Buying gear off the net?

[Marknz]

Cool, thanks.

[CHOPPA]

To many competitors around here for me to publicly post to much about it, suffice to say we source our leather from one country and get it made in another, additionally I personally go to the factory x 2, I know them and trust them and they work against MY standards and specification.
Lastly to the name brand junkies, my factory makes some of the very big brands in the market, ie AGV, Feildsheer, RST, HELD, Frank Thomas, KOMODO, as well as some others.

I dont fuck around with it, thats why Whitetrash can crash 6 times on the track and not burst a seam once

Im a bit of a brand junkie but i have to say my alpinestar race rep suit is the most comfortable best fitting and well armoured gear i have ever owned or seen for that matter, but im sure if you were making a suit in the same price range it would be pretty damn special as well.....


And i can wear it at christmas and earn some extra cash as santa!

[twotyred]

No standard price mate you want a pair ?

I'm keen,PM sent.

cheers

[Moki]

Do some legwork and look around for the bargins. I've purchased alot from the US through Ebay stores and large retailers and have saved stacks.

Last week purchased 2 new Hein Gericke jackets delivered to NZ in 5 days for around NZ$150. Last month purcahsed a new Arai ZD Challenge for around $500 delivered.

Key thing to look out for is the delivery charges. Always go for the ones that use USPS were possible, rather than UPS, as it's much cheaper. For example, An Ebay store - Rider's Discount can get a pair of ICON riding jeans for around $20 shipping. Another place - Bob's BMW - used UPS and I was quoted US$412 shipping (not incl product cost) for a dozen Oild filters and a few spark plugs. Prices are all over the place!