JZ23
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- First reviewMay 7, 2012
- Last reviewDecember 24, 2012
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- Average rating4.3
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- First answerJune 25, 2012
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JZ23's Reviews
RevZilla Staff Premium T-Shirt Lovingly concocted in 2007 and named El Moto Diablo for its geared and devlish lines, the RevZilla Staff Tee Shirt has been part of our lineup from the beginning. It's also the same blue shirt in every video that Anthony has been rocking since day one of RevZillaTV on Youtube. People love to point out that Anthony doesn't ever change his clothes. I guess when it works you stick with it. The tee is screen printed on a high thread-count blank that is anything but one of those throw away tees you get free at the ball game. We wear tees a lot - almost every day - and we are very particular about how they fit, feel and hold up wash after wash. Sizing is true to size, if anything they run a hair on the small side. Show your love for TeamZilla. Make a statement. Boom.
Overall rating
The shirt fits. And so I wear it. My son is thankful I finally own a "modern" T shirt.
PostedDecember 24, 2012
JZ23
From Decatur
State:GA
Rider Type:Adventurer
Age:55-64
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
5
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5
This shirt converts aging men into virile teenagers.
Every single person I encounter while wearing it immediately begs me to say:
"Hey! This is Anthony!"
They then try to buy whatever stuff I have with me (though I steadfastly resist their efforts to buy the shirt off my back).
Every single person I encounter while wearing it immediately begs me to say:
"Hey! This is Anthony!"
They then try to buy whatever stuff I have with me (though I steadfastly resist their efforts to buy the shirt off my back).
Rides: 2003 BMW K1200RS
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Alpinestars Jet Road Gore-Tex Gloves
Alpinestars Jet Road Gore-Tex is a high tech waterproof glove with an added level of safety provided by carbon fiber knuckle protectors. Features Leather and tough stretch Nylon outer shell construction Gore-Tex insert membrane Insulated for warmth Leather palm construction with synthetic suede reinforcements Accordion stretch flex insert over thumb Extended storm cuff gauntlet, with water resistant zip, to allow wearing under, or, over jacket sleeve to ensure weather proofing Carbon fiber knuckle protection Velcro wrist closure strap Silicone print on palm for added grip Printed logos
Overall rating
Ok, but cheap stitching, small sizing, and too small outer gauntlet circumference are big problems for me
PostedDecember 3, 2012
JZ23
From Decatur
State:GA
Rider Type:Adventurer
Age:55-64
Gender:male
Style
4
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5
Comfort
4
/
5
Protection & Durability
2
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5
Air Flow
4
/
5
Features
3
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5
Fit
Small
Large
I have large hands. Ok - maybe I have slightly extra large hands. So I bought this glove in DOUBLE extra large (XXL). They are still a bit tight. Other issues: The 1st (and I mean FIRST) time that I tightened the "micro-adjuster" on the wrist (intended to keep the glove from being pulled off my hand should there be a catastrophic event), the stitching that attached the anchor ring strap to the glove tore loose from the glove. Because I was leaving on a trip that morning, and needed to use the gloves, I simply re-stiched it myself (precluding me from returning the gloves). Also: Main selling point for me was the advertised "double gauntlet" - an INNER gauntlet that goes UNDER the sleeve of your jacket, and an OUTER gauntlet (the one you see in the picture, with a zipper) that is intended to go OUTSIDE the sleeve of your jacket. Sounded great. Problem is, again, the size: The outer Gauntlet is WAY too tight. If you are lucky enough to be able to fit it the outer gauntlet over your jacket sleeve, you will be unable to zip the gauntlet closed. This kind of defeats the purpose of the Inner/Outer Gauntlet system for me, as the only way I can really use the glove is with either BOTH gauntlets INSIDE my sleeve, or with the zipper unzipped. The latter of which creates the following safety issue: With the Gauntlet unzipped, the glove is not properly anchored on your hand, and could be pulled off (remember that the weak stitching on the micro-adjuster will not hold up to keep the glove on when you really need it!). Finally: No solid "slider" on the palm, where the palm meets the wrist, and where one's hand would instinctively go down to brace upon impact with the road. As rough this review is, I still do use the gloves - I just would not buy them again.
Rides: 2003 BMW K1200RS
No, I do not recommend this product.
