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Old April 29th, 2014, 08:09 PM   #81
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I like my leather how I like my targets... Fulla holes
And I like my coffee like my women. Hot and trapped inside a small metal container.

But seriously, just ordered the perf in a size 50 (US 40). I'll keep y'all posted. Might still swap it for the textile version you never know.
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Old April 30th, 2014, 10:26 AM   #82
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Old April 30th, 2014, 06:35 PM   #83
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This weekend should be great riding weather. I'm stoked. Used to watch Johnny Bravo btw.
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Old April 30th, 2014, 09:06 PM   #84
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This weekend should be great riding weather. I'm stoked. Used to watch Johnny Bravo btw.
I don't think I ever did, my crazy cousin always called me that and the blonde menace Ahhh riding! Have fun N be safe

I listen to Frankie ocean... Or whatever that guys name is
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Old May 1st, 2014, 03:07 PM   #85
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I don't think I ever did, my crazy cousin always called me that and the blonde menace Ahhh riding! Have fun N be safe

I listen to Frankie ocean... Or whatever that guys name is
Yeah he aint bad. This is actually my DJ name, I like it more now than my real one
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Old May 1st, 2014, 06:56 PM   #86
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Old May 1st, 2014, 07:06 PM   #87
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Old May 5th, 2014, 07:30 AM   #88
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Old May 8th, 2014, 08:46 PM   #89
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Hey Sharky how is the 07 ZX6R treating you? Im looking around at some CBR 600's but considering the ZX6R..
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For $300-$400, what would you guys recommend?

My requirements:
- Must be perforated leather (I currently have a textile Joe Rocket jacket that's too hot when it's over 85 degrees).
- Must have CE rated shoulder & elbow protection
- I prefer a jacket that can flow air during the summer (I'll layer up during winter with my textile jacket).

I was looking at this: http://www.revzilla.com/product/icon...leather-jacket

Any opinions? Anything better (in terms of protection and airflow) you can think of in the $300-$400 price point?
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Old June 23rd, 2014, 10:51 PM   #91
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For $300-$400, what would you guys recommend?

My requirements:
- Must be perforated leather (I currently have a textile Joe Rocket jacket that's too hot when it's over 85 degrees).
- Must have CE rated shoulder & elbow protection
- I prefer a jacket that can flow air during the summer (I'll layer up during winter with my textile jacket).

I was looking at this: http://www.revzilla.com/product/icon...leather-jacket

Any opinions? Anything better (in terms of protection and airflow) you can think of in the $300-$400 price point?
alpinestars jaws perforated leather (though $450) or GP Plus perforated. That icon jacket has close to little perforation. "micro perf" on the arms wont do much for your chest and back. I wear a scorpion assailant and i would still prefer a little more perf.

Jaws will be a little more socal all-season with the removable liner.
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Old June 24th, 2014, 12:56 AM   #92
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Old June 24th, 2014, 02:00 AM   #93
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Dainese because i went down on it on the freeway and all i got were a few sore spots.
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Old June 24th, 2014, 08:56 PM   #94
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alpinestars jaws perforated leather (though $450) or GP Plus perforated. That icon jacket has close to little perforation. "micro perf" on the arms wont do much for your chest and back. I wear a scorpion assailant and i would still prefer a little more perf.

Jaws will be a little more socal all-season with the removable liner.
Do you have either of these jackets? I was eyeing them. But $450 for a jacket is going to make a dent.
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Old June 24th, 2014, 09:24 PM   #95
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Do you have either of these jackets? I was eyeing them. But $450 for a jacket is going to make a dent.
I own an A* GP-R myself. A little above your price range, same price as the Jaws, though I think the Jaws is a bit of a newer model so it might be a notch better. I have to assume they are relatively similar in terms of quality.

The GP-R is a great jacket. I recently ditched wearing my mesh jacket in favor of the full leather after reading this thread on hot weather riding. By comparison the perf leather is downright tolerable (I'm riding in 110 heat here in Phoenix).

A good quality jacket is well worth the dent in the wallet. The quality feels light years ahead of my old Joe Rocket. I cringed a little at the cost when I got it but have never looked back.
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Old June 24th, 2014, 10:00 PM   #96
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I have been shopping around for gear since I started ridding

I have always gotten the best deals on CL buying slightly used jackets
Try for A* on there?

I have bought 4 Icon Jackets on cl and they all were in good shape.
2 leathers 1-85$ 1-100$ my Ti-Max -60$ and a mesh hooligan for 40$

I got a 10% discount on a Leather Icon I bought for my gf by calling to order and then asking if there was anything they could do for the price(sportsbikegear.com). Sometimes they can help.

