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- First reviewJuly 18, 2012
- Last reviewMarch 26, 2013
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Exclusive Parafilm formula penetrates deep into the chain and sets up as a soft wax protecting the chain from rust and corrosion Lubricates from the inside out by drip feeding the pins and rollers Will not fling or attract dirt Safe for use on X- and O-ring chains
Overall rating
It's chain wax.
PostedMarch 26, 2013
Bang for the Buck
4
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5
Well, it seems like lubing your chain frequently and cleaning it well are more important than the product you use. However, I like this wax a lot. It doesn't fling all over the place, and it seems to be doing a great job.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Knox Advance X CE Back Protector CE approved armor incorporates trauma lite honeycomb protection Comfortable energy absorbing armor retro fits many products The Knox TP2 is a standard shape that fits any mens REV'IT or Teknic jacket and may fit other brands as well The Knox TP2 will fit in Women's REV'IT Turbine and Women's REV'IT Ignition Jackets Measures approximately 15 in length, 11 at its widest part, and 1 in thickness.
Overall rating
Good, could be better
PostedMarch 15, 2013
Bang for the Buck
5
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5
Style
4
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5
Comfort
3
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5
Protection & Durability
3
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5
Fit
Small
Large
I bought this to go into my REV'IT! Rebel leather jacket. It fits as expected and it's a big step up over the stock foam.
One complaint - a great back protector in my opinion covers all the way from waist to neck. This has decent protection but I'd love it if it covered all the way up to the collar.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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REV'IT! Rebel Leather Jacket The birth of a new classic. Rebel looks good on you anywhere, anytime. Whether you're cruising the city streets or rediscovering Route 66, you're comfortable knowing you will blend into any scene you choose. Soft and supple leather, fully equipped with CE-approved Knox armour - plus a removable thermal liner. And with its timeless appearance, REV'IT Rebel fits practically any rider's style. PROTECTION FEATURES Outer shell Mirage Performance cowhide Insulation detachable thermal liner Composition outer shell 100 leather lining 100 polyamide thermal liner 80 polyester, 20 polyamide (insulation 100 polyester) Protection Knox Flexiform CE protection at shoulders and elbows, EVA foam at back, CE prepared for Knox Advance X CE back protector, safety stitching ERGONOMIC FEATURES Fit city fit, regular Adjustability adjustment straps at waist, adjustment tab at collar and cuffs Features short connection zipper, jeans loop Pockets slit pockets, document pocket, inner pockets
Overall rating
Good but had to return for 2 sizes smaller
PostedMarch 15, 2013
Bang for the Buck
4
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5
Style
4
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5
Comfort
4
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5
Protection & Durability
5
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5
Air Flow
2
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5
Features
4
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5
Fit
Small
Large
I purchased a 56 at the recommendation of the size chart (45 inch chest, 6'0", 195 pounds). Obviously from the other reviews and videos, that didn't work. Revzilla was completely cool about the exchange and the phone rep recommended I try a 52. He didn't see any in the computer so he went to the warehouse team and had them track one down for me (kudos!).
A week and a half later I'm wearing my 52 and it fits just about right (with the waist snaps all the way tightened and with the Knox add-on back protector). I find the sleeves snug but not too tight. Interestingly, the sleeves on the 52 are not tighter than the sleeves on the 56.
I'm amazed at the wind protection on this (I have used a cheapo fashion leather and an Icon Overlord tex jacket). I took it on the freeway in Montana in March (temps in the 30s/40s with wind up to 25 mph) and I get slight airflow through the collar but it's totally comfortable. I'd recommend it for rides in the 40-70 degree temp range. I'll probably push it ten degrees either way with liner removal for hot days and base layers/heated gloves for cold ones.
Compared to my Icon textile, this thing seems like you could slide 100 yards on the pavement with no adverse effects. It's tough as nails and the armor stays way better positioned than the Icon.
If I could make any suggestion, it would be to include a zip vent. But for the price I think it's the way to go for temperate climate riding protection.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Alpinestars SP-2 Leather Gloves - 2012 Features Palm and finger constructed from Goat skin leather for superior durability Knuckle area and finger forchettes made from bovine leather for enhanced comfort and feel Patented 3rd/4th finger bridge prevents finger roll and separation during impacts Perforated cuff, leather top panel and ventilated finger sidewalls keep the hands cool Pre-curved finger construction to reduce riding fatigue
Overall rating
Jury's still out
PostedMarch 4, 2013
Bang for the Buck
3
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5
Style
4
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5
Comfort
2
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5
Protection & Durability
4
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5
Air Flow
4
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5
Features
3
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5
These are my first gauntlets (I also have a pair of JR street shorties).
