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  • #46
    Re: SPARTAN GLOVES: Review and Experiences

    Originally posted by xpranav View Post
    Thank you for the positive response. If you find the mentioned gloves out of your budget then take your time and save for it because the day you own it, you'll find n reasons just to ride your bike and I say so because I took my time too



    Frankly speaking Ares is the most priced among other similar full gauntlet gloves from the Indian competitors but the feel is like oooo-lala .......... as I have given in my review before that I did try a DSG and a SPG by wearing them at the same time in my hands and I felt a difference in comfort between my left & right hand. Go to planetdsg and cramster websites to see the possibilities. But by looking at the recent posts from a few members I suggest you "just for now" to keep a distance from the DSG as some quality issues had been reported.
    What about a waterproof one ...because when i enquired about them one of the supplier told that now they have dsg hybrid which is completely waterproof.

    you live only once.....
    Keep ur friends close.....but keep ur enemies closer.

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    • #47
      Re: SPARTAN GLOVES: Review and Experiences

      Originally posted by chakresh View Post
      What about a waterproof one ...because when i enquired about them one of the supplier told that now they have dsg hybrid which is completely waterproof.

      you live only once.....
      when you are on a bike there is no economy product which is waterproof (but there are 100% waterproof stuff which costs a bomb), though things can be water resistant upto a limit. so don't fall for those lose words. and as I said DSG is not in a good shape these days so choose carefully.

      For rains, expert bikers suggest to wear a bigger size rain coat over the riding jackets to protect yourself and so is the case with gloves too I hope you are getting my point

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      Originally posted by chakresh View Post
      What about a waterproof one ...because when i enquired about them one of the supplier told that now they have dsg hybrid which is completely waterproof.

      you live only once.....
      when you are on a bike there is no economy product which is waterproof (but there are 100% waterproof stuff which costs a bomb), though things can be water resistant upto a limit. so don't fall for those lose words. and as I said DSG is not in a good shape these days so choose carefully.

      For rains, expert bikers suggest to wear a bigger size rain coat over the riding jackets to protect yourself and so is the case with gloves too I hope you are getting my point

      Warm Regards,
      Pranav


      Use riding gears because Safety doesn't happen by Accident

      Spot me covered in:
      Vega Shadow - SPG Icarus - SPG Ares - SPG Perseus

      Honda CBF Stunner - Oct'11 to till date | Barky's Baby: Honda CBF 125 Modification

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      • #48
        Re: SPARTAN GLOVES: Review and Experiences

        @snehithpereira ........ sorry if I missed, but did you purchase the gore-tex ones ? any reviews ?

        Warm Regards,
        Pranav


        Use riding gears because Safety doesn't happen by Accident

        Spot me covered in:
        Vega Shadow - SPG Icarus - SPG Ares - SPG Perseus

        Honda CBF Stunner - Oct'11 to till date | Barky's Baby: Honda CBF 125 Modification

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        • #49
          Re: SPARTAN GLOVES: Review and Experiences

          Originally posted by xpranav View Post
          @snehithpereira ........ sorry if I missed, but did you purchase the gore-tex ones ? any reviews ?
          Hi bro,

          Snehith had a small incident and will not be able to reply as of now.
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          • #50
            Re: SPARTAN GLOVES: Review and Experiences

            any reviews on zeus gloves


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            • #51
              Re: SPARTAN GLOVES: Review and Experiences

              how about buying steelbird riding gloves ??

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              • #52
                Re: SPARTAN GLOVES: Review and Experiences

                Originally posted by 747anwar View Post
                any reviews on zeus gloves
                Originally posted by dev_prasad11 View Post
                how about buying steelbird riding gloves ??
                Why not post the queries in Universal Riding Gear thread.

                This thread is about Spartan gloves.

                Ride safe and have fun.
                Regards
                Nadeem

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                • #53
                  Re: SPARTAN GLOVES: Review and Experiences

                  Originally posted by 747anwar View Post
                  any reviews on zeus gloves
                  zeus motorcycle gear

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                  If you search http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/universa...rs-thread.html I can assure you to find a nice review from one of the biker on Zeus, thorough and in all detail.

