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    Hiya all, thank you baby for coming our way and thanks to all of our awesome supporters, we try our best to make the Brand the best and it seems we can kick the arse of the apparent big brands (alpinestar and spidi etc ) on crashability with ease and this is demonstrated to us time and again, so we must be doing it right. We arent finished soon we will have a better specification (if it was possible) so stay tuned!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quasievil View Post
    Hiya all, thank you baby for coming our way and thanks to all of our awesome supporters, we try our best to make the Brand the best and it seems we can kick the arse of the apparent big brands (alpinestar and spidi etc ) on crashability with ease and this is demonstrated to us time and again, so we must be doing it right. We arent finished soon we will have a better specification (if it was possible) so stay tuned!!

    Cheers
    Thank you too quasi for suppying quality products at quality prices!! and thats on behalf of all of us

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    Quote Originally Posted by babyblade250rr View Post
    Thank you too quasi for suppying quality products at quality prices!! and thats on behalf of all of us
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    Quote Originally Posted by tigertim20 View Post
    etiquette? treat it like every other vehicle on the road, assume they are a blind, ignorant brainless cunt who is out to kill you, and ride accordingly

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    Quote Originally Posted by babyblade250rr View Post
    P.S for those who are interested and maybe looking at gear for themselves total price of $1133.00 which is still cheaper than the bottom end race suits and probably alot better quality!

    i feel like i got a good deal
    that is an excellent deal. well done.
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    what can i say except--told ya so
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    Quote Originally Posted by FROSTY View Post
    what can i say except--told ya so
    thanks mate!

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    Oops, sorry, my "advice" was a bit late. Sounds like you got a great deal-well done!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quasievil View Post
    on crashability with ease and this is demonstrated to us time and again, so we must be doing it right.
    Sounds like you need to include riding lessons with your leathers!

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    Quote Originally Posted by madandy View Post
    Under a grand
    I rode back to Tauranga in high 20's degree heat and felt fine ventilation wise - perforated panels & clever stuff like that.
    I bet your feet were nice'n'cool too!
    But you really should buy some boots before the weather gets cooler.
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Quote Originally Posted by vifferman View Post
    I bet your feet were nice'n'cool too!
    But you really should buy some boots before the weather gets cooler.

    Nice Match mate, you got Red n Black Gloves ? might have some used ones I can send you (for free) Im sure I got some XL around not being used.
    Ive run out of fucks to give

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    My feet felt great...bit hard scraping toes though! And gearchanges become rather painful too
    Bret, I had a look at your gloves when I was over. If the pair your offering fit my mits I'll gladly take them off your hands
    Paula showed me that womens sample jacket too - the creamy white leather one. Sharon may be interested in it, so bring 'em to Paeroa and we'll talk turkey.
    Cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by tigertim20 View Post
    etiquette? treat it like every other vehicle on the road, assume they are a blind, ignorant brainless cunt who is out to kill you, and ride accordingly

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    Quote Originally Posted by kickingzebra View Post
    As the resident expert at crashing in Quasimoto gear, I would HIGHLY reccommend it... The list of crashes in one single set of leathers which look worse for wear but are still serviceable?

    Manfield Lowside 160 kph
    Wanganui, stoppy over the bars into haybales
    Teretonga, 90 kmph lowside
    Teretonga, 220 kmph lowside (with roll)
    Taupo, Lowside 110 kmph
    Taupo lowside 120 kmph
    Manfield, Lowside 150 kph
    Manfield, Highside 140 kph
    taupo lowside 70 kph
    and the most recent, taupo highside 160 kmph.

    10 GOOD crashesd on one set of leathers?? That is MINT!
    For the record I have only ever had to resew some seams twice.

    Eddie (Gixxer) has an auckland showroom, go to www.bikestore.co.nz and get in touch with him via that to see the great range of Quasi gear, works for a muppet like me, so it will be great for any non muppet!
    Brilliant Advertising for a product. As well as yourself remaining unscathed.....Brilliant

    Just convinced me to save up and get a set of leathers as well...Cheers
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    Don't forget the back protectors

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