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Cheap Kangaroo suit - but

22 posts · Started by pingvin · 26 Oct 2008

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Post 1 by pingvin,

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Got a very good offer on a Spyke all Kangaroo suit (less than half price). Fit like a glove and very comfortable straight away. It weighs like half of a cow suit and should protect at least as well. Vented and carbon protectors. Only thing is...the color sucks. I don't care if the colors don't match perfectly (you know the type, Ducati, red dainese corse suit, helmet etc). But see the picture and you know what I mean

Doesn't exactly match my SDR...and my helmet is red and black

So should I care? It's only for track riding...but still don't want to look lika a fookin clown Just can't make up my mind.

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Post 2 by jawk,

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I probably wouldnt care... but then I strive to make sure my bike clothing doesnt match - especially on the dirt bike!

Can one re-color leathers like shoes can be?

Cheers
Gary

Post 3 by Mr_Trecolareco,

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Ide buy it, but you knew how ist was, don't give a care to the world outta here but to us as we are, it matters,

good protection and many smiles for many miles. good job. it is the man and the metal, you know.... if color cost you more then think it over. be happy.

Post 4 by Grendel,

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pros:

- half price,
- great spec
- excellent fit,

cons:

- bad collour

Well, it depends on your will:

- do you stand seeing youserlf in blue on your TD's pics?
- do you prefer spending twice as much on a new suit with the right colour?

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Post 6 by Grendel,

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Grendel has been accused of having the ugliest track suit in the world (this one may just beat it). But he doesn't care, because it was cheap, good quality, and fit. The best response is to go around the outside of them and leave them in dust. Then their eyes can start hurting for a completely different reason.

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Post 21 by Superdan,

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I would not risk it mate, I would fill the sink with hot water and laundy detergent and wash it by hand and air dry it.

Next tip how to get those stubborn creases out of your shirt.

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