mid priced ones... if you are an everyday rider over any distance? (say 30-45 mins as a minimum) any weakness for rain letting WILL get found out.
There are so many different 'user group' forums on the web, but for durability and real world testing of 'proofing' for gear? the guys who do adventure riding/green laneing are the forums to read up, a lot of 'reasonable/good gear (supposed) gets a shellacking in these forums.... There's a reason BMW gear IS so damned pricey.....

So to my mind, regardless of 'how good' stuff may be... its the actual had knocks/hard use that really shows value for money.

Biggles08
10th July 2012, 14:23
yes well now that qmoto is longer run by a brainless incompetant cunt Your opinion and you are entitled to it.

we can hope the quality will improve from a single line of stitching in places.
I call Bullshit on this and the quality has ALWAYS been great!

maybe the company will also have customer service of a level that inspires confidence and repeat custom. Over the years Brett was involved in running Qmoto they have had massive amounts of repeat business and excellent customer service...maybe not from or to you...but once again thats your story and as they say there is always two sides to those.

This thread is asking about 1Tonne leathers not Qmoto leathers and you seem to fail to realize by continually ranting about your grinding axe you are in fact advertising Qmoto and not 1Tonne. I have no axe at all to grind re the 1Tonne gear (as I have never dealt with them or worn any of their products) and I do believe they would rather you STFU about Qmoto in these types of threads.

Now back to peoples opinion of 1Tonne gear.

PeloNZ
10th July 2012, 14:31
I'm a noob, but I am happy with my new 1tonne gear. Comfortable and great value. No issues with quality so far. They sent me a larger pair of gloves very quickly. I got a full set of top-priced textile touring gear. Hopefully I don't need to find out how it holds up in an accident...

Quasievil
10th July 2012, 16:03
Your opinion and you are entitled to it.

I call Bullshit on this and the quality has ALWAYS been great!
Over the years Brett was involved in running Qmoto they have had massive amounts of repeat business and excellent customer service...maybe not from or to you...but once again thats your story and as they say there is always two sides to those.

This thread is asking about 1Tonne leathers not Qmoto leathers and you seem to fail to realize by continually ranting about your grinding axe you are in fact advertising Qmoto and not 1Tonne. I have no axe at all to grind re the 1Tonne gear (as I have never dealt with them or worn any of their products) and I do believe they would rather you STFU about Qmoto in these types of threads.

Now back to peoples opinion of 1Tonne gear.

Dont worry this guy (tigetug) was never a customer of Qmoto, he did buy some gear second hand from someone else and jumped on a thread last year about how shit the gear was, apparently the Velcro failed (as it does sometimes) I offered immediately to fix it despite being smashed up by this plonker on here, you can see evidence of this on his very own profile page.
The guy is unusual and loves hating.
Qmoto is vastly superior to 1 tonne and will always be, the Knox armour alone sees that as true !!.
Different ends of the market, good luck to 1 tonne, they werent a competitor :niceone:

tell us about your 200 kmph crash Tigetug..........

george formby
10th July 2012, 16:05
tell us about your 200 kmph crash Tigetug..........


Was it at the Isle of Man?

nerrrd
10th July 2012, 17:54
I bought my boots from 1tonne, I've had them for over a year now and I'm happy with them.

Bald Eagle
10th July 2012, 18:27
I've got their boots did a good job when t boned by car still wearing them although they now let in a bit of h2o

Sent from my MB525 using Tapatalk 2

Ender EnZed
10th July 2012, 18:29
This thread is asking about 1Tonne leathers not Qmoto leathers

Which makes it odd that Quasi would come in here, completely umprompted, and scoff at a claim that 1Tonne gear held up to a bin on the track at 200km/h.

Only it's not odd, it's typical.

Quasievil
10th July 2012, 18:36
Which makes it odd that Quasi would come in here, completely umprompted, and scoff at a claim that 1Tonne gear held up to a bin on the track.

Only it's not odd, it's typical.


Clearly you cant read well and the scoff was also related to tigertugs claim of a 200kmph crash............perhaps school would be a good option for you?

Ender EnZed
10th July 2012, 18:37
Clearly you cant read well and the scoff was also related to tigertugs claim of a 200kmph crash............perhaps school would be a good option for you?

I've edited it for you. Happy?

Quasievil
10th July 2012, 18:41
I've edited it for you. Happy?

Fail Much ?

GingerMidget
10th July 2012, 18:49
I have 1 Tonne gear, and so does a friend. Its good stuff, and I was happy with it. Until I got some Triumph branded stuff on a ridiculous discount which I love to bits. Its definitly warmer! Can't say I tested how well any of it would stay together, or how water proof it is though.

Fast Eddie
10th July 2012, 19:17
I've edited it for you. Happy?

haha did you?

Kickaha
10th July 2012, 19:52
Clearly you cant read well and the scoff was also related to tigertugs claim of a 200kmph crash............perhaps school would be a good option for you?

