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    Any recommended protective clothing?

    Hey,

    I just passed my learners license test today so i am very excited and eager to finally experience freedom from a cage...

    Just wanted to know if anybody could recommend stores where i could purchase protective clothing eg jackets, helmets, pants etc... as i am new to the motorcycling realm

    Your help is much appreciated

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    Check out Quasimoto.
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    I've heard Quasi is good
    http://www.quasimoto.co.nz/

    I'll be paying him a visit once i get my new bike
    *excited*

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    Never looked back after buying my stuff from him.

    If you just want beginner gear, PM him, as he usually had last seasons gear selling real cheap.
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    or find what you want in a local bike shop then buy it for half the price on ebay
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    Thanks for the help everyone!

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    Make sure you try the gear on before buying it. Comfort is essential...

    Dunno what your budget is - but I can recommend Alpinestars.
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    Quote Originally Posted by N1NJA R View Post
    Hey,

    I just passed my learners license test today so i am very excited and eager to finally experience freedom from a cage...

    Just wanted to know if anybody could recommend stores where i could purchase protective clothing eg jackets, helmets, pants etc... as i am new to the motorcycling realm

    Your help is much appreciated
    You mean to say the Bike shop where you purchased your Ninja 250R let you leave with no riding gear?!?!?!
    WTF?!

    Or have you yet to buy the bike?
    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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    motomail outlet store in western springs is good as ,trademe ,ebay , dont skimp on leather , leather is your friend , good on ya! welcome to freedom

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    Check out Motomail outlet, its a very very very good place.

    You can get Draggggggggggin Jeans for half price...


    ...Well they are second hand but they are in mint condition. Hardly noticable.

    Also, Draggin Jeans are very comfortable. You don't steam like the Chinese dumplings on high-humid day in normal bike trousers


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    You a uni student? PM me if you are


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    Quasimoto is the man, just bought some sliderz jeans and some gloves off him today, jeans fit primo and the gloves are the best fitting gloves ive ever had my hand in.

    the price was sweet.

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    I'm just about to list some bike gear with protective CE approved pads in on Trade Me, so PM me if any of the below is of interest -

    Quasimoto leather trousers, as new, top quality, worn twice but a little too long for me 2007 QUASiMOTO Leather Sports Bike Pants
    CE approved armour in Knees / Shins Reg EN 1621- 2
    Double stitching in kevlar
    Two(2) external pockets with YKK zippers
    Genuine 1.4 mm cowhide
    Adjustable belt Off set to prevent tank scratches
    8 inch zip at waist to attach to jacket
    YKK zips at ankle
    $150.

    Waterproof Cordura bike trousers, CE pads in hips and knees, removable quilted liner, size 44 waist (large) $70.

    More soon...

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    Ninja Bike

    Quote Originally Posted by madandy View Post
    You mean to say the Bike shop where you purchased your Ninja 250R let you leave with no riding gear?!?!?!
    WTF?!

    Or have you yet to buy the bike?
    Hey Madandy,

    I have my heart set on buying the new Ninja within a couple of weeks so cant wait to get my hands on it

    East Tamaki Motorcycles had a good deal $6995 but unfortunately they have sold out all of March and even April's shipment already...so I'll have to spend 300bucks more and get it from another store in Mt Eden i suppose.

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    Cool - good to see you chasing down gear info before you buy the bike. You can often wrangle a good deal with the shop for gear to be thrown in with the bike. Barter the hell outta them.

    Good luck
    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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