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    Mohsin leathers. Any good?

    I was just perusing trademe and I noticed some rather cheap leathers from a brand called Mohsin. before I jumped in I wondered if anyone here had tried them?
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    A friend (of significant experience, both in years riding and the stresses exserted on leather when binning) bought a leather jacket from this guy and is more than happy with the product and service.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ColonelSponz View Post
    I was just perusing trademe and I noticed some rather cheap leathers from a brand called Mohsin. before I jumped in I wondered if anyone here had tried them?
    Cheers!
    I will say this, you get what you pay for, literally
    Ive run out of fucks to give

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quasievil View Post
    I will say this, you get what you pay for, literally
    You always say that.....

    (He says happily wearing QUASiMOTO leather... on the bottom half at least)
    Last edited by Luckylegs; 18th October 2007 at 08:27. Reason: Didnt display my whole post cos I used < > thingamees

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quasievil View Post
    I will say this, you get what you pay for, literally
    Actually would be (genuinely) interested to know... are you suggesting its NO good, or NOT AS good (as any one of a number of other Brands, including of course yours).

    With what you know and have seen, are you suggesting that some the lesser quality items will not stand up in a single BIN or rather while protecting for said BIN perhaps would un-useable whereas a higher quality garment might be expected to not only stand up in a BIN but also remain useable.... ???

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    Quote Originally Posted by Luckylegs View Post
    Actually would be (genuinely) interested to know... are you suggesting its NO good, or NOT AS good (as any one of a number of other Brands, including of course yours).

    With what you know and have seen, are you suggesting that some the lesser quality items will not stand up in a single BIN or rather while protecting for said BIN perhaps would un-useable whereas a higher quality garment might be expected to not only stand up in a BIN but also remain useable.... ???
    Well put it this way, whatever you buy consider that the price the importer pays is made up of components, such as leather, Armour, Threads, and Labour etc, which of these has been sacrificed to enable this product to be sold so cheaply? then the seller has a Margin also (of course)
    I would not wear it because I know that something is comprimised.

    I have been to about 7 Factories in Asia and I can tell you categorically that the bulk of them a dodgey shady pricks who lie about most things, such as CE armour, such as Leather quality, such as threads used and stitching methods, infact a few NZ based resellers (trademe based) dont even deal with the factory they deal with a trader, so fuck knows where they are getting the shit from.

    I know this sounds like sour grapes or anti competitive behaviour..............I know I know, but I know about this kinda thing and like I say I wouldnt wear it and I prefer not seeing my mates wear it, I would rather they spent a bit of money on some decent gear, and there is alot to choose from eh.
    Ive run out of fucks to give

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    Agree with you Brett

    I'm in retail,have been on many courses at factories,went to a bed manufacturer,saw first hand the insides of their competitors beds,some would last 5 yrs if lucky,but at $400 who cares,some of the cheap ones once you pulled them apart and checked spring for spring,foam quality etc,not hard to see why the ones we sell are the best,even when competitors are similar priced.

    Was in clothing industry as an apprentice cutter to tradesman level,during that time we had a factory in Fiji,one of our staff was there to work,some other places they went to had staff putting made in nz labels on their clothes.

    Mind you the other thing that would happen was our reps taking the new range to retailers,if they got comment to expensive they would say but if we drop the fabric quality would you buy,some major stores would then order 5000 shirts,others wouldn't compromise their percieved customer high end quality.Much like a company importing adidas original and another selling pirated crap.

    Still comes down to in my opinion,pay for what you get,quality costs,but there is a fine line between quality and a name brand.

    Remember a few years ago the Auckland rugby team had jerseys made with cotton traders logo on not adidas or canterbury,the cotton traders brand was sold in the red sheds,wasn't to bad either,had a couple of jerseys(not auckland)and sweats.
    Hello officer put it on my tab

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    Quote Originally Posted by ynot slow View Post
    quality costs,but there is a fine line between quality and a name brand.
    lol yes to that, that is especially true with big leather brands, some specs I have seen are laughable
    Ive run out of fucks to give

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    haha cheers for all the feed back guys.