Well knowing where he crashed and what he was riding I'd say if he was only going 200kmh then he was riding like a pussy

GrayWolf
11th July 2012, 11:49
Well knowing where he crashed and what he was riding I'd say if he was only going 200kmh then he was riding like a pussy

well technically speaking, if he crashed at 200kph, he wasnt riding it was he?....... :baby:

wainui
11th July 2012, 14:33
Ive got a lot of 1tonne gear 2 pairs boots,2 leather pants different styles ,1 leather jacket,1 textile jacket and 3 pairs of gloves and saddle bags .
Dont like saddles bags buckles were cheap. but everything else i have had no probs with,Love the new leather jeans

Biggles08
11th July 2012, 15:59
haha did you?


I was reading that over and over myself...thought I had missed something! haha:lol:

tigertim20
11th July 2012, 20:19
Clearly you cant read well and the scoff was also related to tigertugs claim of a 200kmph crash............perhaps school would be a good option for you?

Yes, I expect that 200 seems like an unconscionable number for someone like yourself, who couldn't count past ten without taking his shoes and socks off . . .

Quasievil
11th July 2012, 21:14
Yes, I expect that 200 seems like an unconscionable number for someone like yourself, who couldn't count past ten without taking his shoes and socks off . . .

Ouch , wow of all my years on this website that was a biggy, nice comeback BWAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH

ducatilover
11th July 2012, 21:47
well technically speaking, if he crashed at 200kph, he wasnt riding it was he?....... :baby::lol: It may have been riding him.
I don't see how 200 is unbelievable though, I've done 160+ wearing jeans/leather jacket. I didn't explode/die (almost, but that's not the point)

Coldrider
11th July 2012, 23:05
yes well now that qmoto is longer run by a brainless incompetant cunt we can hope the quality will improve from a single line of stitching in places. maybe the company will also have customer service of a level that inspires confidence and repeat custom.my 1tonne pants are shit, use them as an outer for my leathers only. Keep an eye out you might be able to pick them up for a steal at your local flea market.

Maha
12th July 2012, 07:36
How is 1Tonne's cusomter service when it comes repairs or resolving an issue?
Most gear providers/suppliers will have a problem to deal with occassionally.
I have had a couple of problems with a Revit jacket in recent times...on both occassions, the supplier and Revit, attended to the issue without any cost to me.

Grubber
12th July 2012, 07:47
How is 1Tonne's cusomter service when it comes repairs or resolving an issue?
Most gear providers/suppliers will have a problem to deal with occassionally.
I have had a couple of problems with a Revit jacket in recent times...on both occassions, the supplier and Revit, attended to the issue without any cost to me.

This is always a biggy for me too. I often buy where i know i get good service and backup.
Got my rev it from Motomail and the first set started leaking and they replaced it at 12 months old, no questions asked and the new set has been awesome. Brought all my leathers of them and had no problems, all rev it stuff too.
No doubt other brands are just as good but i'm happy with my lot.:cool:

nzspokes
12th July 2012, 08:11
Brought all my leathers of them and had no problems, all rev it stuff too.
No doubt other brands are just as good but i'm happy with my lot.:cool:

Revit gear is rubbish. Gloves below I bought off another KBer who had not used them. Ive done 4 rides on em and they did this.

GTRMAN
12th July 2012, 08:23
Revit gear is rubbish. Gloves below I bought off another KBer who had not used them. Ive done 4 rides on em and they did this.


Hell dude, what were you riding? an angle grinder?

nzspokes
12th July 2012, 08:30
Hell dude, what were you riding? an angle grinder?

Nah there just crap. Been replaced with Rjays ones which are mint.

Scuba_Steve
12th July 2012, 08:55
Nah there just crap. Been replaced with Rjays ones which are mint.

yea I haven't been impressed with Revit gloves either, which has put me off trying anything else from them I too am now running Rjays which I'm much happier with (Free from the ACC (Auckland City Council))

skippa1
12th July 2012, 10:29
brought some gloves and some boots from Trade Me.....what it did was teach me to try before I buy. The fit just wasnt quite right so I wont buy anything unless I have tried it on now.

george formby
12th July 2012, 10:51
How is 1Tonne's cusomter service when it comes repairs or resolving an issue?
Most gear providers/suppliers will have a problem to deal with occassionally.
I have had a couple of problems with a Revit jacket in recent times...on both occassions, the supplier and Revit, attended to the issue without any cost to me.

Gave Jasmin great service on her boots, did not even want the fraying ones returned just sent a new pair, a bit betterer design. She now has her dirty boots & her Sunday boots.

Maha
12th July 2012, 11:44
Revit gear is rubbish. Gloves below I bought off another KBer who had not used them. Ive done 4 rides on em and they did this.
OMG! ...they didn't last long at all did they?...did they just fell apart like that while riding?