Pros:
- comfortable, supple leather
- microvelcro is fantastic, doesn't stick to most things except the liner when I store them in my helmet
- reasonable protection for street riding
- decent price for full gauntlets
- comfortable, supple leather
- microvelcro is fantastic, doesn't stick to most things except the liner when I store them in my helmet
- reasonable protection for street riding
- decent price for full gauntlets
Cons:
- the knuckle armor feels crooked, like it's too far forward on the thumb side and too far back on the pinky side. It's workable, and I'm hoping it will resolve itself as I wear them more.
- I'd love to see more ulnar protection
- the knuckle armor feels crooked, like it's too far forward on the thumb side and too far back on the pinky side. It's workable, and I'm hoping it will resolve itself as I wear them more.
- I'd love to see more ulnar protection
All in all, it's a good glove. The knuckle armor position does bother me, but I'd still buy them again.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Icon Overlord Textile Overpants Designed to be functional and versatile, the Overlord textile overpant is fully loaded with removable CE approved knee armor inside its nylon shell. Mechanical stretch panels allow articulation without binding. Icon's Loose Fit pattern gives plenty of room to comfortably layer up underneath. If you're in the market for a general purpose nylon overpant the Overlord textile has the qualities you'll need. ICON loose overpant fit pattern Removable CE knee impact protectors Durable nylon chassis Adjustable waist straps Breathable panels for venting Ribbed flex panels on knees Zippered side pockets for secure storage Ratchet waist closure
Overall rating
Good but I might have bought something different
PostedSeptember 1, 2012
Bang for the Buck
4
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5
Style
5
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5
Comfort
3
/
5
Protection & Durability
3
/
5
Air Flow
3
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5
Features
3
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5
Fit
Small
Large
These were my first overpants.
Pros:
- Icon has great style.
- Long enough to cover the ankle even in a tuck.
- Zip bottom.
- Icon has great style.
- Long enough to cover the ankle even in a tuck.
- Zip bottom.
Cons:
- Needs pocket zippers for access to wallet/change.
- Big in the waist. I wear a 33 pant and I ordered the 34. I have to cinch the sides and front down all the way and I still would like a little more cinch. Order your pants size but don't order a size up.
- Needs hip armor.
- Needs pocket zippers for access to wallet/change.
- Big in the waist. I wear a 33 pant and I ordered the 34. I have to cinch the sides and front down all the way and I still would like a little more cinch. Order your pants size but don't order a size up.
- Needs hip armor.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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OGIO Sprocket Backpack Top entry padded laptop compartment Multi-use high volume main compartment Secondary oversized exterior compartment with organization panel and file stash Posh valuables pocket for digital accessories Multi-use bungee storage straps Dual side beverage/accessory holsters Ergonomic adjustable shoulder strap with comfort padding Padded back panel 600D Poly PU2 / 420D Dobby Poly PU2 / 400D Nylon PU2 Dimensions 8 H x 13 W x 18 D Weight 1.6 Lbs.
Overall rating
Good basic pack
PostedAugust 1, 2012
Bang for the Buck
5
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5
What I wanted:
1) a laptop pocket big enough for my 15" widescreen
2) durable nylon
3) comfortable
2) durable nylon
3) comfortable
I got all three. Barely, but I did. I have to stuff my laptop into the pocket but it does get in there and it's not moving. It's durable for a backpack, but I'm sure it wouldn't survive a crash. Bungee cords well to my passenger seat. It is comfortable even for a big-chested guy like me with the back protector insert in my jacket and everything.
One thing they should do (okay, two):
1) make the laptop pocket 1/2" bigger in both height and width
2) put a waist strap on it
1) make the laptop pocket 1/2" bigger in both height and width
2) put a waist strap on it
Other that that I think it's a great product.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Xena X1 / X2 Disc Locks A stronger, more solid disc-lock. Two attack points to increase the force and time required to steal your bike. X1 6mm pushdown locking pin Ultra-portable - Serious security Versatile fit profile - Stylish design X2 14mm double-locking pin Ultra-high level security Sportbike fit profile - Stylish design Sold each.
Overall rating
Great protection against casual theft
PostedJuly 30, 2012
Bang for the Buck
5
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5
Ease of Install
5
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5
Performance
5
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5
Finish
2
/
5
Durability
4
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5
I live in an rural area where professional vehicle theft is virtually nonexistent. What we do have is joyriders and meth-related theft. I bought this to keep casual thieves off the bike. So far so good.
I'm impressed with the general level of protection for the money. The lock occasionally hangs up but I do think it would still deter and possibly stop the people I bought it to protect against.
Other reviewers mentioned the finish coming off. I too had this issue. I don't think it was baked on like many of these types of finishes are. It scrapes off on almost anything. However, I don't mind that much as I didn't buy it for the finish. I could always repaint if needed.
One last thing: buy a reminder cable. I got one very cheaply and it will help me avoid riding away with it on.
Rides: 2009 Kawasaki Ninja EX250
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Joe Rocket Superstock Gloves Get the robust drum dyed leather / polymeric chassis with the added protection of injection molded knuckles, without sacrificing dexterity - thanks to a hinged knuckle design and articulated finger joints. Features Drum dyed leather / polymeric construction Injection molded knuckle armor High density padding over knuckles Hinged knuckle design for added mobility Articulated finger joints for added mobility High density padding at wrists Reinforced palm Pre-curved design
Overall rating
Good but not great
PostedJuly 30, 2012
Bang for the Buck
4
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5
Style
4
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5
Comfort
2
/
5
Protection & Durability
2
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5
Air Flow
3
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5
Features
3
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5
Fit
Small
Large
I purchased these as my first MC gloves. I measured according to the size chart and ordered a large (I wear medium-large gloves typically). They were tight to the point of getting some blue spots on my hands during the MSF sessions. They got a little bit wet and loosened up; they're working well now except for the fact that some of the seams are a bit fat and dig into my hands.
The big issue with these (and the reason I took them to three stars from four) is that the Velcro is already starting to not stick to itself. I've had them less than three weeks and I would have expected a good six months or more before this happened. I'm quite concerned that this will impact their ability to stay on during a crash.
I love the look. And now that they're broken in, I am not having serious problems with them other than the Velcro. However, if I did it all over again I would have put down a bit more money and gotten gauntlet style gloves with better durability.
Rides: 2009 Kawasaki Ninja EX250
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Icon Reign Waterproof Boots One more product to walk out of our foul-weather development center. The Reign boot's easy access and low profile design make it an excellent choice for the daily commute or long distance travel. Rugged waterproof YKK zippers make entry and exit a snap (actually a zip). The waterproof and breathable interior mean your feet stay cool and dry even when it's neither cool nor dry outside. Protection comes by the way of durable leather and a ballistic nylon upper mated with injection molded shin and ankle plates. The lowers feature an axialmetric steel shank along with slip-resistant high friction outsoles. Even with all of these features, we still managed to make them so lightweight and comfortable you may just want to wear them year 'round. Features Durable leather and ballistic nylon upper 100 waterproof seam sealed construction Waterproof and breathable inner lining Injection molded shin and ankle plates Rubber shift interface ribs High friction Icon outsoles Axialmetric steel shank Footpeg interface arch YKK waterproof zippers
Overall rating
Home run
PostedJuly 19, 2012
Bang for the Buck
5
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5
Style
5
/
5
Comfort
5
/
5
Protection & Durability
4
/
5
Air Flow
3
/
5
Features
4
/
5
Fit
Small
Large
I very rarely buy footwear over the Internet. So when I got these and they were perfect, I have to admit I was a bit surprised. I ordered head to toe gear from RZ for my first bike, and of all the gear, this was one of the few perfect fits.
First impressions - comfortable and a great fit. I wear a 10 /12 in sneakers and an 11 in golf shoes. I ordered the 11 and it was perfect. Snug but not tight. Over the last few days I've worn them several hours and they're breaking in a bit, so I have just a bit of room. Not too much though.
It's a stiff boot and I need to adjust my shift lever to fit more boot under it. I can shift but it's a tight fit. And as some have said, be careful with the zipper. I don't think it's that difficult to zip, but I do have skinny calves. I do have to push the sides of the zipper so they're parallel or it binds when zipping. Small price to pay for an inexpensive, stylish, armored waterproof boot that I can wear around the office on casual Fridays.