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Ogio Duffle Tail Bag Features Deluxe main compartment with 240 cubic inches of expansion volume Sleek streamlined air flow surface design Top organizer pocket Dual molded side accessory pockets Integrated hidden raid hood Reinforced textured neoprene non-slip pad for paint protection Universal web mounting system for secure attachment Easy grab reinforced handle Add OGIO Saddle Bags for a complete rear bag bike Specs Dimensions 7 H x 13 W x 14 D Weight Approximately 2.2 Lbs. Capacity 1274 Cubic Inches Materials 420 dobby nylon / 420D dobby nylon / tarpaulin / textured neoprene
Overall rating
Great option for daily rides, or for an overnight
PostedJune 25, 2012
JZ23
From Decatur
State:GA
Rider Type:Adventurer
Age:55-64
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
4
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5
Ease of Install
4
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5
Performance
4
/
5
Finish
4
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5
Durability
4
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5
Does what it should do. I ride a BMW K1200RS, and don't like the hard sidebags when I am riding to the mountains for a day or two of twisties (they cause some wind buffeting at 90+ on the 100 miles of Interstate I must use to get to the N. GA Mountains, and they take the fun out of the 2 lane hairpins once I am there). So I leave the sidebags home, and use the OsioTail Bag instead. It holds some spare clothes, a couple of bottles of water, expanded tool-kit, rain-gear, etc., neatly and securely, without the aerodynamic cost of the sidebags, at a fraction of the cost of a hard trunk, and frees up my tank bag for more immediate needs. Reasonably rigid for a soft bag. Attaches very easily with straps, and quick-disconnects. If I could ask for one improvement it would be to give it a bit more room, perhaps by making it a little taller, or enhancing the side pockets. Great product as is, though.
Rides: 2003 BMW K1200RS
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Three quarter length, Armor-Link mesh material and 600 denier Carbolex combine with 1680 denier ballistic polyester in the impact areas Comfortable, mandarin style collar 360 Phoslite reflective piping and Tour Masters signature reflective rear triangle increase nighttime visibility The microfiber lined collar and cuffs are soft yet durable Adjustable, elastic and snap sleeve take-up straps at the forearm and bicep help secure elbow armor and material Removable, CE approved armor at the elbow and shoulder with an articulated triple density back protector Aqua-Therm two-stage waterproof and insulated liner can be configured or removed to best match comfort needs Zippered chest map pockets, hand warmer pockets, internal pouch pocket and mobile media pocket Adjustable waist belts, with TPR pulls, fine tune the fit Includes a jacket/pant zipper attachment with the pant side included
Overall rating
Does what it says. Good value
PostedMay 7, 2012
JZ23
From Decatur
State:GA
Rider Type:Moto Enthusiast
Age:55-64
Bang for the Buck
4
/
5
Style
4
/
5
Comfort
4
/
5
Protection & Durability
4
/
5
Air Flow
3
/
5
Features
4
/
5
Fit
Small
Large
Got the yellow for visibility. That works.
Adjustable waist, sleeves, etc., all work well.
Plenty of pockets, with good access.
Size: I have the XL-46. I am 6' tall, Husky 220 pounds. It fits well without any linings, and with the waterproof liner. With the insulated liner it is warm and a bit snug.
Only improvement I would like would be a slightly higher, or more adjustable collar. In cool weather I MUST wear a turtleneck or similar neck protection. Not a big deal, but it would be nice if the collar was slightly higher.
Adjustable waist, sleeves, etc., all work well.
Plenty of pockets, with good access.
Size: I have the XL-46. I am 6' tall, Husky 220 pounds. It fits well without any linings, and with the waterproof liner. With the insulated liner it is warm and a bit snug.
Only improvement I would like would be a slightly higher, or more adjustable collar. In cool weather I MUST wear a turtleneck or similar neck protection. Not a big deal, but it would be nice if the collar was slightly higher.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Tech Aero Tankbag from Alpinestars Fully expandable from 20L to 30L (approx) Large expandable top bag with Clear Map holder Removable base with clear map holder and removable magnets Internal lap top sleeve fits most 15 Lap Top Computers Internal organizer pockets Side pockets Secure strapping system included for secure application for motorcycles with aluminum or plastic fuel tanks
Will a laptop that is 14.5" x 10" x 1" fit?
I have a MacBook Pro that I am trying to find a bag for. I would rather have a tail bag, but it seems like this bag would work for both as long as I use the provided straps. Please let me know.
Thank you in advance.
Thank you in advance.
i have a Macbook Air (13 inch x 9 inch), and it fits (barely) in the Osio Bag. My Macbook Pro 15" will NOT fit.
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Decatur