Codura is for chicks, this should be in Biker Angels.
Codura is for chicks, this should be in Biker Angels.
Well said.
I don't know Quasimoto, 1 tonne, Bret or Nathan and can only really comment on the evidence in this thread (as I haven't read much from either party) but it appears to me that Quasi has been greatly wronged by a bunch of posters in this thread who have chosen to slag off at Quasi on the basis of 'fuck knows' (supposed previous dealings?).
It seems that the common theme coming through from the anti Quasi posters, is that they supposedly have issues with Quasi slagging other traders (again.. no evidence of that happening here.. In fact quite the opposite has occurred).
I am pissing myself laughing at the idiocy of these Kiwi Biker interwobble heroes. What a bunch of hypocritical arsewipes they are. They claim that they dislike Quasi because he slags other traders and the stupid wankers choose to make an issue of it in a thread where Quasi is actually the victim of the very thing that they accuse him of. BWUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.. .. What a bunch of morons.
To make matters even more farcical the dipshits are actually championing the cause of the other trader (who was the party that actually started the slagging match in this thread). Talk about shooting your own feet off, these fucktards guillotined theirs off before they even crossed the starting line.
I know that many come here for shits and giggles and deliberately attempt to foster arguments for their own entertainment, so reason tends to be a bit lacking in most threads... but MY GOD! Can't they display a modicum of intelligence when doing so. Makes me feel like I'm posting to a forum of fucking retards.
BTW, to whomever changed the thread title..... Way to go, your muck raking brings great kudos to KB
Political correctness: a doctrine which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a turd from the clean end.
I'm pretty sure quasi jumped in first :/ on a thread that was reviewing a competitors jacket
My God! After everything I just posted you are too stupid to go back to the start of this thread (which was the review thread to which you refer). If you are either too fucking dumb to comprehend the written evidence or too lazy to do so, then best you just shut the fuck up because you are wrong, wrong, wrong.
Political correctness: a doctrine which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a turd from the clean end.
I have a 1tonne leather jacket, textile trousers, & denim trousers all 1tonne and very happy with the quality, haven't fallen yet though.
In the interests of being fair I/m open to either of you supplying a pair of leather trousers, for evaluation, and I'll report honestly if I fall of and live
Don't judge me based upon your ignorance.
And you come across like a dick dick dick.
'BTW, to whomever changed the thread title..... Way to go, your muck raking brings great kudos to KB'
PS dick, the thread title was not changed, this is a seperate thread, go back and check....how does it feel to wrong?
Although, Trader V Trader was more fitting because thats what it evolved in to.
Here is the original thread....http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...xplorer-Jacket
You might want to sell me a watch. It's a nice watch, it might even have the word Rolex on it. Unless it was actually made by rolex it ain't a rolex.
Keep on chooglin'
This is the guts of the issue. The names of many popular products become a generic term that may only bear passing resemblance to the original. Not all vacuum flasks are Thermos(TM) flasks; not all cling wrap is Gladwrap(TM), not all ballpoint pens are Biros(TM), not all waterproof membrane fabrics are Goretex(TM), not all woven nylon fabric is Cordura(TM). Whether or not the pretender is as good as the original or not is often a matter of opinion. In some cases the pretender isn't as good because as well as the name, the trademarked original has patented attributes that others cannot legally replicate.
"Standing on your mother's corpse you told me that you'd wait forever." [Bryan Adams: Summer of 69]
Well, bite me, bite me, bite me.
Oh very clever but nevertheless not entirely correct eh miss clever clogs! I posted to and read the same thread keeping up to date with the thread via the links to previous posts to the thread as recorded on my profile. When the new thread was split away from the original thread the post history (as recorded in profiles) was linked to it and the thread name changed... as did the link.
So to answer your question. I wouldn't know because I'm not wrong. To all intents and purposes (when accessing original thread links from profile) it is the same thread but appears to have been hijacked and renamed by a meddlesome stirrer
Political correctness: a doctrine which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a turd from the clean end.
How can you be pretty sure when you are so wrong. Go back and re-read it or read the abridged version (which was posted in the original thread) http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...post1129771420
Edit... a bit hard to follow it properly now that meddlesome mods have been pulling it apart and playing with it. You need to start with the original thread then read this one. It would be easier if the mods just re-merged the two threads under the original thread title. The (now dumped) thread title 'Trader V Trader' is a pretty good indication as to the intent of the offending mod
Political correctness: a doctrine which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a turd from the clean end.
I am not going to buy into the He said his is, He said his is.... argument. I have never purchased from either so will look at this issue with fresh eyes.
At the end of the day any purchase a rider makes should be made using independent research with opinions of others used as a gauge. There is no way in hell I will ever use anything that aids my personal safety without first conducting extensive research.
The old adage is 'Buyer Beware'. If it turns to shit blame yourself (read, learn) not the product or the trader, as no one forces you to buy something You don't want.
Disclaimer - X wives excluded lol
I have a case that disproves this theory (not watches). I use Deal Extreme. I purchased several blue-tooth earpieces, none of which were 'branded'. I recently identified the earpieces were made for Nokia but unsold, so were sent to a clearing house had the 'labels' removed and were on sold. Ever the suspicious, I got my hands on a genuine Nokia earpieces and ripped it to bits next to the non branded version. under the microscope the parts were exactly the same, right down to the chip set.
The online world is hard on traders as it multiplies the effectiveness of word-of-mouth many fold. Some traders don't engage with this and are oblivious to remarks that may be made about them online. Other traders actively participate in online forums, sometimes finding it hard to know when or how to contribute to an online discussion. This is complicated when a trader also engages with the site as both a trader and as a member, as people find it hard to know what hat they may be wearing or of their qualifications to comment with any authority.
Those of us who have been active on this site for a while know who is who and what baggage they carry on a range of issues. Newer members don't have the benefit of prior knowledge and will judge thread content at face value. My own rep status bears testimony to this.
In the absence of Government-regulated motorcycle clothing standards, there is a place in the market for manufacturers offering apparel at a variety of price points. One person's "good value" can be another's "cheap and nasty". As long as folk are happy with their purchases and the respective suppliers are not misrepresenting the products they are selling, all should be well.
If suppliers are misrepresenting their goods, they should be wary of New Zealand's laws around this, as the penalties can be severe.
"Standing on your mother's corpse you told me that you'd wait forever." [Bryan Adams: Summer of 69]
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