Rides: 2009 Kawasaki Ninja EX250
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Icon Overlord Textile Jacket With all the pattern engineering of the Overlord leather, but executed in a nylon chassis, the Overlord textile represents possibly the best value in textile motorcycle jackets. The durable nylon chassis, combined with large panels of breathable Fighter mesh, provides valuable protection while maintaining comfort. A full complement of internal CE impact protectors confirm the jackets legitamacy. Finally, the Overlord's precurved arms and strategic flex zones position the rider in an sportbike oriented attack posture. The Overlord textile - ready for whatever the streets may hold. Icon attack fit Durable nylon textile chassis Removable Icon CE field armor impact protector elbow and shoulder Removable Icon dual-density foam back pad Gathered elastic flex panels on elbows and shoulders Strategically placed fighter mesh panels for ventilation Removable insulated wind resistat vest Upgradable to stryker CE back protector
Overall rating
Sporty commuter jacket
PostedJuly 18, 2012
Bang for the Buck
5
/
5
Style
5
/
5
Comfort
5
/
5
Protection & Durability
5
/
5
Air Flow
5
/
5
Features
4
/
5
I bought this in white, XL. I'm 6' 0", 200 pounds, 33 waist. It fits very well and I think I'd have trouble finding one that fits better. My only thing is that I wish they'd added a way to cinch the waist a bit; it's running just a little "American" there. The armor seems good for around town stuff, but I'd upgrade to the Stryker back piece if I were doing a lot of freeway riding.
As far as ventilation, it's decent, but I don't have a lot of experience to compare it to. I did notice a lot of sweat on my lower back but the rest of my torso was relatively cool (it's been in the mid to high 80s here and 30-40% humidity). I think at highway speeds this would be perfect for summer, plus add the liner for spring and fall. I like the styling quite a bit as well.
Rides: 2009 Kawasaki Ninja EX250
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Icon Overlord Textile Overpants Designed to be functional and versatile, the Overlord textile overpant is fully loaded with removable CE approved knee armor inside its nylon shell. Mechanical stretch panels allow articulation without binding. Icon's Loose Fit pattern gives plenty of room to comfortably layer up underneath. If you're in the market for a general purpose nylon overpant the Overlord textile has the qualities you'll need. ICON loose overpant fit pattern Removable CE knee impact protectors Durable nylon chassis Adjustable waist straps Breathable panels for venting Ribbed flex panels on knees Zippered side pockets for secure storage Ratchet waist closure
Wear jeans with a 36" RELAXED FIT waist, what size do I get? Wear 38 in Firstgear and Olympia overpant.
Switchback, get your regular jean size. These pants are relaxed to say the least.
I wear a 32/32 jean size. I bought the 32s and they're super baggy, even with the waist 100% cinched down. Even over jeans they're baggy.
I wear a 32/32 jean size. I bought the 32s and they're super baggy, even with the waist 100% cinched down. Even over jeans they're baggy.
1 month, 3 weeks ago
Icon Overlord Textile Jacket With all the pattern engineering of the Overlord leather, but executed in a nylon chassis, the Overlord textile represents possibly the best value in textile motorcycle jackets. The durable nylon chassis, combined with large panels of breathable Fighter mesh, provides valuable protection while maintaining comfort. A full complement of internal CE impact protectors confirm the jackets legitamacy. Finally, the Overlord's precurved arms and strategic flex zones position the rider in an sportbike oriented attack posture. The Overlord textile - ready for whatever the streets may hold. Icon attack fit Durable nylon textile chassis Removable Icon CE field armor impact protector elbow and shoulder Removable Icon dual-density foam back pad Gathered elastic flex panels on elbows and shoulders Strategically placed fighter mesh panels for ventilation Removable insulated wind resistat vest Upgradable to stryker CE back protector
Does the white textile version of this jacket clean up well?
I'm really thinking about purchasing this jacket in white. I know that keeping it white will be impossible, but if it cleans up well then I'll be more inclined to buy the white one.
Reasonably well. It takes a little scrubbing with a soft brush since you can't machine wash it, but mine is in good shape.