Hell dude, what were you riding? an angle grinder?

Bling sent....very funny.

oneofsix
12th July 2012, 11:56
Revit gear is rubbish. Gloves below I bought off another KBer who had not used them. Ive done 4 rides on em and they did this.

There's your problem. You are meant to be in them, not on em. Surprised they lasted four rides as tyres.

nzspokes
12th July 2012, 11:58
OMG! ...they didn't last long at all did they?...did they just fell apart like that while riding?



Yeah, the cloth I guess it is just pulls apart.

nzspokes
12th July 2012, 11:59
There's your problem. You are meant to be in them, not on em. Surprised they lasted four rides as tyres.

Fair call. :killingme

ducatilover
12th July 2012, 13:09
Revit gear is rubbish. Gloves below I bought off another KBer who had not used them. Ive done 4 rides on em and they did this. That's properly shocking, my Teknic Lightning gloves have a far smaller hole from hitting the road at 90 odd km/h.

Maha
12th July 2012, 15:26
Yeah, the cloth I guess it is just pulls apart.

Hot grips must be wired wrong....:dodge:

Biggles08
12th July 2012, 17:06
Revit gear is rubbish. Gloves below I bought off another KBer who had not used them. Ive done 4 rides on em and they did this.

Thats not a product issue mate, you got dupped by a KB'r :baby:! Revit gear is pretty bloody good from my experience and I have some gloves from them very much like those ones (different coloring..just black) and have had them for years. I'd say some sort of chemical has been spilt on them at some point and has fu#ked the material...which has just fallen apart as you have used them. You can never make an accurate judgment on the quality of a product unless you have purchased them from the supplier brand new and know for yourself the complete history of the item.

Owl
12th July 2012, 17:26
Yeah, the cloth I guess it is just pulls apart.

I like pull apart bread.;)

roadkillnz
12th July 2012, 17:37
How is 1Tonne's cusomter service when it comes repairs or resolving an issue?
Most gear providers/suppliers will have a problem to deal with occassionally.
I have had a couple of problems with a Revit jacket in recent times...on both occassions, the supplier and Revit, attended to the issue without any cost to me.

I bought some leather pants (baillistic) from them recently. First time I put them on the crotch split.
After emailing them asking if I could get them repaired locally, I got a prompt response, stating that was fine, and they simply asked for the receipt and my bank account number. Not happy about the minor bit of dodgey stitching, but glad how they handled it. The Alterations place said the rest of the pants were up to scratch, and was only the one small spot that had a problem.

I bought a jacket from them 12 months ago. The build quality of it seems great to me.
Hope this helps.

Maha
12th July 2012, 17:38
Thats not a product issue mate, you got dupped by a KB'r :baby:! Revit gear is pretty bloody good from my experience and I have some gloves from them very much like those ones (different coloring..just black) and have had them for years. I'd say some sort of chemical has been spilt on them at some point and has fu#ked the material...which has just fallen apart as you have used them. You can never make an accurate judgment on the quality of a product unless you have purchased them from the supplier brand new and know for yourself the complete history of the item.

Excuse me?.....I sold the gloves to spokes and I can assure you, your assesment is very wrong.
I bought them off someone whom I know, who had worn them maybe a dozen times? I never wore them and sold them for $40..from memory, in good condition.

GTRMAN
12th July 2012, 18:07
Excuse me?.....I sold the gloves to spokes and I can assure you, your assesment is very wrong.
I bought them off someone whom I know, who had worn them maybe a dozen times? I never wore them and sold them for $40..from memory, in good condition.

Not pointing any fingers but if that is the way they are after less than 20 uses I would be getting them back to the Revit dealer, regardless of whether they were new or not. It looks like acid damage. Would be a bit rash to pass judgement on the entire range based on the experience of one set of second hand gloves.

Bren_chch
12th July 2012, 18:08
for the price u pay the 1tonne gear is very good. on the race type boots my zip kept braking, got it sorted in the end. after sale service for me has been great.

Maha
12th July 2012, 18:20
Not pointing any fingers but if that is the way they are after less than 20 uses I would be getting them back to the Revit dealer, regardless of whether they were new or not. It looks like acid damage. Would be a bit rash to pass judgement on the entire range based on the experience of one set of second hand gloves.

They were fine when I sold them...post #4 shows the pic http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/146848-Revit-H2O-winter-gloves

I have never seen gloves disintergrate that quick to be honest.

Virago
12th July 2012, 18:42
Can we recap?

Someone reckons some gloves are crap - only worn four times.

He bought them second-hand from someone else.

That person bought them second-hand from someone else.

That person...?

GTRMAN
12th July 2012, 18:43
They were fine when I sold them...post #4 shows the pic http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/146848-Revit-H2O-winter-gloves

I have never seen gloves disintergrate that quick to be honest.


