Page 7 of 13 FirstFirst ... 56789 ... LastLast
Results 91 to 105 of 190

Thread: Adventure gear - what are you wearing?

  1. #91
    Join Date
    2nd August 2008 - 08:57
    Bike
    '23 CRF 1100
    Location
    Hamilton
    Posts
    2,488
    Quote Originally Posted by R650R View Post
    I bought a pair of these off Amazon last year and they have been awesome

    http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/g...dventure-boots
    Interesting . . .

    It's amazing how much dearer revzilla is than fc-moto. Revzilla is US$280 and then you add shipping. FC-Moto is ~NZ$250 including shipping to NZ. That's quite a big difference.
    ----------------------------------------------------
    Quote Originally Posted by PrincessBandit View Post
    I realised that having 105kg of man sliding into my rear was a tad uncomfortable
    "If the cops didn't see it, I didn't do it!"
    - George Carlin (RIP)

  2. #92
    Join Date
    25th June 2012 - 11:56
    Bike
    Daelim VL250 Daystar
    Location
    Pyongyang
    Posts
    2,685
    Quote Originally Posted by puddytat View Post
    Im wearing Lynx a lot lately.....supposedly it makes it more likely that women will like my muddy smelly arse ....
    You cheap arse southerner... ;p

    Classing it up in the North island with Paco Rabanne....

    Every great cause begins as a movement, becomes a business, and eventually degenerates into a racket - Eric Hoffer

  3. #93
    Join Date
    25th June 2012 - 11:56
    Bike
    Daelim VL250 Daystar
    Location
    Pyongyang
    Posts
    2,685
    Quote Originally Posted by MarkH View Post
    Interesting . . .

    It's amazing how much dearer revzilla is than fc-moto. Revzilla is US$280 and then you add shipping. FC-Moto is ~NZ$250 including shipping to NZ. That's quite a big difference.
    Just used that as example of boot version. Got mine much cheaper too through powersports superstore. Prices always changing at these places
    Every great cause begins as a movement, becomes a business, and eventually degenerates into a racket - Eric Hoffer

  4. #94
    Join Date
    15th February 2010 - 13:17
    Bike
    uKTM Tiger 800xc
    Location
    Manawatu
    Posts
    2,036

    Leatt 3DF Airfit Compression Suit

    Have used the Leatt compression armour a few times on my trials bike. Fit is excellent, makes you feel a bit like iron man. Breathes really well and VERY light weight. As far as compression suits go its easy to get on and off. Works well with the Klim Traverse jacket. Highly recommend both them.
    ....wherezz that track go

  5. #95
    Join Date
    26th May 2005 - 20:09
    Bike
    Prolight 250,XR4hundy
    Location
    Murch....
    Posts
    1,439
    Quote Originally Posted by Night Falcon View Post
    Have used the Leatt compression armour a few times on my trials bike. Fit is excellent, makes you feel a bit like iron man. Breathes really well and VERY light weight. As far as compression suits go its easy to get on and off. Works well with the Klim Traverse jacket. Highly recommend both them.
    I've got some Leatt armour that I use that's O.K. apart from that I feel it doesn't give me any lower back protection.(or not enough for my liking)
    I also use a really nice Boehm road race chest & back protector which covers my back & chest nicely, but does nothing for my shoulders & arms.
    So I'm thinking a compression suit will be the shizz.
    Prices vary amazingly, but no doubt you get what you pay for...
    And I'm pain adverse, so I luvs amour.

  6. #96
    Join Date
    1st October 2013 - 15:29
    Bike
    .
    Location
    .
    Posts
    2,372
    Quote Originally Posted by puddytat View Post
    I've got some Leatt armour that I use that's O.K. apart from that I feel it doesn't give me any lower back protection.(or not enough for my liking)
    I also use a really nice Boehm road race chest & back protector which covers my back & chest nicely, but does nothing for my shoulders & arms.
    So I'm thinking a compression suit will be the shizz.
    Prices vary amazingly, but no doubt you get what you pay for...
    And I'm pain adverse, so I luvs amour.
    I have an Axo suit and I find the back bit too long sometimes. Might be good for you (It's more because my pants always work their way lower and it pops out.) Haven't had an off more than a light tumble in it yet though so can't give any judgement for protection.

  7. #97
    Join Date
    19th August 2003 - 15:32
    Bike
    RD350 KTM790R, 2 x BMW R80G/S, XT500
    Location
    Over there somewhere...
    Posts
    3,954
    I have a new Shoei Hornet DS size XL that's never been taken out of the box.



