View Full Version : Ideal kit?
Griffin
31st May 2008, 22:19
Lets say money wasnt an issue (not cos your rich but because you are happy to pay for the best when it comes to your arse vs road chip).
What make / styles of kit (Names / brands etc) would you get for a: winter riding and b: summer cruising. Im talking the whole package - helmet, jacket, pants, boots, gloves, inner wear, outer wear, over wear, under... well you get the idea:yeah:
98tls
31st May 2008, 22:27
After 30 0dd years of riding the best for me so far is Joe rocket perforated leather trou,Tecknic jacket and a set of $20 Warehouse pullover wet weathers,i shit you not.;)
alanzs
1st June 2008, 22:54
Aerostich two piece hi viz suit (all the time), electric vest (COLD, WET nights), shoei helmet, technic boots and a few pairs of gloves; technic and I think fox motocross gloves(summer), silk glove liners, kathmandu technical socks, ear plugs, silk balaclava, joe rocket perforated coat and pants (summer).
fridayflash
1st June 2008, 23:00
After 30 0dd years of riding the best for me so far is Joe rocket perforated leather trou,Tecknic jacket and a set of $20 Warehouse pullover wet weathers,i shit you not.;)
im with you mate,despite all the gear,youl still want a cheap waterproof
in your tankbag
Winston001
1st June 2008, 23:11
Never heard of the Joe Rocket gear so I'll check it out. Having previously ridden an R80 RT I'd never worn wet-weather gear - seriously. So long as you are moving, you just don't get wet.
Anyway, the Duke is a different matter and going to the Cold Duck I used one of those Warehouse PVC coats and gotta agree with 98TLS, it was the business. Kept me warm in freezing air and dry when there was a bit of rain. Cheap and simple.
my dririder jacket was bloody good but my new teknic freeway is awesome
DingoZ
1st June 2008, 23:27
Just a couple of suggestions
1. PM Deano
2. Arrange a time to go check out the range of Quasimoto gear and to talk to Deano about gear. He won't steer you wrong
Gremlin
2nd June 2008, 04:02
I'm not even going to try to count all the different brands I use... even down to warehouse yellow pants... even lasted 3 winters, I was counting on one.
I think fit is one of the primary factors, rather than brand. The armour/support will do didly squat if it rotates, and I've seen it happen enough. Price wise, I don't buy cheapest... then vary according to requirements/features/fit.
Griffin
2nd June 2008, 21:46
I am quite keen to get a decent Kodura suit for long cruises and inclement weather - and maybe a black leather jacket and a pair of draggin jeans for summer... there are so many different makes of gear its getting a bit mind bending!
svsanger
2nd June 2008, 22:56
Nordic pro Dririder jacket is great.
All you need is a tee shirt underneath n you are toasty warm.
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