Not calling your integrity into question at all, it's just that the only time I have ever seen damage like that was on a pair of jeans that had been exposed to battery acid, completely saturated with water to wash it out but when they dried out the remaining acid concentrated and destroyed the fabric

nzspokes
12th July 2012, 18:43
Thats not a product issue mate, you got dupped by a KB'r :baby:! Revit gear is pretty bloody good from my experience and I have some gloves from them very much like those ones (different coloring..just black) and have had them for years. I'd say some sort of chemical has been spilt on them at some point and has fu#ked the material...which has just fallen apart as you have used them. You can never make an accurate judgment on the quality of a product unless you have purchased them from the supplier brand new and know for yourself the complete history of the item.

Bullshit. I did get them from Maha and they were as new when I got them. I would trust Maha any day any time. He would not have known they would do that. I dont tend to put acid on my gloves before riding. :nya:

nzspokes
12th July 2012, 18:44
Not calling your integrity into question at all, it's just that the only time I have ever seen damage like that was on a pair of jeans that had been exposed to battery acid, completely saturated with water to wash it out but when they dried out the remaining acid concentrated and destroyed the fabric

I will play your game. If covered in acid, why has none of the other material shown damage?

steve_t
12th July 2012, 19:00
So spokes, how did the damage happen? It seems a weird spot to have abrasion and thus it looks to be a pretty non-abrasion resistant area. It's the wrist area near the thumb right? Is it possible that the seams split because the gloves are too small for your hands?

Oakie
12th July 2012, 19:00
Had my RevIt gloves, boots and jacket for about 4 months now with no problems.

GTRMAN
12th July 2012, 19:04
I will play your game. If covered in acid, why has none of the other material shown damage?


No game dude, just curious. It looked similar to something I had seen.

nzspokes
12th July 2012, 19:05
So spokes, how did the damage happen? It seems a weird spot to have abrasion and thus it looks to be a pretty non-abrasion resistant area. It's the wrist area near the thumb right? Is it possible that the seams split because the gloves are too small for your hands?

They are a little big if anything. Started on the cuff area. No I didnt have them really tight. Then the rest just happened riding.

Quasievil
12th July 2012, 19:09
Revit is awesome stuff, one of the view brands with a decent stitching system.
not that anyone gives a fuck what 14 years in the industry thinks !

tigertim20
12th July 2012, 19:53
:lol: It may have been riding him.
I don't see how 200 is unbelievable though, I've done 160+ wearing jeans/leather jacket. I didn't explode/die (almost, but that's not the point)
meh, there were photos on facebook to be seen by all!

You can never make an accurate judgment on the quality of a product unless you have purchased them from the supplier brand new and know for yourself the complete history of the item.
this much I would agree with

Revit is awesome stuff, one of the view brands with a decent stitching system.
not that anyone gives a fuck what 14 years in the industry thinks !

still going on about your invisible lines of stitching eh?:tugger:

Quasievil
12th July 2012, 20:06
meh, there were photos on facebook to be seen by all!

this much I would agree with


still going on about your invisible lines of stitching eh?:tugger:


Blah Blah Blah..............thats about all you got there tigertug

Facebook? seen by all? no one knows who the fuck you are.........apart from a nobody of course
Whats ya name Mr Big Mouth ?

lol

nzspokes
12th July 2012, 20:14
Revit is awesome stuff, one of the view brands with a decent stitching system.
not that anyone gives a fuck what 14 years in the industry thinks !

Didnt you just run a small one man band from home? Hardly in the industry.

Stitching held up fine, just everything in between fell apart.

Scuba_Steve
12th July 2012, 20:33
Revit is awesome stuff, one of the view brands with a decent stitching system.



Stitching held up fine, just everything in between fell apart.

again, agreed.
It's not the stitching thats the problem, that's holding up. It's the material used thats the problem... it's shit!
Luckily my gloves have been given a 2nd life as winter paintball gloves :D

Quasievil
12th July 2012, 20:38
Didnt you just run a small one man band from home? Hardly in the industry.

Stitching held up fine, just everything in between fell apart.

Worked for a major NZ wholesaler for quite a few years to mate :cool:

tigertim20
12th July 2012, 20:48
Blah Blah Blah..............thats about all you got there tigertug

Facebook? seen by all?

lol
yes, seen by all, but as you are nobody, you dont get a look in to the 'all'

Quasievil
12th July 2012, 21:20
yes, seen by all, but as you are nobody, you dont get a look in to the 'all'

Haha ok hero if you say so

Fast Eddie
12th July 2012, 21:27
I'd like to see some photos.. surely they can be posted up here..

facebook is queer.

caspernz
12th July 2012, 21:28
Just changing the topic back to Revit gear, I've had my set of Revit gear, boots, pants, jacket, gloves for just on 4 years without any issue.

