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    Teknic Chichane Boots

    Hey guys,

    So what's the general thought about these boots? Anyone bailed in them? Comments please

    Edit: Can't spell, Chicane

    Cheers

    Aaron


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    Quote Originally Posted by Aaron_newrider View Post
    Hey guys,

    So what's the general thought about these boots? Anyone bailed in them? Comments please

    Edit: Can't spell, Chicane

    Cheers

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    They look pretty alright. Cheap as chips... but when I went to try them on, I found they were too narrow for my wide-ass feet. Have you tried some on?

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    Quote Originally Posted by steve_t View Post
    They look pretty alright. Cheap as chips... but when I went to try them on, I found they were too narrow for my wide-ass feet. Have you tried some on?
    Actually brought some today from Waikato Yamaha, $150 brand new, will have to try them on tomorrow and if they don't fit I can return them no worries they said


    I was going to go for the 1tonne boots but I thought at that price the Chicane's were a better choice.

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    So how are you finding them? I'm after some new boots to. They looked quite nice but I had quality issues with my Tecknic gloves(they tore on the sides from just day to day use-no bins).

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    Quote Originally Posted by howdamnhard View Post
    So how are you finding them? I'm after some new boots to. They looked quite nice but I had quality issues with my Tecknic gloves(they tore on the sides from just day to day use-no bins).
    Haven't got them yet sorry mate, should be with me tomorrow, but in hospital tomorrow so will let you know wednesday.

    I live in auckland so will be with the courier

    Aaron

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aaron_newrider View Post
    Haven't got them yet sorry mate, should be with me tomorrow, but in hospital tomorrow so will let you know wednesday.

    I live in auckland so will be with the courier

    Aaron
    No problem let me know when you get them.
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    i found the big screw on the side holing on the toe slide dug into my foot, so took it out flipped the recessed washer over and put it back, problem solved.
    if you have skinny legs like mine your calf will flop around a bit, not a prob if you tuck your leather in tho.
    Oh and pretty good in the rain and cold too

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    Quote Originally Posted by batboy View Post
    i found the big screw on the side holing on the toe slide dug into my foot, so took it out flipped the recessed washer over and put it back, problem solved.
    if you have skinny legs like mine your calf will flop around a bit, not a prob if you tuck your leather in tho.
    Oh and pretty good in the rain and cold too
    The screw in the side digs into my foot, so I took your advice and yes it does solve the problem!

    I have very very skinny legs, and yes my calf flops around ALOT! Might pad it out with some foam to make it more comfortable, removable like with valcro strips. Or I could get a foam thing for my leg, like a round thick tube and put that there. Coudl work quite well.

    I think they are OK build - nothing amazing but I don't think I could have gotten better for $150.

    Big ups to the guys at Waikato Yamaha for the great deal and good service. Thanks guys.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aaron_newrider View Post
    The screw in the side digs into my foot, so I took your advice and yes it does solve the problem!

    I have very very skinny legs, and yes my calf flops around ALOT! Might pad it out with some foam to make it more comfortable, removable like with valcro strips. Or I could get a foam thing for my leg, like a round thick tube and put that there. Coudl work quite well.

    I think they are OK build - nothing amazing but I don't think I could have gotten better for $150.

    Big ups to the guys at Waikato Yamaha for the great deal and good service. Thanks guys.

    Aaron
    i would not bother about the foam, seems like a piss around to me, u get used to it.
    i agree pretty decent boots for the price.....but i just got a pair of sidi vortice for me birthday yay


    They are pure sex, they are so comfortable its beyond belief....my advice is save up and go sidi, its worth it

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    Quote Originally Posted by batboy View Post
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    i would not bother about the foam, seems like a piss around to me, u get used to it.
    i agree pretty decent boots for the price.....but i just got a pair of sidi vortice for me birthday yay


    They are pure sex, they are so comfortable its beyond belief....my advice is save up and go sidi, its worth it
    You lucky lucky barstard! Those things are like sex on your feet! Very nice!
    I'd love a set of those.... And an Arai RX& GP in frost black for my noggin coz they're like sex for your head!

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    Quote Originally Posted by NZsarge View Post
    You lucky lucky barstard! Those things are like sex on your feet! Very nice!
    I'd love a set of those.... And an Arai RX& GP in frost black for my noggin coz they're like sex for your head!
    Nice yes, but there are a lot of red adjustment tags to fall off!
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    Quote Originally Posted by batboy View Post
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    i would not bother about the foam, seems like a piss around to me, u get used to it.
    Hmmm... Might just see how easy it is I like things to be snug. Feels better.

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    These boots are very comfortable when I don't have the toe sliders on.... are these boots safe enough without them? Will they stretch?

    Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by batboy View Post
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    They are pure sex, they are so comfortable its beyond belief....my advice is save up and go sidi, its worth it
    Phoaarr they look nice..They'd make Darth Vader look bootilicious they would!

    I had a pair of Sidis ages ago (11 years) awesome boots, best ever in the world aw.

    I concur save up or get a rich wimon to buy them for ya
    If I had a GF I'd like only ride 5 times a week!

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    does anyone know where to get these from in auck? how do they rate for water?

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