Oversized leathers?

Discussion in 'Australian Motorcycles' started by Intact Kneeslider, Mar 1, 2004.

  1. Intact Kneeslider

    Smiling Bob Guest

    Doesn't make the Underdog Leathers folks any less a pack
    of spammer bitches though.

    Bob
     
    Smiling Bob, Mar 5, 2004
    #81
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  2. You're absolutely right. Let everyone either coming into motorcycling or
    replacing gear they bought in the early 90's go on thinking that leathers
    just cost $1500 and up as a matter of course, and that if you want leathers,
    that's what you have to be prepared to pay.

    Nice touch you opting out of being archived on Google, too...
     
    Intact Kneeslider, Mar 5, 2004
    #82
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  3. Eh?

    If you are aligning yourself with Allen Kirk, its time for someone to post
    you the tin hat!

    Hammo
     
    Hamish Alker-Jones, Mar 5, 2004
    #83
  4. Well, remembering how that guy tried to turn ausmoto into a seminar for his
    con-job motorcycle safety consultancy, and the titanic clashes Clem had with
    him before he finally admitted defeat and resigned himself to browbeating a
    much more pliable audience, ie. Americans, it's almost like Clem's developed
    this hyper-sensitivity towards the group being used for even a hint of
    commercial activity.

    Thinking about it, shit I'd've been laying into that clown had I been around
    at the time.
     
    Intact Kneeslider, Mar 5, 2004
    #84
  5. Intact Kneeslider

    Smiling Bob Guest

    A visit to any MC accessories store will tell you that
    leathers don't need to cost anywhere neat $1500.00. Dunno
    where you made that figure up from.

    Doesn't make the Underdog Leathers folks any less a pack
    of spammer bitches either.

    I need some leathers. Had a look at the Underdog stuff
    on Sunday at Mt White too. They seem pretty good, and
    well priced. I won't buy from them though - basic
    principle of life: If you buy from spammers, they keep
    spamming.

    You say that like there's something wrong with it. Are
    you a spammer bitch too?

    Bob
     
    Smiling Bob, Mar 5, 2004
    #85
  6. Intact Kneeslider

    Smiling Bob Guest

    And rightly so. Usenet ain't for spammer bitches. Spammer
    bitches are leeches who take advantage of the goodwill of
    folks who ship usenet around the planet at their own expense
    for their own evil commercial porpoises. Spammer bitches
    are an offense to the fundamental principles that teh
    intarweb was built on. Spammer bitches are evil.

    Underdog Leathers are spammer bitches trying to be clever
    spammer bitches. It ain't working.

    Bob
     
    Smiling Bob, Mar 5, 2004
    #86

  7. .....and what was I, chopped liver?

    Hammo
     
    Hamish Alker-Jones, Mar 5, 2004
    #87
  8. From my own early wanderings around accessory shops and dealers, when I was
    a know-nothing noob, at the mercy of cynical sales staff who had the twin
    options of either getting me to pay out of my arse for the good stuff, or a
    more sane amount, but for stuff which would peel back every time you go
    above 160.

    I crashed in a set of cheap leathers of the sort you buy from a shop. Every
    seam which had a chance to, failed. A fetish outfit would've held up better.

    Btw, from memory, top-of-the-line Dainese and Alpinestars suits are nudging
    three grand these days, aren't they?
    Are you honestly expecting anyone to believe a word of that?
    Yes, there is. It means you want the ability to plop into the middle of any
    discussion you please without fear of having something you might say come
    around and bite you in the arse later.

    See, for instance, since only so many people have replied to your past
    posts, I can't quite figure out if you're just another gutless, bored
    halfwit trying to shit-stir, or are you really as stupid as your foaming at
    the mouth here makes you seem?

    Though I do actually have an idea of who you might be... how's the Blade?
    As opposed to a trolling bitch?
     
    Intact Kneeslider, Mar 5, 2004
    #88
  9. (sigh) Chopped liver, no, not by any means. An acknowledgement junkie, on
    the other hand...

    Reading back over some of those threads, though... you used to one angry,
    angry young Hammo...
     
