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Discussion in 'Riding Gear - Accessories - Workshop Tools' started by risky, Jul 31, 2013.

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  1. Phil

    Phil Senior Member Contributing Member

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    That is what I did last year, haven't worn them yet.
     
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    **** I forgot was busy on bike check tomorrow but I live north brissy and it aldi stuff last 2 mins
     
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    depending where you are, north lakes still had a bit there in the arvo, kippa ring had that many people there early i don't think they would have anything much left
     
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    Ever seen any aldi Gear hold up to a stack?, I have seen a guy go down at around 15-20 in a textile jacket and it tore chunks out of it
     
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    What is your point?????
     
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    Murdo The Good Doctor Staff Member Contributing Member Ride and Events Crew

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    Wore the thermal pants and socks on ride today. Would not know you have the pants on, they are so comfortable and warm, socks good too.
     
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    Good to hear ...I bought the pants cuz the top was so good.

    I would have been there today to test them out also except my f***** ex decided at the last minute that her social life was more important than having my son. :mad:
     
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    Murdo The Good Doctor Staff Member Contributing Member Ride and Events Crew

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    Missed you today Grey, good rollup for cold morning.
    I empathise with you, have been there myself.
     
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    Any stack can take chunks out the jacket. All depends on the road surface. Not always on speed.

    To me gear is a consumable. If I go down, depending on the damage it might get thrown. However, if I may be a little iffy about putting it back on again. Just like a helmet. If it only saves you once, it's done the job.

    In the words of a famous tyre manufacturing jingle:

    "If it only saves you once a year, it's a Goodyear"
     
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    Thats a good way to look at it.
    I gave my wife a shopping list so that i couldnt go overboard lol. Got another pair of jeans(they now have armour pockets), midlayer bottoms socks and a neck warmer
     
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  11. ruckusman

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    Guys any tips for making the jacket fabric more pliable - or is a cycle or two through the wash a good option?

    peace out
     
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    Other then sweating it out in it I've got nothing lol
     
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    Yea I bought the jacket last year and found it very very stiff ..... maybe a few sessions in the wash might be a good option.
     
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    better that than sweating it out - last thing I want is for it to smell like my armpit, sweaty armpit no less
     
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    Says gentle cold wash .... so its in there now .... probably take a week to dry :D
     
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    I'm going to give that a go - I have a second jacket so it can take as long as it needs to dry
     
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    bought a pair of thermal pants today. figured if they fit murdo and grey they would fit me.lol.
     
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    My dririder was still perfectly intact after a 60kph down on my cbr
    I dont trust any of it,

    It was an aldi textile jacket phil
     
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    What caused the aldi jacket to tear up?
     
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    No idea, was smooth damp tar(Aldi). Mine(Dririder) Was on extremely rocky gravel. Some rocks were so sharp they stabbed me through my jacket
     
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