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    Quote Originally Posted by pritch View Post
    Nice work SB, bling sent :-)
    Note to self, stop taking the piss out of everyone before you get yourself in the shit properly. Hopefully R.T will see the funny side.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sidecar bob View Post
    Note to self, stop taking the piss out of everyone before you get yourself in the shit properly. Hopefully R.T will see the funny side.
    Yep... it's about time you showed a little respect!


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    Quote Originally Posted by PrincessBandit View Post
    I find it ironic that the incredibly rude personal comments about Les were made by someone bearing an astonishing resemblance to a Monica Lewinsky dress accessory.

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    All was good until I realised that having 105kg of man sliding into my rear was a tad uncomfortable after a while

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pussy View Post
    Yep... it's about time you showed a little respect!


    It's BISHOP Robert Tamaki.....
    Ah yes, the 'spiritual father' of suspension.

    No doubt you are one of the 'spiritual sons' Pussy, though I haven't seen any of the Ohlins covenant rings in evidence as yet.

    Might pay for anyone wanting to address Bishop Robert Taylor-Tamaki to read up on the rules, lest they feel the wrath: http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/ar...0605956&pnum=0

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    Quote Originally Posted by cs363 View Post
    Ah yes, the 'spiritual father' of suspension.

    No doubt you are one of the 'spiritual sons' Pussy, though I haven't seen any of the Ohlins covenant rings in evidence as yet.

    Might pay for anyone wanting to address Bishop Robert Taylor-Tamaki to read up on the rules, lest they feel the wrath: http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/ar...0605956&pnum=0
    Is this the sort of covenant ring that goes O o O o O o O o O o for about five minutes after one nearly wipes himself out?
    When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hans View Post
    Is this the sort of covenant ring that goes O o O o O o O o O o for about five minutes after one nearly wipes himself out?
    No, that's the inferior suspension ring, quite different! You won't have any worries Hans - the Bishop has sorted your bikes suspenders!!

    Before you judge a man, walk a mile in his shoes. After that, who cares? ...He's a mile away and you've got his shoes

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    i own a frank thomas jacket, its not goretex, but its water proof, it saw me through 3 winters in scotland, and 4 crashes so far,
    i dont think you have to buy "goretex" to get a good water proof result, plenty of other manufactures use a good waterproof membrane in there jackets.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hmmmnz View Post
    i own a frank thomas jacket, its not goretex, but its water proof, it saw me through 3 winters in scotland, and 4 crashes so far,
    i dont think you have to buy "goretex" to get a good water proof result, plenty of other manufactures use a good waterproof membrane in there jackets.
    True enough..

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    Quote Originally Posted by hmmmnz View Post
    i own a frank thomas jacket, its not goretex, but its water proof, it saw me through 3 winters in scotland, and 4 crashes so far,
    i dont think you have to buy "goretex" to get a good water proof result, plenty of other manufactures use a good waterproof membrane in there jackets.
    Yes, I have the Alpinestars Drystar gear and have ridden in some pretty horrendous rain storms without a drop of water getting through. beats the crap out of some of the crappy gear I used to have when I was younger.

    Before you judge a man, walk a mile in his shoes. After that, who cares? ...He's a mile away and you've got his shoes

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pussy View Post
    I have an Alpinestars sigma jacket.... it IS waterproof.. period!
    There are great run-out deals on them at the moment, too. $400.00 retail, it's a bargain. Your search has ended!
    Where are they being sold for $400?

    I'm in need of a proper waterproof jacket. Last winter I just used my summer one with a kathmandu rain coat overtop. Although I didn't get wet at all, my commute is only 20 minutes and in heavier rain i'm sure it would have given up the goods.

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    Quote Originally Posted by marine0089 View Post
    Where are they being sold for $400?

    I'm in need of a proper waterproof jacket. Last winter I just used my summer one with a kathmandu rain coat overtop. Although I didn't get wet at all, my commute is only 20 minutes and in heavier rain i'm sure it would have given up the goods.
    New Plymouth Motorcycles have them for $400.00 (they were $600.00)
    Any of the Alpinestars dealers should have them/be able to get them for that price.
    They are a steal at $400.00
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    Quote Originally Posted by PrincessBandit View Post
    I find it ironic that the incredibly rude personal comments about Les were made by someone bearing an astonishing resemblance to a Monica Lewinsky dress accessory.

    Quote Originally Posted by PrincessBandit View Post
    All was good until I realised that having 105kg of man sliding into my rear was a tad uncomfortable after a while

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pussy View Post
    New Plymouth Motorcycles have them for $400.00 (they were $600.00)
    Any of the Alpinestars dealers should have them/be able to get them for that price.
    They are a steal at $400.00
    Cheers, will hit up Motomart in Lower Hutt and see if they have em.

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    Just in case anyone wanted to know, Motomart DO stock Alpinestars Sigma (regular & stella) jackets and although they have a pricetag of $699 attached, you can get for $400.

    I picked one up yesterday =)

    Love the jacket already. Fits and looks great. Very well made and have no doubt it will keep the water out. The full arm inner liner is a nice touch although not needed in the summer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by marine0089 View Post
    Just in case anyone wanted to know, Motomart DO stock Alpinestars Sigma (regular & stella) jackets and although they have a pricetag of $699 attached, you can get for $400.

    I picked one up yesterday =)

    Love the jacket already. Fits and looks great. Very well made and have no doubt it will keep the water out. The full arm inner liner is a nice touch although not needed in the summer.
    You'll be rapt with it!
    In this hotter weather, I would be inclined to remove the winter liner.
    You will also be VERY pleased the first time you ride in the pissing rain... and you're dry!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by PrincessBandit View Post
    I find it ironic that the incredibly rude personal comments about Les were made by someone bearing an astonishing resemblance to a Monica Lewinsky dress accessory.

    Quote Originally Posted by PrincessBandit View Post
    All was good until I realised that having 105kg of man sliding into my rear was a tad uncomfortable after a while

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    Quote Originally Posted by banditrider View Post
    Currently looking at new riding gear as my old Spidi gear is getting pretty tired.
    BTW: waterproof for me means waterproof for hours at a time (like on the GC), not just your morning commute
    The Spidi Admiral suit I used in the last wet GC...and the few wet days either side kept me 99.9 % dry....the other 0.1% dribbled off the back of my helmet down my neck....It gets the thumbs up from me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pussy View Post
    You'll be rapt with it!
    In this hotter weather, I would be inclined to remove the winter liner.
    You will also be VERY pleased the first time you ride in the pissing rain... and you're dry!!
    Yip removing the liner was the firs thing I did. Really like the vents you can open in both arms and front. Actually helps a lot in the warmer weather.

    Do you wear yours all year round?

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