QuasiMoto Leathers

**Quasievil** · 29th March 2006, 16:09

Originally Posted by hodgeman

Got my QUASiMOTO Leathers, they are the shizzle.
The quality is awesome, and it's not reflected in the price.
Look forward to softening them up, feel heaps safer than the jeans I've been wearing up until now.
Thanks Quasi for the awesome leathers, hope you do really well.
And what an awesome website you have!

Sweet as dude.

Yeah Website is starting to look good eh ?

www.quasimoto.co.nz if anyone is interested but it aint finished yet eh ?

soon I hope

**Matt Bleck** · 29th March 2006, 16:12

Looking good Quasi! Give Adrian a pat on the back.

**hodgeman** · 29th March 2006, 16:26

Cheers guys,

Will get the site finished pretty shortly,
Along with the other bits and pieces.
I'm available for contract work also.

What about this for an angry face

Bret's a top bloke, so all Kiwibiker members should get their leathers from him!

**ZeroIndex** · 29th March 2006, 17:04

looks like a nicely designed website so far. Hodgeman: have some green rep

good designers deserve rep

**metric** · 29th March 2006, 20:35

hey man was talking to you last night on the chat - was interested in a back protector, but after reading these posts I've realised I could def do with some pants first - as I ride in jeans - and an 'off' in these would fck my legs

how much for padded leather pants? also, are they water proof?

**Quasievil** · 29th March 2006, 21:04

Originally Posted by metric

hey man was talking to you last night on the chat - was interested in a back protector, but after reading these posts I've realised I could def do with some pants first - as I ride in jeans - and an 'off' in these would fck my legs

how much for padded leather pants? also, are they water proof?

Hi,Waterproof and leather do not go hand in hand sorry, you will need a oversuit of some kind. They will offer excellent protection however, pleanty of armour in the right places. Cost is $280 + $10 for courier.
let me know if I can help you, cheers

**Toast** · 29th March 2006, 21:19

Hey is there some kind of stuff that you can get to treat leather so that it doesn't get knackered in the rain? Or does it not get knackered anyway and 3M or someone just tells us it does so that they can sell us a solution to it?

**Quasievil** · 29th March 2006, 22:08

Originally Posted by Toast

Hey is there some kind of stuff that you can get to treat leather so that it doesn't get knackered in the rain? Or does it not get knackered anyway and 3M or someone just tells us it does so that they can sell us a solution to it?

i usE sNO sEAL, seems to work okay, but leather aint good for heavy constant rain eh

**Toast** · 29th March 2006, 23:29

Originally Posted by Quasievil

i usE sNO sEAL, seems to work okay, but leather aint good for heavy constant rain eh

I'm not worried about getting wet...but is heavy, constant rain no good for leather?

**Colapop** · 30th March 2006, 07:27

Use to use Dubbin for protecting our boots when I was in the army. I don't know how well it would go on bike leathers though. I would think it would be better for general upkeep of your leathers than fopr water protection on a large scale.

**Quasievil** · 30th March 2006, 07:28

Originally Posted by Toast

I'm not worried about getting wet...but is heavy, constant rain no good for leather?

well not really, takes ages to dry out leather

**ajturbo** · 30th March 2006, 07:44

i would ask BabyB all about leathers... she knows

EVERYTHING... about the up keep of them...

**HDTboy** · 30th March 2006, 10:15

Originally Posted by Toast

I'm not worried about getting wet...but is heavy, constant rain no good for leather?

Is heavy, constant rain no good for cattle?

**sAsLEX** · 30th March 2006, 10:38

Originally Posted by Quasievil

Hi,Waterproof and leather do not go hand in hand sorry

Depends on thetreatment, I could walk in rivers all day in my old army boots and not get wet feet, years of nugget helped that.

My leather jacket I wear to uni keeps the water out just fine! Mainly the seams of leathers that leak, and using sno seal and the like can help heaps