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    Hi there, please do not be mislead by Quasievil ill informed comments regarding the price and quality relationship. This is marketing 101!! We could name many brands which judged on price alone, would put Quasimoto gear in the bargain bin of the Warehouse. It is very naive to make comments about price and quality without taking into considerations business basics such as purchasing power, market positioning, and brand development etc (to name only a few). Unfortunately Qausievil, it does sound "like sour grapes or anti competitive behaviour". Furthermore it sounds like your quite threatened by our presence. On the other hand we will quietly go about our business of delivery quality products at extremely competitive prices. Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by MohsinBikeWear View Post
    It is very naive to make comments about price and quality without taking into considerations business basics such as purchasing power, market positioning, and brand development etc (to name only a few).
    8 months ago you were on here stirring and I told you to come back when you had a web presence and some technical documentation regarding your products. You've failed on both fronts, meanwhile Quasi's put a lot of effort into setting up a Customer Relationship Management system - complete with website, documentation, community and BAM store. Ask anyone and they'll tell you that Quasi gear is top quality kit, comparable with the top manufacturers.

    Unfortunately, whenever I try and get any documentation on your gear it just returns results on a Pakistani-British author. Even when I search on TradeMe for "mohsin" it doesn't return any results! I've never heard a bad thing said about your gear, but I haven't heard a lot of people say how good it is either. You need to bring all the positive feedback together, up the quality of your presence on TradeMe - higher quality pictures, a big clean logo and lots of technical documentation. You have to give people the figures so they can compare it with other products!

    You could easily compete with Quasi, but you need to up your image a bit first. Slagging him off on KiwiBiker - a place where he's pretty popular - isn't a good start. Especially when searching Google returns results from here, and it shows you arguing the toss over trivial things ;s.

    My advice? Get a professional website and take it from there.




    //EDIT:
    "Missleading comment. It's clear I've not gone anywhere!" - MohsinBikeWear

    What I meant was that you haven't posted on here for a long time. Not that you haven't been selling a lot of kit, which judging from your TradeMe account you've been doing a lot of - all without a single neutral/negative feedback!
    Wear QUASiMOTO !

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    Quote Originally Posted by MohsinBikeWear View Post
    would put Quasimoto gear in the bargain bin of the Warehouse.

    BWAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH

    lets see shall we ????

    Moshin top Spec Trademe Auction (reserve around $100 ???)

    * Excellent abrasion resistance (really how so?)
    * CE Certified protectors shoulders, elbows and back (its not CE its a copy)
    * 2 outer pockets and 1 inner pocket
    * Adjustable waist straps
    * Fully lined
    * Rear zip pants attachment


    QUASiMOTO Top Spec Sold $795 (cause quality actually does cost money)

    Fully pre-curved arm construction for easy fit and bike comfort
    1.4 mm race quality A grade drum dyed Cowhide leather
    Original stretch Schoeller keprotec Kevlar in Arms
    Metal YKK Zippers
    Large Speed Hump for spine protection and aerodynamic performance at speed
    Removable thinsulate quilted liner
    TPU Shoulders for external protection
    Perforation on Chest and Quarter
    perforation on Side Shoulders
    Triple stitched seams
    Anefil US nylon thread for internal impact zones
    Genuine Knox CE armors at shoulders info at http://www.planet-knox.com
    Genuine German CE LK-2 protectors on Elbows info at http://www.lk-schaumstoff-technik.de...at=protektoren
    Shock Abrasion Tempa Foam 3-layers at forearms
    Double Reinforced Leather Layers at forearms
    8" rear connection zipper and full Circumference
    two side and one inner pocket in jacket
    QUASiMOTO rubber8 inch logos on sleeves and small logos at collar


    MMMMM sorry bud, anything else to say ?
    Last edited by Quasievil; 13th February 2008 at 20:33. Reason: speelllinnggg
    Ive run out of fucks to give

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    ya might wanna edit it again mate
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    Arrow Moderator's warning!

    Could the two businesses concerned please take their differences offline before this escalates unnecessarily.

    Thank you.
    "Standing on your mother's corpse you told me that you'd wait forever." [Bryan Adams: Summer of 69]

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