Madhatterni
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- First reviewJune 10, 2011
- Last reviewJuly 5, 2011
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- First questionJune 24, 2011
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Shoei RF-1100 Divinity Helmet
Shoei RF1100 Diabolic Divinity Helmet Shoei is proudly introducing the all-new RF-1100 Divinity Helmet which builds on the strongest pedigree in the motorcycle helmet business. In 2003 the RF-1000 was introduced and has enjoyed great success. But that success did not stop the Shoei development team from creating a brand-new helmet that combines customer and dealer requests with advanced technology, modern testing practices, and 50 years of helmet-building experience. The all-new, groundbreaking RF-1100 Divinity Motorcycle Helmet has sleek styling as well as a touch of divine graphics that make this helmet a solid part of the new Shoei RF-1100 Helmet line. Features Dual-Layer EPS Liner Interior System Chin Curtain Breath Guard Q.R.S.A. (Quick Release Self-Adjusting) Base Plate System CW-1 Shield AIM+ Shell Construction (Snell M2010-Approved) 5 Shell Sizes Shell-Integrated Spoiler Variable Ventilation System
Overall rating
Awesome!
PostedJuly 5, 2011
Madhatterni
From Wappingers Falls
State:NY
Rider Type:Commuter
Age:18-24
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
4
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5
Style
5
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5
Comfort
5
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5
Protection & Durability
5
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5
Air Flow
5
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5
Features
5
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5
Noise Level
Quiet
Loud
Weight
Light
Heavy
Shape
Narrow
Round
Vision
Narrow
Wide
I am very pleased due to this purchase. I'm a LG and before this helmet I had a exo 1000 from scorpion which had me with the pomp, inside shades, and price. I can honestly say Shoei won me over. My exo 1000 lasted a year but looked like i had it for a decade. the product chipped easy aswell the face sheild. Shoei after 4 months not 1 scratch & looks like I just bought it. Really top notch. My only complaint is when stopped early in the morning i see fog but after riding for 1 min it was like it was never there.
Rides: 2009 Kawasaki EX650 Ninja 650R
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Alpinestars SP-X Gloves Closeout
Replace by the 2012 Alpinestars SPX Gloves Alpinestars SP-X sport/multi-purpose, lightweight riding glove Full-grain leather and air mesh construction Synthetic suede palm with leather reinforcements for improved grip and protection Carbon fiber knuckle, side palm and finger protection Micro-injected knuckle protection Leather-reinforced thumb EVA padded wrist protection Silicone printing on fingertips for increased grip Street styled, glove design with extended wrist protection on external wrist area Velcro wrist closure with TPR logo on upper wrist Neoprene cuff for comfort TPR logos and details with printed palm logo
Overall rating
A step up in the right direction!
PostedJune 10, 2011
Madhatterni
From Wappingers Falls
State:NY
Rider Type:Commuter
Age:18-24
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
4
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5
Style
5
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5
Comfort
4
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5
Protection & Durability
5
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5
Air Flow
5
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5
Features
4
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5
Fit
Small
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First of all I'm pleased that it took this site 1 day to get these to me after an exchange. I first got the Dainese Two Stroke gloves.
The two stroke couldn't match what this glove has, aswell the feel and look. This glove is not only safe but will turn heads. I love the air flow but this is deff a 3 season glove.
I drive a 09 ninja 650r red (so of coarse i got the white & red gloves)
at 30-40 u feel a breeze which is quite nice
50+ your hands stay at a comfortable temp even during high temps.
My last pair of gloves were icons and scorpions but they dont come close to this. Very pleased
My g/f is to because she wanted me to get better protection gloves aswell I travel atleast 1000 miles a month on my bike for work and 700 miles atleast personal.
50+ your hands stay at a comfortable temp even during high temps.
My last pair of gloves were icons and scorpions but they dont come close to this. Very pleased
My g/f is to because she wanted me to get better protection gloves aswell I travel atleast 1000 miles a month on my bike for work and 700 miles atleast personal.
Rides: 2009 Kawasaki EX650 Ninja 650R
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Dainese Avro Textile Jacket Focus Self-assertion and sports passion come together in this jacket designed with an eye to the new Dainese suits and dedicated to riders in search of lightweight, technical gear with a close eye on price as well. Safety is guaranteed by homologated composite protectors, a pocket for the type-G back protector, and reflective inserts. The ergonomic cut, elasticated inserts, side, collar, and cuff adjustment possibilities, and the jacket-pants fastening zip all permit the widest range of fit and freedom of movement combined with a removable thermal lining and ventilation zips to offer remarkable riding comfort. Features Removable composite protectors certified to EN 1621.1/97 Standard Cordura Comfort fabric Neck adjustment Wrist adjustement Waist adjustment Jacket-trousers fastening system Inserts in elasticated fabric Sanitized lining Removable thermal liner Air vents Pocket for backspace G1 and G2 Reflective inserts 2 outside pockets Internal pocket Pocket on removable liner
Is this good for weath that range from 50-95 degrees?
I live in upper state ny and the look of this jacket caught my eye. I'm looking at this and the turmac revi it but leaning to this because of price and the 3 season the video speaks about but i leave 5am where its 50 degrees and then when i ride back around 3pm its around 80 to upper 90s.
1 year, 11 months ago
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Madhatterni
Rider Type: Commuter
Age: 18-24
Gender: male
Wappingers Falls
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