Now you boys can go back to character assassination...:brick:

Geeen
12th July 2012, 21:31
Isn't this thread supposed to be about 1tonne? :lol:

caspernz
12th July 2012, 21:32
Isn't this thread supposed to be about 1tonne? :lol:

Well I like keeping you all confused...

nzspokes
12th July 2012, 21:32
Isn't this thread supposed to be about 1tonne? :lol:

You new to KB? :killingme

tigertim20
12th July 2012, 21:48
I'd like to see some photos.. surely they can be posted up here..

facebook is queer.

kelliher saw the damage, he did some of the repairs, youll find pics on his fb probably too

nzspokes
12th July 2012, 22:14
Worked for a major NZ wholesaler for quite a few years to mate :cool:

Cool story bro.

Coldrider
12th July 2012, 22:20
You new to KB? :killingmedid you read his join date, and yours :lol:

nzspokes
12th July 2012, 22:21
did you read his join date, and yours :lol:

Oh the irony......

Biggles08
12th July 2012, 22:23
Bullshit. I did get them from Maha and they were as new when I got them. I would trust Maha any day any time. He would not have known they would do that. I dont tend to put acid on my gloves before riding. :nya:

LOL...if you think that photo Maha put up in the thread where he actually sold them is "As New" then you're the dumbass...you can clearly see in the picture they are very second hand will good use. I'm not suggesting Maha is a lier or cheat and when he sold them he clearly thought they were in good condition..so either you have done something out of the ordinary with them or the owner before Maha did...anyway, that wasn't the point, Revit gear is good stuff and I have had a few suits/gloves that have never given me any trouble...AND I BOUGHT NEW FROM MOTOMAIL ***end point***;)

Biggles08
12th July 2012, 22:26
Cool story bro.


Acurate one too...I actually know Brett...who are you?

nzspokes
12th July 2012, 22:27
LOL...if you think that photo Maha put up in the thread where he actually sold them is "As New" then you're the dumbass...you can clearly see in the picture they are very second hand will good use. I'm not suggesting Maha is a lier or cheat and when he sold them he clearly thought they were in good condition..so either you have done something out of the ordinary with them or the owner before Maha did...anyway, that wasn't the point, Revit gear is good stuff and I have had a few suits/gloves that have never given me any trouble...AND I BOUGHT NEW FROM MOTOMAIL ***end point***;)

Revit is crap.

Heres a challange for ya champ. I will courier them to you and you tell me what I did to them to cause the damage.

Coldrider
12th July 2012, 22:29
Revit is crap.

Heres a challange for ya champ. I will courier them to you and you tell me what I did to them to cause the damage.My guess, you used the gloves to rub the chicken strips off your tyres.

Biggles08
12th July 2012, 22:31
Revit is crap.

Heres a challange for ya champ. I will courier them to you and you tell me what I did to them to cause the damage.

Bulshit Revit is crap...you're gloves clearly are however...I can see in the picture...but Revit is not crap. I'm not sure why I need to see them as I'm no expert in chemical damage or a forensic scientist to dechipher what has happened to your second (or third) hand gloves...all I can suggest is the material has been weaked in some way.... have you ever seen any other Revit gloves do this?? Not me...and I own some very similar to yours.

nzspokes
12th July 2012, 22:31
My guess, you used the gloves to rub the chicken strips off your tyres.

My chicken strips are so wide they stop the bike falling over. I dont pretend to be a great rider.

sil3nt
12th July 2012, 22:31
This is almost as good as the guy that destroyed his boots after one ride :lol:

Biggles08
12th July 2012, 22:34
This is almost as good as the guy that destroyed his boots after one ride :lol:

Were they Revit?? :brick:(don't think they make boots...lol)

nzspokes
12th July 2012, 22:35
This is almost as good as the guy that destroyed his boots after one ride :lol:

Touché, but im not claiming warranty nor care that much about it as they have long since been replaced.

But great call. :killingme

Coldrider
12th July 2012, 22:36
My chicken strips are so wide they stop the bike falling over. I dont pretend to be a great rider.that could be it then, a square shaped tyre will cause oscillations from the rear, your gloves abrasion stemming from the vibrations on the grips as you are dampening the immenent tankslapper. problem solved.

sil3nt
12th July 2012, 22:36
To keep the thread on topic:

I have used 1 tonne textile gear for the past 3 years. It gets treated like shit...thrown and kicked around the floor. Still holding up! Actually one of the gloves has ripped where the cord is for tightening them so it takes some effort to tighten that one up.

I broke the zip on the pants by wearing them over my work pants..or by getting fat. Still consider it holding up as it has been 3 years :yes:

No problems with my Qmoto leathers except some velcro coming away on gloves that were several years old when I purchased them.

So all around good experiences of the NZ suppliers.

ducatilover
12th July 2012, 22:36
LOL...if you think that photo Maha put up in the thread where he actually sold them is "As New" then you're the dumbass...you can clearly see in the picture they are very second hand will good use. I'm not suggesting Maha is a lier or cheat and when he sold them he clearly thought they were in good condition..so either you have done something out of the ordinary with them or the owner before Maha did...anyway, that wasn't the point, Revit gear is good stuff and I have had a few suits/gloves that have never given me any trouble...AND I BOUGHT NEW FROM MOTOMAIL ***end point***;) You have seen the gloves in question first hand then? (Pun intended) Get over it, bunch of ninny-goats.

caspernz
12th July 2012, 22:37
Were they Revit?? :brick:(don't think they make boots...lol)

Yes Revit make boots, had mine for 4 years no probs

caspernz
12th July 2012, 22:38
that could be it then, a square shaped tyre will cause oscillations from the rear, your gloves abrasion stemming from the vibrations on the grips as you are dampening the immenent tankslapper. problem solved.

There is some slapping about to happen here alright, but it doesn't involve tanks...:baby:

nzspokes
12th July 2012, 22:39
that could be it then, a square shaped tyre will cause oscillations from the rear, your gloves abrasion stemming from the vibrations on the grips as you are dampening the immenent tankslapper. problem solved.

Sweet, well that clears that up then. :clap:

Biggles08
12th July 2012, 22:39
You have seen the gloves in question first hand then? (Pun intended) Get over it, bunch of ninny-goats.

Since you clearly missed the post earlier in the thread.


http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=257638&d=1329259824

ducatilover
12th July 2012, 22:42
Since you clearly missed the post earlier in the thread. http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=257638&d=1329259824 So then it is entirely plausible that he had a set of gloves that could have been defective from the factory?

Biggles08
12th July 2012, 22:46
So then it is entirely plausible that he had a set of gloves that could have been defective from the factory?
Plausable...unlikely but plausable.

***Begining of original point...now*** YOU CANNOT MAKE A JUDGEMENT CALL ON BRANDS OF PRODUCT BASED ON SECOND (OR THIRD) HAND PURCHASES ***end of point***

Go buy a brand new set of gloves....go for 4 rides...then if this happens send them back for warantee. Not that hard really. Or...of course you could come on here spouting shit ablout how shit Revit gear is.

ducatilover
12th July 2012, 22:52
Plausable...unlikely but plausable.



I agree to an extent in regards to second/thrid hand stuff.
But yes, it's possible they were a shit batch, might as well leave it at that.

I still think 1tonne is good value gear.
No idea about Revit, as with all brands you get mixed reviews and I won't bother commenting on Revit 'till I've owned some, which won't be happening soon as my current gear is excellent.

short-circuit
13th July 2012, 07:07
Acurate one too...I actually know Brett...who are you?

Who are you....his fluffer boy?

Every Quasi bashing thread, you come in on the defense. If Quasi wasn't such a cock, you would be redundant.

Maha
13th July 2012, 07:26
LOL...if you think that photo Maha put up in the thread where he actually sold them is "As New" then you're the dumbass...you can clearly see in the picture they are very second hand will good use. I'm not suggesting Maha is a lier or cheat and when he sold them he clearly thought they were in good condition..so either you have done something out of the ordinary with them or the owner before Maha did...anyway, that wasn't the point, Revit gear is good stuff and I have had a few suits/gloves that have never given me any trouble...AND I BOUGHT NEW FROM MOTOMAIL ***end point***;)

Where does it say 'As New'..

original post
Heres another pair of Revit Gloves...same price $40.
Fleece lined and super warm.
Good visor wipe material can be seen on the right glove.

Can you now stop making stuff up.

Biggles08
13th July 2012, 08:01
Where does it say 'As New'..

original post
Heres another pair of Revit Gloves...same price $40.
Fleece lined and super warm.
Good visor wipe material can be seen on the right glove.

Can you now stop making stuff up.

Not you Maha...he said it in his post (Post #70)....I quote "I did get them from Maha and they were as new when I got them."

Biggles08
13th July 2012, 08:07
Who are you....his fluffer boy?

Every Quasi bashing thread, you come in on the defense. If Quasi wasn't such a cock, you would be redundant.
Just because I think Brett is cute and I'd turn gay for him doesn't mean I'm his fluffer boy. Fact is (I know...this is KB and facts are very secondary) he was sales rep/terittory manager for a large motorcycle distribution company and has been involved in the motorcycling industry for a very long time. Brett sponsored me when he was owner of Qmoto and helped me out a lot, not just with gear but flying around the country north and south islands to help spanner for me at the Nationals....so I say it again, I know Brett well as a mate, my name is in my signature...who the fuck are you?

Quasievil
13th July 2012, 08:26
Who are you....his fluffer boy?

Every Quasi bashing thread, you come in on the defense. If Quasi wasn't such a cock, you would be redundant.


Eh, is this a Quasi Bashing thread? where................TigerTug is a cock thats about it
anyway Short Circuit are you still a cock to or have you finally got over yourself?

nzspokes
13th July 2012, 08:27
I will never buy or recomend a revit product.

Quasievil
13th July 2012, 08:52
I will never buy or recomend a revit product.

Your Choice, sounds to me tho like you are just being obstinate.
Revit makes all sorts of products and like most brands they get various products made for them (toll manufacturing) by companies all over the world
Like all brands they do their best to ensure the required specs are up to scratch, but also like all brands sometimes there are issues, and it doesnt matter what brand it is........Astar, Dianese, or other types of products Cars, Puters your local curry shop ,its a fact of life.
If you go to another brand you will again be at risk of buying something faulty, or not up to scratch.

Biggles08
13th July 2012, 09:20
Your Choice, sounds to me tho like you are just being obstinate.
Revit makes all sorts of products and like most brands they get various products made for them (toll manufacturing) by companies all over the world
Like all brands they do their best to ensure the required specs are up to scratch, but also like all brands sometimes there are issues, and it doesnt matter what brand it is........Astar, Dianese, or other types of products Cars, Puters your local curry shop ,its a fact of life.
If you go to another brand you will again be at risk of buying something faulty, or not up to scratch.

I love it when you talk dirty...I'm so hot for you right now!

GTRMAN
13th July 2012, 09:31
Your Choice, sounds to me tho like you are just being obstinate.
Revit makes all sorts of products and like most brands they get various products made for them (toll manufacturing) by companies all over the world
Like all brands they do their best to ensure the required specs are up to scratch, but also like all brands sometimes there are issues, and it doesnt matter what brand it is........Astar, Dianese, or other types of products Cars, Puters your local curry shop ,its a fact of life.
If you go to another brand you will again be at risk of buying something faulty, or not up to scratch.

Fair statement.

Quasievil
13th July 2012, 09:41
I love it when you talk dirty...I'm so hot for you right now!

:drool:i WOULD BE TO BUT YOUR DING A LING IS TO SMALL, i KEEP TELLING YOU THIS

Scuba_Steve
13th July 2012, 09:52
have you ever seen any other Revit gloves do this?? Not me...and I own some very similar to yours.

I have, like I've said mine have done the same & in less than 2000km of riding so they have found 2nd life as winter paintball gloves, my RJays however are still holding.


Plausable...unlikely but plausable.

***Begining of original point...now*** YOU CANNOT MAKE A JUDGEMENT CALL ON BRANDS OF PRODUCT BASED ON SECOND (OR THIRD) HAND PURCHASES ***end of point***

Go buy a brand new set of gloves....go for 4 rides...then if this happens send them back for warantee. Not that hard really. Or...of course you could come on here spouting shit ablout how shit Revit gear is.

Mine were brand new, and saw the same result (tho I stopped using them for riding before they got as bad as his)

So from personal experience so far I'd recommend Spidi & RJay gloves but warn to steer clear of Revit, & due to my glove experience I too have steered clear from any other Revit product.
Maybee it was a once off & I should give them another chance? but I'm not sure I want to take the financial & personal risk when I know others are good.

As for 1tonne I can't comment yet, but I'm considering some new boots. Thus interest in this thread.

Grantman_
13th July 2012, 12:04
For the price 1tonne served me well. The leather 'terminator' pants had good knee armour with hard outer shell (hip padding was token however and useless). Stitching and the leather itself seemed good throughout except for the stitching that held the soft-velcro waste fastener. That was unravelling everyday after about 7 months.

The 1 tonne racing boots were comfortable and accepted sidi toe sliders etc. However when broken in they were far more pliable than the outer plastic bracing should have allowed. As far as armour they were great, but as far as protection from ankle overextension or twisting the appearance is better than result imo. Still, it has to be significantly better than without.

The $60 'track dayer' leather gloves had the velcro fail in about a month. However, they were vastly better than the utterly useless Dririder hard knuckled gloves I had previously which had the palm rip open on my first low speed off at about 30kph. The 1tonne gloves had good armour in the knuckles which have been scraped up a bit. The palms held up after a shortish? slide of unkown length and speed, but did wear down to the second leather layer in one spot on one glove. As such I'd want something tougher in the palm really. Get RS Taichi Evo, Held Phantom/Titan, Knox Handroid, Heroic SP-R, Dainese Full Metal, A* GP Pro (stitching issues?) etc if you really want top end protection.

tigertim20
13th July 2012, 16:53
Eh, is this a Quasi Bashing thread? where................TigerTug is a cock thats about it
anyway Short Circuit are you still a cock to or have you finally got over yourself?


:drool:i WOULD BE TO BUT YOUR DING A LING IS TO SMALL, i KEEP TELLING YOU THIS
wow, you really are fixated on cock arent you?
does the missus know yet?

short-circuit
13th July 2012, 19:27
wow, you really are fixated on cock arent you?
does the missus know yet?

course he is :tugger:

Padmei
13th July 2012, 20:01
FFS this has gone on too long. Mods where are you & why aren't you doing your job? I can't take this crap anymore so some one has to say it.
We on KB are bikers, brothers in arms & outlaws patrolling the badlands. It pains me when this keeps getting repeated every fricking thread where Quasi & tigertim are arguing. By now we should have learned however it seems I will have to rise out of the trenches & face the fire to stop this ridiculous charade & put it straight.