1 month, 3 weeks ago
REV'IT! Rebel Leather Jacket The birth of a new classic. Rebel looks good on you anywhere, anytime. Whether you're cruising the city streets or rediscovering Route 66, you're comfortable knowing you will blend into any scene you choose. Soft and supple leather, fully equipped with CE-approved Knox armour - plus a removable thermal liner. And with its timeless appearance, REV'IT Rebel fits practically any rider's style. PROTECTION FEATURES Outer shell Mirage Performance cowhide Insulation detachable thermal liner Composition outer shell 100 leather lining 100 polyamide thermal liner 80 polyester, 20 polyamide (insulation 100 polyester) Protection Knox Flexiform CE protection at shoulders and elbows, EVA foam at back, CE prepared for Knox Advance X CE back protector, safety stitching ERGONOMIC FEATURES Fit city fit, regular Adjustability adjustment straps at waist, adjustment tab at collar and cuffs Features short connection zipper, jeans loop Pockets slit pockets, document pocket, inner pockets
Downsizing for proper fit?
In the video review Anthony and person wearing jacket should both be wearing a size 54 according to revit chart but the 50 is what fits and the waist adjustments are maxed out ( fully tightened) as well. I'm a 47 chest 41 waist ,230 so should I be getting a 56 or 58? Trying to avoid sending back a jacket for 2nd time. Thanks
UPDATE TO PREVIOUS ANSWER: I received my 52 and it's a good fit. The sleeves don't feel any tighter than the 56 sleeves did, but they're the correct length. The chest and shoulders are a much better fit. The midsection bubbles a bit, but with the Knox back protector in it's reasonably well-fit. Two sizes down from the size chart is the charm for me.
Build: I'm 6'0", 195 pounds (toned up a bit since my last QA) with a 45 inch chest. Jean size is a 32 waist.
Build: I'm 6'0", 195 pounds (toned up a bit since my last QA) with a 45 inch chest. Jean size is a 32 waist.
2 months ago
REV'IT! Rebel Leather Jacket The birth of a new classic. Rebel looks good on you anywhere, anytime. Whether you're cruising the city streets or rediscovering Route 66, you're comfortable knowing you will blend into any scene you choose. Soft and supple leather, fully equipped with CE-approved Knox armour - plus a removable thermal liner. And with its timeless appearance, REV'IT Rebel fits practically any rider's style. PROTECTION FEATURES Outer shell Mirage Performance cowhide Insulation detachable thermal liner Composition outer shell 100 leather lining 100 polyamide thermal liner 80 polyester, 20 polyamide (insulation 100 polyester) Protection Knox Flexiform CE protection at shoulders and elbows, EVA foam at back, CE prepared for Knox Advance X CE back protector, safety stitching ERGONOMIC FEATURES Fit city fit, regular Adjustability adjustment straps at waist, adjustment tab at collar and cuffs Features short connection zipper, jeans loop Pockets slit pockets, document pocket, inner pockets
Downsizing for proper fit?
In the video review Anthony and person wearing jacket should both be wearing a size 54 according to revit chart but the 50 is what fits and the waist adjustments are maxed out ( fully tightened) as well. I'm a 47 chest 41 waist ,230 so should I be getting a 56 or 58? Trying to avoid sending back a jacket for 2nd time. Thanks
I'm 6'0", 200 lbs with a 45 inch chest. I ordered a 56 and was swimming in the torso. Chest was massive and the waist even more so. Sleeves went down over part of my fingers. I've sent it back for a 52 and we'll see how that works when it arrives.
2 months, 2 weeks ago
Xena X1 / X2 Disc Locks A stronger, more solid disc-lock. Two attack points to increase the force and time required to steal your bike. X1 6mm pushdown locking pin Ultra-portable - Serious security Versatile fit profile - Stylish design X2 14mm double-locking pin Ultra-high level security Sportbike fit profile - Stylish design Sold each.
Size difference?
What size would be best for an SV650 (clueless about disc brakes)?
Matt, you asked which is best. They'll both work. But I do think the larger size is a better go. It will work with your bike (I use the larger one on my Ninja). You just put it through the larger holes in the disc.
