Sorry obvious question: What has the type of fabric got to do with the zippers?????????????????????????????????
Sorry obvious question: What has the type of fabric got to do with the zippers?????????????????????????????????
Have a read of this. There is Cordura, and then there is Cordura.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cordura
This is a excellent read about motorcycle textiles as well:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motorcy...xtile_clothing
Most Cordura sold in NZ i.e trademe crap isnt Dupont cordura, its a cheap asian rip off, I have just recieved samples of the new Qmoto stuff which is the real stuff with the real zips and real armour, its not available for a bit yet however.
Incidentally we have picked up the agency for RUKKA, this is the best textile in the world period, still thinking if its worth bringing in though as its very pricey, good but pricey.
But like I always say, buy cheap get cheap and get disappointed.
Buy once buy right and buy on spec not price
my facebook page has some of the images of our new stuff
Ive run out of fucks to give
i insist on halvarssons and certified gear, leather or cordura is the same as soon as it's certified...
anyway...
consider that, beside the textile lasting, there is the armour lasting. polymeric protections on elbows, knees, backprotectors and so on are thought to be used about 4-5 years in the average, within they'll keep their resilience elastic properties.
it's not a good idea to use a perfectly new jacket or pants, kept 10 years in a closet, as new they can appear...
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Anyways, I'm thinking some hawt leather might be the bizzo. Just have to wrap and layer even more over the winter.
At Quasievil... I bought the gear from my local motorcycle dealership, not over the net... I'm just surprised that when I go to put the liners back in after the summer, the zip on them is failing. Bit disappointing as you say, but also, ya pays ya money, ya rolls ya dice...
Any rate, I'm a bit handy on the sewing machine, so I'll see what I can do to sort them out for this winter.
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"I am a licenced motorcycle instructor, I agree with dangerousbastard, no point in repeating what he said."
"read what Steve says. He's right."
"What Steve said pretty much summed it up."
"I did axactly as you said and it worked...!!"
"Wow, Great advise there DB."
WTB: Hyosung bikes or going or not.
Dangerousbastard you dick! That wasn't a troll.
How the fuck did you compare them? The gear is there for the purpose of protecting you in an adverse event.
In the absence of an adverse event a true comparrison isn't really possible.
Did you perform abrasion testing on the material and stitching perhaps? What about the heat generated in a prolonged slide? Which one lasted best?
I have seen actual results of actual crash tests that are really quite mind blowing, Hell I've even participated in a few, so it's not unreasonable that you may have.
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