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#1
Accessories, Farkels and Mods / Re: Sena 10u
April 03, 2016, 04:19:22 PM
Thanks Phill, I've just ordered it  :wink:
#2
Accessories, Farkels and Mods / Sena 10u
March 23, 2016, 01:16:10 PM
I'm looking at buying a Sena 10u for my Shoei Neotec helmet and was wondering does anybody else use this device. The reason I ask is that with this system there is a remote control that fits to the handlebar which enables you to answer calls etc. Looking at the GTR Im finding it difficult to locate a spot to position this remote control. Any advice would be helpful.
#3
1400GTR Discussion / Re: Neutral light sensor
April 23, 2014, 04:03:10 AM
How did you get on with the Sensor Simmo? I'm having the same problem with mine  :sad:
#4
Quote from: zedmeister on April 01, 2014, 09:04:09 PM
Dainese and alpine star are good kit had em for more years than i care to remember, but i have recently had Kawasaki kit and it is amazing, got to say it is comparable if not better than dainese and A/S. Been out in monsoon weather and still bone dry, and in baking hot weather still nice and cool, worth a look.

Zedmeister,
Which Kawasaki Kit did you get? Is it the Stelvio or is it the new Ventoux? I've tried to find reviews of the new Ventoux jacket and pants but can't find any anywhere  :sad: There is a deal on the Ventoux jacket and pants at the moment and it comes in a lot cheaper than the Dainese kit. 
#5
Thanks for all the replies guys. I think i'll go the route of the Dainese Stradon as it seems to be a great piece of kit at a very good price. The Rukka is just that bit too expensive for the mileage that I do  :wink:
#6
Quote from: nightrider on March 29, 2014, 08:38:55 AM
I tried the ruckka jacket on at infinity at York but found it did not fit me ,and felt to bulky , tried on the dainese and felt a lot better fit , purchased it from motorcard  and  the fit and quailty is superb ,feels really nice to wear , have not tested the waterproof element yet ,but are doing a few days in Scotland soon so it should get tested, had furygan two piece before costing over £500 and in Heavy rain the water got in around the stomach area , I think a jacket with a long cut is best ,  on a cheaper budget the rst paragon gets a good right up , but the dainese and ruckka is top gear , just shop around for the best price , I got the jacket ,trousers ,and alpine style water proof boots for £800 , which is a massive saving on prices over. Here ,balance it out over the Next 10 years use and it's not to dear, plus having the right gear makes or breaks a trip. :biker3:
Nightrider,

What Dainese kit did you go for? Was it the Stradon? Motocard is by far the cheapest site to get gear and free delivery too. Very impressed with their pricing and the gear is shipped from their warehouse in Spain so no extra VAT costs  :smiley: How did you fair out with the sizing? Looking at the review on youtube it says that the Stradon is about half a size larger so the 56 would really be a 57. It looks like a great bit of kit :smiley:
#7
Accessories, Farkels and Mods / Re: Bikerland.de
March 31, 2014, 11:47:54 PM
Quote from: Boomer on March 27, 2014, 08:42:38 PM
Andorra is not in the EU so you will get charged £22 VAT plus handling charge.

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The goods are actually shipped from their warehouse in Spain, which is in the E.U. so you are not charged any extra vat on delivery. The VAT is already included in the price and its free delivery too  :smiley:
#8
Nightrider,

What Dainese kit did you go for? Was it the Stradon? Motocard is by far the cheapest site to get gear and free delivery too. Very impressed with their pricing and the gear is shipped from their warehouse in Spain so no extra VAT costs  :smiley: How did you fair out with the sizing? Looking at the review on youtube it says that the Stradon is about half a size larger so the 56 would really be a 57. It looks like a great bit of kit :smiley:
#9
I'm going to Germay in early May on a bike trip and i've decided to invest in a new jacket and pants.  Any advice would be greatly apreciated  :smiley: