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Offline UK_Vstrom650

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Re: High safety (yet as comfy as possible) jeans
« Reply #40 on: August 24, 2023, 21:28:21 »
Lots of bicycle shops do better deals online on their own website than in the showroom. Boils my p***

I asked SBS to price match a Neotec 2 and Cardo head unit to Infinity Motorcycles as it was £20 cheaper, but they wouldn't as the helmet was a different colour (I said I didn't care about colour so they could pick but it wasn't like-for-like).
But apart from that, I always buy from SBS, staff are friendly and after sales is fab

Offline Phild

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Re: High safety (yet as comfy as possible) jeans
« Reply #41 on: August 25, 2023, 08:52:50 »
How much did you pay for your Roadskin’s Timangus?

They’ve got an offer on at the moment, £179.99 and they throw in a set of gloves worth £49.99.

I’m contemplating taking the plunge.👍

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Re: High safety (yet as comfy as possible) jeans
« Reply #42 on: August 25, 2023, 09:15:42 »
I negotiated a bit off, as I didn’t need the gloves. They looked good though and well worth the asking price for both. They are cheaper as they only sell direct so don’t have a retail mark up for shops. They use a company in Germany for the armour, so its all EU certified.

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Re: High safety (yet as comfy as possible) jeans
« Reply #43 on: August 25, 2023, 10:24:13 »
The two pairs of gloves I use for touring are looking very sad now……and they’ve got ‘Honda’ written on them.😱

I think I’ll wait until I’ve had a few beers over the weekend, then go shopping whilst still under the influence…..seems less painful that way.😉

Offline Fife Davie

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Re: High safety (yet as comfy as possible) jeans
« Reply #44 on: October 20, 2023, 11:40:59 »
Expensive but John Doe Full Aramid are as comfortable as you will get.
I need another pair as the denim has worn through on the Donkey after 6 years of never taking them off.
Highly recommended as they don't look bike specific, they look like normal jeans

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Re: High safety (yet as comfy as possible) jeans
« Reply #45 on: November 13, 2023, 07:04:27 »
Phil, take a trip to Last Years Gear in Bridgwater.

They might have something suitable and even if they don't it's always worth checking out the bargains.
The older I get, the better I was.

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Re: High safety (yet as comfy as possible) jeans
« Reply #46 on: December 11, 2023, 17:00:52 »
I’ve not heard of them before Neil.

I’ll try and get there before Christmas.👍

My son got a great deal when he renewed his riding gear from Motorcycle Megastore in their big twice a year sale. He paid £179 for a set of Spidi textiles. The trousers alone were £299 in Sports Bike Shop at the time. I looked for some jeans, but none left in my size.🤷‍♂️