I have 8 helmets - and the only one that cost full price was the one that my gf got me for valentines day last year! one of Icons newer graphics - Thats LOVE for you!

I got a brand new HJC from a fella who broke up with a girl. He wanted it gone as he had bought it for her and was going to give it to her…. and she dumped him before it came in.

oh well - search for deals because tag price is FREAKING INSANE these days
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Old June 24th, 2014, 10:42 PM   #97
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Do you have either of these jackets? I was eyeing them. But $450 for a jacket is going to make a dent.
my friend has a GP jacket and it's pretty nice. Slightly better quality than my Scorpion Assailant. All dat perf would be key on a hot day.

I personally would've gotten the Jaws over my Assailant, but it's a newish jacket i think. I'm a fan of removable liners for a more universal temp jacket.
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Old June 25th, 2014, 04:27 AM   #98
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I have a gp plus r perf jacket. It flows air vary well, if it's below 70 the jacket is too cold.
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I know this will be in a total different league. But have you guys owned Bilt leather jackets or leather pants? Or know anyone who wear Bilt gear?

They are considerably less expensive (under $200 for a leather jacket). I'm just worried about the "you get what you paid for" price point. Your thoughts on BILT jackets & pants?
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Old June 25th, 2014, 09:44 PM   #100
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I personally would never trust my body or skin in Bilt gear. When it comes to my body/limbs, I don't do cheap. I also don't risk riding, unless I'm adequately covered.
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Old June 28th, 2014, 10:01 AM   #101
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Old July 9th, 2014, 02:24 AM   #102
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Joe Rocket. Hands down. Not only do I love the looks of all their gear, but I can safely say that the jacket holds up nicely. The textile one that I crashed in still looks absolutely brand new and shows no signs of a crash. They're also cheap to buy!
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Old July 12th, 2014, 03:52 PM   #103
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I know this will be in a total different league. But have you guys owned Bilt leather jackets or leather pants? Or know anyone who wear Bilt gear?

They are considerably less expensive (under $200 for a leather jacket). I'm just worried about the "you get what you paid for" price point. Your thoughts on BILT jackets & pants?
I bought a pair of waterproof boots from bilt. So far they've gotten one use out of me. Better than nikes, yes. Better than my dainese race boots, hell no. Their stuff has a lifetime warranty which is good and pretty assuring for new riders. Imo the brand is what it is, and thats cheap. Its better than a tank top and priced well enough for a new rider who didnt budget proper gear into his/her bike purchase. A suppliment until better gear can be afforded
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Old July 12th, 2014, 03:58 PM   #104
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I've been riding in my rev'it Phoenix jacket with a sas tec protector for 3 years now with no complaints, tears, broken zippers or faults. I also have a rev'it race jacket that is also great quality.

Lower end brands (icon, joe rocket, s&s) have their stuff made by the lowest overseas bidder so the quality can be inconsistent. I've had icon and s&s jackets and my girl has a jr. Out of all of them the icons were the ones falling apart.

Moral of the story, my fav brand is Rev'it for jackets. At least until I purchase a dainese.
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Old July 15th, 2014, 01:16 PM   #106
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Youre in luck. Its a size small and fits chest sizes 34-36.

Its this one.

http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/r...textile-jacket

in black.

Let me know. I upgraded from this to a RS Taichi Leather jacket.
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Youre in luck. Its a size small and fits chest sizes 34-36.

Its this one.

http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/r...textile-jacket

in black.

Let me know. I upgraded from this to a RS Taichi Leather jacket.
I convinced my friend to get that one. Really nice jacket. Maybe now he'll wear it after getting road rash all up his arm.
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Joe Rocket. Hands down. Not only do I love the looks of all their gear, but I can safely say that the jacket holds up nicely. The textile one that I crashed in still looks absolutely brand new and shows no signs of a crash. They're also cheap to buy!
I second this. The only mark on my Joe Rocket Cleo 2.2 was i tiny hole in the arm (still don't know how that happened ) and if they hadn't had to cut it off i may still have it...

I tried a scorpion jacket, the nip tuck, and the fit and comfort just wasn't there.

I picked up a older Cleo 2.0 and i'm much happier. Fits well and the air flow is much better. I'll probably get a shiny new one next year.

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Scorpion maks one heck of a helmet though... But I haven't upgraded to no super helmet yet... One day young paddywan
I too have my eye on the exo-2000 race helmet instead of dropping almost a G on a corsair5
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