    Intact Kneeslider, Mar 5, 2004
    #89
  10. Intact Kneeslider

    Johnnie5 Guest

    whats top of the range ??

    not too long ago i was in Actions and they had Daunese for $1500

    the ducati branded dainese are around or just over $2K

    makes the ones i got at cashies for $450 a bargain pity about the colours
    though
     
    Johnnie5, Mar 5, 2004
    #90
  11. If all the Italians weren't so fond of building their entire faken websites
    out of Flash, I'd have the patience to tell you.... but basically the suits
    with the Quasimodo aero-hump on the back, offset zipper, hard plastic
    shoulders with the incorporated vents and possibly the pointless little bits
    of embossed titanium in the shoulders and knees... like, near-replicas of
    what the world-level racers wear. You're not going to find those in stock at
    many shops. I just reckon it takes a bit of a hide (boom-boom) to slap that
    kind of pricetag on what is, after all, a garment.
    I'm not saying everything Dainese costs three grand; although, if someone
    was selling one of their suits for $1500 these days, it's either very old
    (like, superseeded stock from 3-4 years ago) or very basic, like the
    single-colour Luce suit which half the sportsbike riders in Melbourne seem
    to have bought; in black, of course.
    Not wrong there... :)
     
    Intact Kneeslider, Mar 5, 2004
    #91
  12. Intact Kneeslider

    jase Guest

    Im waiting to be told too, but he seems to have gone quiet on that
    battle front

    Jase
     
    jase, Mar 5, 2004
    #92
  13. In aus.motorcycles on Fri, 05 Mar 2004 05:53:40 GMT
    Yanno, it's always been acceptable for commercial bods to say "yeah I do
    that" *if* they contribute to the group in other ways.

    Since 1992 at least.

    And what the ****'s an "intarweb"?

    Zebee
     
    Zebee Johnstone, Mar 5, 2004
    #93
  14. I should also add that Dainese are somewhat in the doghouse with me because
    they cut most of their range, save for a couple of the humbler designs, off
    as size 56E. I'm 60E.

    It's like Dainese are telling me I'm expendable.

    Homey don't play that...
     
    Intact Kneeslider, Mar 5, 2004
    #94
  15. Intact Kneeslider

    conehead Guest

    Gary, does your sig suggest that Gandhi was guilty of those sins, or that he
    considered them to be sins?

    --
    Conehead
    "Besides, I have vehicle(s), which is/(are) not used me so much of the above
    is something I need to abide to in order for things to get done."

    Hammo, in aus.motorcycles
     
    conehead, Mar 5, 2004
    #95
  16. Intact Kneeslider

    Johnnie5 Guest

    ah with all the wank factor
    nah this was multicolour which would have suited the blue and white gixxer
    brigade
     
    Johnnie5, Mar 5, 2004
    #96
  17. Intact Kneeslider

    Gary Woodman Guest

    http://www.waproo.com.au/products/leatherdye.htm

    Gary

    --
    Wealth without Work
    Pleasure without Conscience
    Science without Humanity
    Knowledge without Character
    Politics without Principle
    Commerce without Morality
    Worship without Sacrifice

    The Seven Deadly Sins of M.K. Gandhi
     
    Gary Woodman, Mar 5, 2004
    #97
  18. Intact Kneeslider

    Knobdoodle Guest

    X-No-archive: yes
    ~
    I'm gonna go to hell for this one; I'm always getting in trouble for trying
    to pleasure someone who is unconscious......
    Clem
     
    Knobdoodle, Mar 5, 2004
    #98
  19. Intact Kneeslider

    Gary Woodman Guest

    It's just a list. Have you heard of this Gandhi chap before? Was he
    wealthy? Was he principled? What was his sacrifice?

    In other words, I'm having two bob each way.

    Gary

    --
    Wealth without Work
    Pleasure without Conscience
    Science without Humanity
    Knowledge without Character
    Politics without Principle
    Commerce without Morality
    Worship without Sacrifice

    The Seven Deadly Sins of M.K. Gandhi
     
    Gary Woodman, Mar 5, 2004
    #99
  20. Intact Kneeslider

    Gary Woodman Guest

    Gandhi was a Hindu, no Hell for them, so you can come back as... a gnat.

    Gary

    --
    Wealth without Work
    Pleasure without Conscience
    Science without Humanity
    Knowledge without Character
    Politics without Principle
    Commerce without Morality
    Worship without Sacrifice

    The Seven Deadly Sins of M.K. Gandhi
     
    Gary Woodman, Mar 5, 2004
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