9 months ago
Icon Overlord Textile Jacket With all the pattern engineering of the Overlord leather, but executed in a nylon chassis, the Overlord textile represents possibly the best value in textile motorcycle jackets. The durable nylon chassis, combined with large panels of breathable Fighter mesh, provides valuable protection while maintaining comfort. A full complement of internal CE impact protectors confirm the jackets legitamacy. Finally, the Overlord's precurved arms and strategic flex zones position the rider in an sportbike oriented attack posture. The Overlord textile - ready for whatever the streets may hold. Icon attack fit Durable nylon textile chassis Removable Icon CE field armor impact protector elbow and shoulder Removable Icon dual-density foam back pad Gathered elastic flex panels on elbows and shoulders Strategically placed fighter mesh panels for ventilation Removable insulated wind resistat vest Upgradable to stryker CE back protector
Does the white textile version of this jacket clean up well?
I'm really thinking about purchasing this jacket in white. I know that keeping it white will be impossible, but if it cleans up well then I'll be more inclined to buy the white one.
Easy to clean. I just wipe the bugs, etc off and haven't had any problems.
9 months ago
Icon Reign Waterproof Boots One more product to walk out of our foul-weather development center. The Reign boot's easy access and low profile design make it an excellent choice for the daily commute or long distance travel. Rugged waterproof YKK zippers make entry and exit a snap (actually a zip). The waterproof and breathable interior mean your feet stay cool and dry even when it's neither cool nor dry outside. Protection comes by the way of durable leather and a ballistic nylon upper mated with injection molded shin and ankle plates. The lowers feature an axialmetric steel shank along with slip-resistant high friction outsoles. Even with all of these features, we still managed to make them so lightweight and comfortable you may just want to wear them year 'round. Features Durable leather and ballistic nylon upper 100 waterproof seam sealed construction Waterproof and breathable inner lining Injection molded shin and ankle plates Rubber shift interface ribs High friction Icon outsoles Axialmetric steel shank Footpeg interface arch YKK waterproof zippers
Does anybody know how this boots behaves on cold weather? like 32ºF? I own a pair of icon WP gloves but they are not that warm!
Of course, these are new this year so very few riders will have worn them in 32* weather. I have worn them in 60* and been very warm. In fact, they're as warm at that temperature as my hunting boots are (which I've worn in temps as low as -25*). I expect they will be quite warm at 32*, but if you'll be doing serious amounts of riding at that temperature, you may want to look into heating solutions.
9 months ago
Icon Super Duty 4 Boots The fourth iteration of our industry defining Superduty boot pays direct homage to it's SD1 patriarch. The visually defining rubber nub interface and clean pattern lines keep the boot's appearance smooth while hidden ghillie laces reduce snag potential. The new bottom unit provides increased support, durability, and grip while layered foam increases comfort. The midfoot support strap, with upgraded aluminum buckle, provides increased foot retention. Finally, the reduced toebox height provides a greater range of fitment. The Superduty 4, the next step in motorcycle footwear. Durable leather upper Axialmetric steel shank Slip resistant rubber sole Footpeg interface arch Internal ankle protection Adjustable midfoot stabilizer strap Aluminum positive-lock buckle Low profile lacing system Shifter interface nubs
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Hello, I like this shoes very much, could you tell me when you will have size 9.5? Thx~
Blade, I'm a 10.5 and I ordered an 11. It fit perfectly. You may want to round up and try a 10. YMMV of course.
10 months ago
Icon Overlord Textile Jacket With all the pattern engineering of the Overlord leather, but executed in a nylon chassis, the Overlord textile represents possibly the best value in textile motorcycle jackets. The durable nylon chassis, combined with large panels of breathable Fighter mesh, provides valuable protection while maintaining comfort. A full complement of internal CE impact protectors confirm the jackets legitamacy. Finally, the Overlord's precurved arms and strategic flex zones position the rider in an sportbike oriented attack posture. The Overlord textile - ready for whatever the streets may hold. Icon attack fit Durable nylon textile chassis Removable Icon CE field armor impact protector elbow and shoulder Removable Icon dual-density foam back pad Gathered elastic flex panels on elbows and shoulders Strategically placed fighter mesh panels for ventilation Removable insulated wind resistat vest Upgradable to stryker CE back protector
Textile Icon Overlord - Good at High temperatures?
This jacket seems perfect for all needs - just concened about high temperatures in the 90's. Should I keep on looking for a mesh jacket instead of this one?
It depends on your riding needs. If you're doing slow speed commuting (35 mph-ish) I'd say armored mesh might be better. But at higher speeds, the airflow in this jacket is quite good and I personally would want more protection in a crash than mesh can give.
10 months ago