Racing Suits

[CBR_Rider]

Originally posted by rhema83@Dec 28 2006, 07:32 AM

Bro, you don't have to buy the expensive kangaroo / titanium suit what. The cheaper ones are about S$1200 loh.

still ex wat.... i looking at less than 800

[fat di]

you want i sell you my dainese size 48 lor...dont worry...wont exceed yr budget...hehe

[CBR_Rider]

Originally posted by fat di@Dec 28 2006, 11:41 AM

you want i sell you my dainese size 48 lor...dont worry...wont exceed yr budget...hehe

can fit me or not? like too big leh. i thought u sold yr dainese alreadt?

[fat di]

got one more to sell mah...you also see before...haha...time to get a new suit...hehe

[CBR_Rider]

Originally posted by fat di@Dec 28 2006, 04:51 PM

got one more to sell mah...you also see before...haha...time to get a new suit...hehe

PM me thw price lor. i go yr place and take a look these few days

[Hong-U]

How do you guys clean off the mould from leather suit?

 

I went track once in da rain, came back suit full of disgusting mould.

Washed it, left it to dry.

The freaking mould came back only after one night.

 

Depressed!~

[rhema83]

Originally posted by Hong-U@Dec 30 2006, 02:10 PM

How do you guys clean off the mould from leather suit?

 

I went track once in da rain, came back suit full of disgusting mould.

Washed it, left it to dry.

The freaking mould came back only after one night.

 

Depressed!~

Bro, sorry to confuse you in the other thread. You should really send it to dry clean if it's that jialat. After it comes back, get the 3M leather waterproofing spray. It doesn't really make your leathers 100% waterproof, but stains will be easier to wash off due to the film that the spray forms. And slight drizzles won't hurt your leathers anymore.

[rhema83]

As I have mentioned before, I will be importing Arlen Ness and Berik products starting 2007. You can visit http://www.madif.com to check out the various products and PM me the model, size and color to enquire about availability and price. I accept only DBS bank transfer and PayPal.

 

I am still discussing with Andy regarding advertising here, so I can't put up a full advertisment with pictures, yet.

[Hong-U]

oh.... will take note of it.

Thanks Rhema83 once again.

[R46]

Originally posted by rhema83@Dec 31 2006, 09:20 PM

Bro, sorry to confuse you in the other thread. You should really send it to dry clean if it's that jialat. After it comes back, get the 3M leather waterproofing spray. It doesn't really make your leathers 100% waterproof, but stains will be easier to wash off due to the film that the spray forms. And slight drizzles won't hurt your leathers anymore.

bro for the 3M leather waterproof spray i can get it any where ?

[rhema83]

Originally posted by R46@Jan 1 2007, 08:06 PM

bro for the 3M leather waterproof spray i can get it any where ?

Honestly I am not sure. I suppose either Carrefour or the DIY shop will have it. It was recommended to me by fellow forumers a couple of years ago.

 

Currently I am using a house brand leather spray I bought in a leather shop in US. It is meant for waterproofing leather to withstand snow, so I guess it works for light rain as well.

 

Today I did a very stupid thing. I finished my right kneeslider without noticing and scrapped my titanium kneeguard a little. I was in the corner when I suddenly felt that my right knee was very hot. I slowed down and went back to the pits and realized that I was starting to scrap the kneeguard. Heart pain!

 

Does anyone know where I can get cheap and good kneesliders? Or expensive but very durable (maybe titanium) kneesliders? I go through them way too fast, 1 set in just 4 sessions.

[TiUsTer]

Originally posted by rhema83@January 01, 2007 10:37 pm

Honestly I am not sure. I suppose either Carrefour or the DIY shop will have it. It was recommended to me by fellow forumers a couple of years ago.

 

Currently I am using a house brand leather spray I bought in a leather shop in US. It is meant for waterproofing leather to withstand snow, so I guess it works for light rain as well.

 

Today I did a very stupid thing. I finished my right kneeslider without noticing and scrapped my titanium kneeguard a little. I was in the corner when I suddenly felt that my right knee was very hot. I slowed down and went back to the pits and realized that I was starting to scrap the kneeguard. Heart pain!

 

Does anyone know where I can get cheap and good kneesliders? Or expensive but very durable (maybe titanium) kneesliders? I go through them way too fast, 1 set in just 4 sessions.

does $45 for lighttech knee sliders sounds resonable for you?

[rhema83]

Originally posted by TiUsTer@January 03, 2007 11:26 am

does $45 for lighttech knee sliders sounds resonable for you?

Thanks for your offer. It is actually a very reasonable price. But I have even more inexpensive options.

 

By the way, does the Ti rod in the Ti-embedded knee sliders make it more durable? Or do they just give sparks for visual effect?

[TooToo7]

Originally posted by rhema83@January 03, 2007 06:58 pm

Thanks for your offer. It is actually a very reasonable price. But I have even more inexpensive options.

 

By the way, does the Ti rod in the Ti-embedded knee sliders make it more durable? Or do they just give sparks for visual effect?

What are the other inexpensive options you have ?

 

[rhema83]

Originally posted by eSPy`7@January 03, 2007 08:04 pm

What are the other inexpensive options you have ?

 

Actually, my "option" is not much cheaper. Just that I can get knee sliders that matches my suit.

[Tourer]

Hey guys, just found out Rhema's MO thread on Arlen Ness suits, check out his offer man. He's selling MotoGP race replica kangaroo suits at over slightly 1k only!

 

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forum/index....howtopic=143332

[rhema83]

Originally posted by tourer84@January 09, 2007 01:51 am

Hey guys, just found out Rhema's MO thread on Arlen Ness suits, check out his offer man. He's selling MotoGP race replica kangaroo suits at over slightly 1k only!

 

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forum/index....howtopic=143332

Well, most people don't know what they are missing out on.

 

MotoGP race replica comparison...

 

1) Arlen Ness kangaroo leather with titanium protectors (Nakano, Barros, De Puniet) - $1440 after discount

2) Dainese kangaroo leather with titanium protectors (Rossi, Biaggi, Pedrosa) - $3000+

3) Alpinestars cow leather with plastic protectors (Hayden, Stoner, Roberts) - ~$3000

4) Spidi kangaroo leather with plastic protectors (Gibernau, Edwards, Melandri) - ~$3000

[R46]

Originally posted by rhema83@January 03, 2007 05:58 pm

Thanks for your offer. It is actually a very reasonable price. But I have even more inexpensive options.

 

By the way, does the Ti rod in the Ti-embedded knee sliders make it more durable? Or do they just give sparks for visual effect?

so what sliders will u be getting and how much ?

[rhema83]

Originally posted by R46@January 16, 2007 02:16 pm

so what sliders will u be getting and how much ?

I got replacement Arlen Ness sliders. 25% off list price.

 

On a sidenote, the 25% discount on Arlen Ness and Berik stuff will end at CNY. Don't waste this once-in-a-lifetime chance to get top suits for cheap!

[rhema83]

The final MO for 25% discount is here:

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forum/index....30#entry3614596

 

Do not hesistate anymore. This may be the last chance to get such top of the line gear at these low prices.

[prodigalson316]

i would like to add hump and change zip for my suit where is the best place to go to and about how $$ ?

[-tRuSt-]

if budget is below $1k...what suit can i get?

[TooToo7]

Originally posted by [-tRuSt-]@January 31, 2007 05:28 pm

if budget is below $1k...what suit can i get?

Probably X-strom.

[rhema83]

Originally posted by [-tRuSt-

,January 31, 2007 05:28 pm] if budget is below $1k...what suit can i get?

Arlen Ness / Berik.

 

See the thread in my signature. 25% off all suits. Dainese quality for X-Strom price!

[Knightly]

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