                  Warm Regards,
                  Pranav


                  Use riding gears because Safety doesn't happen by Accident

                  Spot me covered in:
                  Vega Shadow - SPG Icarus - SPG Ares - SPG Perseus

                  Honda CBF Stunner - Oct'11 to till date | Barky's Baby: Honda CBF 125 Modification

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                  • #54
                    Re: SPARTAN GLOVES: Review and Experiences

                    @snehithpereira , nice write-up. You're review really helped me in choosing the centaur gloves. I've been using them for a couple of months now & it has accumulated salt deposits on the stitches/joints. So I've got a question for you, have you ever washed the gloves? machine wash or hand wash preferred?

                    @Sunnyside_up! , a little help here.

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                    • #55
                      Re: SPARTAN GLOVES: Review and Experiences

                      Originally posted by Shiv_beam View Post
                      @snehithpereira , nice write-up. You're review really helped me in choosing the centaur gloves. I've been using them for a couple of months now & it has accumulated salt deposits on the stitches/joints. So I've got a question for you, have you ever washed the gloves? machine wash or hand wash preferred?

                      @Sunnyside_up! , a little help here.
                      I hope it helps How to Care for Leather - Caring for Vintage Leather

                      Warm Regards,
                      Pranav


                      Use riding gears because Safety doesn't happen by Accident

                      Spot me covered in:
                      Vega Shadow - SPG Icarus - SPG Ares - SPG Perseus

                      Honda CBF Stunner - Oct'11 to till date | Barky's Baby: Honda CBF 125 Modification

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                      • #56
                        Re: SPARTAN GLOVES: Review and Experiences

                        Hi,
                        Can anyone help me out with the quality of SPG Phaeton Gloves in both hot and cold climate..??? How is the glove for "Tourers".. ???

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                        • #57
                          Re: SPARTAN GLOVES: Review and Experiences

                          Originally posted by sanddyrocks View Post
                          Hi,
                          Can anyone help me out with the quality of SPG Phaeton Gloves in both hot and cold climate..??? How is the glove for "Tourers".. ???
                          its a thin glove.definitely only for city use.had used dsg revive for a few days earlier(had quality issues).I use phaeton thou presently sent for warranty assessment to spg.does fine in hot climates.
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                          • #58
                            Re: SPARTAN GLOVES: Review and Experiences

                            I own a pair of Centaur gloves and in a recent ride had to wear them in extremely heavy and continuous rains for some 40 odd kms.

                            After the ride wile removing them I pulled on the velcro strap and the rubber strap which is glued to the velcro came clean off.

                            I had never noticed before that the rubber is not stitched to the velcro. For a >Rs.3000/- pair of gloves the least they could have done is use a water proof glue to ensure that the rubber and velcro strap stay stuck and do not come off. Especially considering that that part of the glove sees constant use.

                            Any way so I thought I will just stick it back using feviqwik instant adhesive or something.

                            Well the Rs.5/- feviqwik instant adhesive does not work. It could not bond the rubber and strap surface and the two did not even stick for a minute.

                            So kindly help me out guys - does any one have an idea what glue to use so that the rubber and velcro straps stay stuck????

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                            On another note - when I had bought the gloves the leather seemed a bit dry even though it was soft and supple. After wearing these over a few thousand kms and especially after the last super rainy ride the leather seemed completely dry. It was filled with many tiny wrinkles and had lost its softness. So I cleaned the gloves with a pretty dilute soap solution. Wiped it clean with a damp cloth and let it dry completely. Once dry I conditioned the leather using coconut oil and the leather was so dry it literally drank all the oil I was throwing at it. Now the leather is looking pretty healthy back again and, to be honest, is feeling even more supple that when it was new. The fresh leather smell is also back - I was expecting it to smell of coconut but it is smelling of new leather. So at least happy that this part worked even if the glue part failed.
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                            • #59
                              Re: SPARTAN GLOVES: Review and Experiences

                              Originally posted by plasmabhai View Post

                              So kindly help me out guys - does any one have an idea what glue to use so that the rubber and velcro straps stay stuck????
                              You can try fevibond it is better than feviquick.
                              Vrooming Soul..!!

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                              • #60
                                Re: SPARTAN GLOVES: Review and Experiences

                                SPG stuff is really good quality. But they never seem to have anything in stock. Been looking to pick up a Phaeton orange pair for over a month now. No stocks.
                                Most motorcycle problems are caused by the nut that connects the handlebars to the saddle!

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