Some FREE gear, and some CHEAP Good Motorbike Accessories

**StoneChucker** · 22nd January 2006, 13:48

Now that I've become bored of putting the gear I have left on, and making motorbike noises while straddling the sofa, I've decided it's time to get rid of the reminances of my past. I have some stuff I'm offering free, and some nicer items I'm practically giving away, for a small fee.

*FREE ITEM* ORINA Motorbike Jacket, Size Large, with EASA protection padding, reflective night markings and a removable inner for thermal and water resistance. Was 2nd hand when I bought it with my first bike. Has two hand stitched repaired seams, but still more than good enough for protection, warmth and keeping dry (in light drizzle), if you're just starting out or need one urgently.
$50 RJ Explorer Large Pack Bag. Black in color. Big savings to be had here. Used on one trip, bought brand new. Includes many expandable compartments, with hidden water proof cover that unzips. Also has reflective marking on the back for night visibility (Bag alone cost $180). Comes WITH the Ventura Pack rack fitting (pack fitting alone cost $70) (black frame that bag slips then fastens over), but NOT the part of the vebtura system thats fitted on the bike (For those that don't know, The Ventura system has a frame that is fastened onto the underside of your bike, and you can fit various attachments onto the top of it, one being the pack rack that holds the bag)
*FREE ITEM*Disc Lock. Secure your bike when you go on holiday, or park somewhere unsafe. Just don't forget to take it off before leaving!
*FREE ITEM* Waterproof / Rain gear. Not designed for bikes, but works all the same. Bought from Warehouse. Jacket and pants. Size Large

For anyone in the Wellington area, or anywhere else if you want to sort out postage/collection. Please note, I may only check kb once every couple of days, so please excuse any late replies.

Ride SAFE
Dave.

**sefer** · 22nd January 2006, 13:55

Hey mate, Dibs on the bag and disc lock. Any idea what it's likely to cost to get down to me?

**MidnightMike** · 22nd January 2006, 13:58

Bugger I was gonna go for the disc lock. :slap:

**kels** · 22nd January 2006, 14:14

Originally Posted by StoneChucker

ORINA Motorbike Jacket, Size Large, with EASA protection padding, reflective night markings and a removable inner for thermal and water resistance. Was 2nd hand when I bought it with my first bike. Has two hand stitched repaired seams, but still more than good enough for protection, warmth and keeping dry (in light drizzle), if you're just starting out or need one urgently.

Hi Ya Dave
I would be really interested in your jacket! I live in Auckland and would be MORE than happy to pay the postage and some more for time for having to pack it and get it to the post office!
Let me know if this is ok with you
Thanks heaps

**zeRax** · 22nd January 2006, 18:13

damit too slow, wanted bag ;(

**Deviant Esq** · 22nd January 2006, 22:31

Originally Posted by StoneChucker

ORINA Motorbike Jacket, Size Large, with EASA protection padding, reflective night markings and a removable inner for thermal and water resistance. Was 2nd hand when I bought it with my first bike. Has two hand stitched repaired seams, but still more than good enough for protection, warmth and keeping dry (in light drizzle), if you're just starting out or need one urgently.

Hey Dave, keen as on the jacket. Will happily pay postage to Christchurch (plus a bit extra). The large will fit me nicely, and great because as I'm just starting out I have absolutely no gear, not even a helmet yet!

I know I'm not first in for it though, so if it goes to Kels I'll just have to lump it.

**StoneChucker** · 23rd January 2006, 10:16

Aaargggg

I hadn't anticipated so many people from other areas wanting these

Ok, when I get around to it, I'll get in touch with whoever asked first/needs it. Bear in mind, I got a lot of PM's, so the order in this thread is not quite correct.

Sorry to those that I don't pm, I feel kinda bad, but what can I do, I've only got so much going.

Ride safe,
Dave.

**StoneChucker** · 23rd January 2006, 10:25

Psst, there's rain gear going, although it's more rain gear for walking around, but it kept me relatively dry riding back from national park, about 3 or 4 hours in heavy rain...