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Project My 2kr :)

Discussion in 'Your 250cc Projects' started by Bluey, Apr 13, 2015.

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    Making me feel like I should have kept my colour scheme and got a custom set done up.

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    Looks good as with the tank painted! Gotta get mine done :)
     
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    Murdo The Good Doctor Staff Member Contributing Member Ride and Events Crew

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    That jacket look to tick all the boxes, liner, armour, reflective bits, etc, and for a good price with free delivery too. Make sure you wear a thick jumper or two when you take measurements so it will fit over a jumper when riding.
    I wear an old Bellstaff that I bought new in 1976. Been down the road three times now and only just scuffed the material.
     
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    Never had to buy one before, thanks for your feedback murdy I'll keep looking around but pretty solid on this one : )
    Bellstaff sound pretty good!
     
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    That seems like a good one too.
     
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    I can not for the life of me make up my mind haha
    What one do you reckon is better?
    Dririder is a well known brand but I just don't know what the inside looks like not buying it if I can't find a photo of the inside...
     
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    Are there any bike shops near you? .... go have a look and try some on

    I went and tried on boots to see what size I was then bought online.
     
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    Yeah I tried some on yesterday at Canberra motorcycles but they didn't have ^^them jackets. I'm just stuck on which one to pick.... What one do you reckon is better grey?
     
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    More than 10 available / 1 sold


    I guess unless u want colors Id go the Dririder

    I like the neck setup on the Matador though but cant see any external pockets

    Dririder : Two outer, two inner pockets + mobile pocket
     
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    I sort of wanna go the dririder but don't know if it will be warmer it has breathable Reissa does that mean air will get though ? Lol sorry for all these questions
     
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    Reissa......Made in Korea
    REISSA is an advanced material with breathable and water-proof membrane developed by Young Poong Filltex co.,Ltd. This membrane is made of specialized hydrophilic polyurethane which fulfills higher vapor transmission and waterproofness.

    REISSA is combined with various textiles by coating or laminating for sportswear, gloves, tents and shoes. This technology can provide us comfort and extreme durability in severe weather conditions.

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    High resistance to rain and snow
    High resistance to wind and cold
    High transmission of perspiration
    Very thin and soft
     
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    Wow that's everything and more I needed to know thanks grey!!
     
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    Ordered the dririder from a different website, it was $133 thanks for all that info grey
     
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    You won't be disappointed......good jacket :thumb_ups:
     
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    Got the same Dririder jacket @Bluey mine has bright green reflective material on the arms and chest. You will be stoked, I don't get cold or hot and feels pretty snug. Hope you got the next size up so you can stack some layers underneath it when need be.
     
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    Yeah!! :) I was gonna get the small so it was snug but thought I better get the medium lucky. glad you have good raps on it :)
     
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    Just go to your local bike shop with the tyre specs and fit what you can / what is cheapest / what is stickiest / best we weather grip etc.
     
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