    I'm gonna put it on TM shortly, but if one of you guys want it - $400

  8. #98
    Join Date
    26th May 2005 - 20:09
    Bike
    Prolight 250,XR4hundy
    Location
    Murch....
    Posts
    1,439
    Quote Originally Posted by Tazz View Post
    I have an Axo suit and I find the back bit too long sometimes. Might be good for you (It's more because my pants always work their way lower and it pops out.) Haven't had an off more than a light tumble in it yet though so can't give any judgement for protection.
    Well I do have to have a long backed backpack for tramping as I obviously have a long back...couple that with short legs & knuckles I drag along the ground, I'm kind of hard to fit...

  9. #99
    Join Date
    9th June 2005 - 21:05
    Bike
    blackbird,africa twin,xt600,xt 600tenere
    Location
    chch
    Posts
    1,086
    Nice helmet Oscar....xl !,,,fucking huge head ha ha..

  10. #100
    Join Date
    19th August 2003 - 15:32
    Bike
    RD350 KTM790R, 2 x BMW R80G/S, XT500
    Location
    Over there somewhere...
    Posts
    3,954
    Quote Originally Posted by thepom View Post
    Nice helmet Oscar....xl !,,,fucking huge head ha ha..
    Yeah, one of my mates said the same thing within earshot of the missus.
    She said, "...don't tell me, I had his children!"

  11. #101
    Join Date
    1st June 2012 - 11:15
    Bike
    2015 R1200GSA
    Location
    Western BoP
    Posts
    183
    Blog Entries
    1
    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyC View Post
    Revzilla have the Badlands Pro on closeout, 25% off. New iteration imminent??
    I'll answer my own question... new iterations of Badlands and Latitude

    http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/k...-hi-vis-jacket

    http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/klim-latitude-jacket

  12. #102
    Join Date
    25th June 2012 - 11:56
    Bike
    Daelim VL250 Daystar
    Location
    Pyongyang
    Posts
    2,685
    Anyone had textile gear repaired???
    Outside warranty now, waterprrof membrane in pants has broken up with wear and tear and outer zip on jacket ferked....
    Tough choice looking at replacement options....
    Every great cause begins as a movement, becomes a business, and eventually degenerates into a racket - Eric Hoffer

  13. #103
    Join Date
    15th May 2014 - 14:51
    Bike
    Suzuki DRZ400E
    Location
    South Island
    Posts
    278
    Quote Originally Posted by R650R View Post
    Anyone had textile gear repaired???
    Outside warranty now, waterprrof membrane in pants has broken up with wear and tear and outer zip on jacket ferked....
    Tough choice looking at replacement options....
    If the membrane damage isn't too wide spread, Aquaseal can be a viable and effective solution. I always carry a tube in my kit as it is magic and fixes anything from shoes, tents, clothing, drybags you name it. All my drybags have little aquaseal dots on the holes from rubbing over time to keep them waterproof.

    RemoteMoto Info here: Info on Aquaseal

    You can buy it from here: Buy Aquaseal

    It is the recommended repair product for most Gortex garment repairs like jackets, waders, packs even airhawk seat cushions. It sets in a flexible form so is very user-friendly.

    Otherwise, it may be flash shiny new gear time
    Over 800 New Zealand adventure riding routes www.remotemoto.com

  14. #104
    Join Date
    15th February 2010 - 13:17
    Bike
    uKTM Tiger 800xc
    Location
    Manawatu
    Posts
    2,036
    Quote Originally Posted by RMOTO View Post
    If the membrane damage isn't too wide spread, Aquaseal can be a viable and effective solution. I always carry a tube in my kit as it is magic and fixes anything from shoes, tents, clothing, drybags you name it. All my drybags have little aquaseal dots on the holes from rubbing over time to keep them waterproof.

    RemoteMoto Info here: Info on Aquaseal

    You can buy it from here: Buy Aquaseal

    It is the recommended repair product for most Gortex garment repairs like jackets, waders, packs even airhawk seat cushions. It sets in a flexible form so is very user-friendly.

    Otherwise, it may be flash shiny new gear time
    I need to get the hole in my new gortex pants fixed , might get some of that stuff a go. Raymond, Jet Leathers might be worth a call, they might do repair work or sell ya a bikie jacket?
    ....wherezz that track go

  15. #105
    Join Date
    20th November 2005 - 22:24
    Bike
    WR250R DR650 Transalp650
    Location
    Christchurch
    Posts
    4,229
    Quote Originally Posted by RMOTO View Post
    ...
    RemoteMoto Info here: Info on Aquaseal

    You can buy it from here: Buy Aquaseal...
    That stuff is pretty good, it's currently keeping the air in my Airhawk pillow on the WR after the valve stem got a leak around its base.
    www.remotemoto.com - a serious site for serious ADV riders, the ultimate resource in the making.
    Check out my videos on Youtube including... the 2011 Dusty Butt 1K - Awakino Challenge and others.

Thread Information

Users Browsing this Thread

There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts
  •