Meaning... if it is found to be defective, say, Crown Kiwi will stand behind it.
As a matter if interest.. Alpinestars waterproof garments ARE waterproof. If they leak, Crown Kiwi will fix it. I have had a Spidi waterproof jacket in the past, it was allegedly waterproof.... provided it wasn't worn in the rain. Try making a warranty claim on a leaky Spidi garment in this country and see how you get on.
not sure what Hamton downs is like, But I think trackdays an club racing dont care what protection you have on your back as long you have something
Obviously if you can afford it get The flash one if you cant get something cheaper an spend the rest on a couple more trackdays IMO
are u a shareholder?
'cause "brands" are usually focused on making happy shareholders, customers are collateral...
http://www.motorcyclenews.com/upload...tor%20test.pdf
the article is getting old, actually, but i won't buy a dainese anyway, because of that and other stuff...
alpinestar is a level 2?
two years ago i bought a forcefield pro l2 and it was very comfy, now take a look around...
on the other hand, having started to design a little road safety course by my self, i've learned a lot of interesting stuff on bps. the sum is: don't rely too much on that, and don't forget instead the rest...
Is it really comfy? I've been tossing up whether to buy one for hubby, primarily for his offroad riding, as I would like him to be wearing a back protector, and he seemed quite keen when we saw one at a bike expo. He's had a pretty big off from his quad bike and damaged a lot of lower back muscles, and his back isn't that great at the best of times due to injuries when he was younger.
You sure did get yours at a good price!
Some days you are the bug, some days you are the windshield
It does not enhance your comfort, but it doesn't detract from it either, but I'm used to wearing 'big' armour in my jacket. As far as the back protector portion goes, I don't even notice it.
Some days you are the bug, some days you are the windshield
I don't know, but I can tell you that the chest piece with the sleeves unzips from the back protector. So yes, you can remove the sleeves, but the chest armour goes with it.
On that note, it's worth briefly checking the two haven't unzipped slightly from each other before putting it on. I've only noticed it once, but I imagine it would twist it slightly making it uncomfortable if you didn't spot it.
Ive run out of fucks to give
Which brands do a good vest without the arm and shoulder protection? I'm just wanting good back and chest/rib protection?
KNOX, get any back Protector in the range and get the chest protector insert, see here
http://qmoto.co.nz/gear-shop/knox/upper-body
Ive run out of fucks to give
I just emailed you quasi before I saw your post, are you able to get the knox gilet air?
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