Please everybody when you want to describe something as being "as well " the correct usuage & spelling is too not to.
ie. Quasi is ghey too or tigertim is queer too. (I don't take sides)
If we could just master this then the shit slinging will be a lot easier on the eyes.

Sorry if I sounded harsh but it has been a bit OTT lately with all the 'to's floating around

Virago
13th July 2012, 20:19
...Please everybody when you want to describe something as being "as well " the correct usuage & spelling is too not to...

Good point. I can't stand such incorrect usuage myself...

:facepalm:

tigertim20
13th July 2012, 21:28
Good point. I can't stand such incorrect usuage myself...

:facepalm:

lmao, you're a sniper aren't you!

Fast Eddie
13th July 2012, 22:37
ie. Quasi is ghey too or tigertim is queer too. (I don't take sides)
If we could just master this then the shit slinging will be a lot easier on the eyes.

Sorry if I sounded harsh but it has been a bit OTT lately with all the 'to's floating around

unless you wants to say Quasi is ghey to tigertim, who is queer as well.

does that work? I was never that good at school..

Fast Eddie
13th July 2012, 22:38
Good point. I can't stand such incorrect usuage myself...

:facepalm:

hehe. yussss.

if you're gonna have a winge 'bout grammar etc.. got to get it right yourself eh!

Madness
13th July 2012, 22:40
You can tell when it's mid winter on KB. Cabin fever anyone?

Str8 Jacket
14th July 2012, 09:07
You can tell when it's mid winter on KB. Cabin fever anyone?

That and some people are just cocks. The ignore function is your friend people, can make KB much easier to read!

Quasievil
14th July 2012, 10:11
Of Padmei point taken, as I am the bigger man I apologize to Tigertim for any abuse from me, and unless provoked it stops now.
I extend the "interweb handshake"

:cool:

Padmei
14th July 2012, 13:19
Oh I don't give a flying fuck about the abuse BUT please use the to & too correctly:bash:



Seriously tho it would be good if you guys do put it to bed, good on ya for extnding the hand of makingupness.

Biggles08
14th July 2012, 14:29
Seriously tho it would be good if you guys do put it to bed...


Thats a bit ghey is it not? :scratch:

Maha
14th July 2012, 15:40
Thats a bit ghey is it not? :scratch:

Not as much as this --->>' We on KB are bikers, brothers in arms & outlaws patrolling the badlands'

Wonder what its like living in fricken Fairyland?

nzspokes
14th July 2012, 16:11
Not as much as this --->>' We on KB are bikers, brothers in arms & outlaws patrolling the badlands'

Wonder what its like living in fricken Fairyland?

Theres badlands in Nelson?

tigertim20
14th July 2012, 16:52
Not as much as this --->>' We on KB are bikers, brothers in arms & outlaws patrolling the badlands'

Wonder what its like living in fricken Fairyland?

must be another sons of anarchy fan?

Padmei
14th July 2012, 19:14
must be another sons of anarchy fan?

Well I was till it got boring. Then I liked the Aussie bikie one... till it got boring... now I have been enjoying the QM vs TT saga until ... you guessed it.. it got boring...

BTW Living in fairyland is fricking great.
Shouldn't this be in PD by now????

tigertim20
14th July 2012, 19:40
Well I was till it got boring. Then I liked the Aussie bikie one... till it got boring... now I have been enjoying the QM vs TT saga until ... you guessed it.. it got boring...

BTW Living in fairyland is fricking great.
Shouldn't this be in PD by now????
Id have thought so. maybe the mods are still eating their popcorn?

scracha
14th July 2012, 20:42
That and some people are just cocks. The ignore function is your friend people, can make KB much easier to read!

To be fair, my ignore button seems to mainly consist of Christchurch and Dunedin. It's like both towns are having a competition to see who has the most rednecks.

paturoa
14th July 2012, 20:45
Seriously tho it would be good if you guys do put it to bed, good on ya for extnding the hand of makingupness.

Is it too hard to type though correctly?

Maha
14th July 2012, 22:25
Id have thought so. maybe the mods are still eating their popcorn?

The Mods had thier annual picnic at Rainbows End today...maybe a few tied wee souls in our midst...;)

Fast Eddie
14th July 2012, 22:59
That and some people are just cocks. The ignore function is your friend people, can make KB much easier to read!

how do you ignore?

tigertim20
15th July 2012, 12:05
how do you ignore?

click on settings at the top of the page.
on the left is a menu, scroll down to the 'my account' part
click 'edit ignore list'