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Afaik SOL India support has been closed. I tried contacting them too, no help.Originally posted by abhi1991 View Post
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Hi All,
Hope you all are doing alright. I had a quick question regarding the SOL Helmets India, I am not able to reach out to SOL India Official through any means. Has the support for SOL Helmets suspended here? Please let me know if anyone has any connections to share. I am looking for some spares for my SOL Helmet that I purchased sometime back. Thanks.
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Originally posted by Insidious View PostJust checked them out and it looks like they might be exactly the kind I’m looking for. Thanks! Where’d you get them?
Ahh!! Glad to know. I got them from the US. Was on a business trip and ordered them from Revzilla.
You might want to check Dainese Bangalore store. They might have these.
Rachit
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I have the Dainese New Drake Air Textile Pants.Originally posted by Insidious View PostCould you let me know the model or send a picture please? Might be what I’m looking for as well!
Rachit
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Could you let me know the model or send a picture please? Might be what I’m looking for as well!Originally posted by rachitkdogra View PostMy Dainese riding pants has a zipper at the bottom. Once you zip it, it fits tightly over the boot.
Rachit
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My Dainese riding pants has a zipper at the bottom. Once you zip it, it fits tightly over the boot.Originally posted by Insidious View PostMy Dainese racing suit went over the boot. It was a torque out model. But it didn’t hang loosely - there was Velcro on the pant and the boot to make them stick together snugly. I prefer that kind of a fit for any boot. That’s the reason I ask.
Rachit
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My Dainese racing suit went over the boot. It was a torque out model. But it didn’t hang loosely - there was Velcro on the pant and the boot to make them stick together snugly. I prefer that kind of a fit for any boot. That’s the reason I ask.Originally posted by rachitkdogra View PostIn my experience or from my memory most riding pants that I have seen are made slightly loose for comfort and hence would go over the riding boot rather than under. I don't know from the top of my head any riding pants that go under. I have a Dainese, which is a european cut and generally tighter fit, but even that feels more comfortable over the boots. When you try to tuck it in, there is too much material to be folded around lower legs and makes boots uncomfortable.
This is just my experience.
Rachit.
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In my experience or from my memory most riding pants that I have seen are made slightly loose for comfort and hence would go over the riding boot rather than under. I don't know from the top of my head any riding pants that go under. I have a Dainese, which is a european cut and generally tighter fit, but even that feels more comfortable over the boots. When you try to tuck it in, there is too much material to be folded around lower legs and makes boots uncomfortable.Originally posted by Insidious View PostFair enough. Would you (or anyone else) happen to know of riding pants which can be tucked into racing or road boots? Say, boots like the A-Star SMX?
This is just my experience.
Rachit.
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Fair enough. Would you (or anyone else) happen to know of riding pants which can be tucked into racing or road boots? Say, boots like the A-Star SMX?Originally posted by rachitkdogra View PostPersonally I would not recommend leather as it is not suited for hot weather.
Plus while touring on highways, the riding gear takes a lot of abuse in terms dust and grime. Cleaning and maintaining leather gear is much more challenging.
I wouldn't say it is not doable, but maybe not the most suited option.
Rachit
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Personally I would not recommend leather as it is not suited for hot weather.Originally posted by Insidious View PostGuys, what are your thoughts on 1-piece leathers for touring? Alternatively, 2-piece leathers that can be doubled up for use on a track? Just getting an opinion.
Could you also suggest some good brands and makes for the same?
Plus while touring on highways, the riding gear takes a lot of abuse in terms dust and grime. Cleaning and maintaining leather gear is much more challenging.
I wouldn't say it is not doable, but maybe not the most suited option.
Rachit
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Guys, what are your thoughts on 1-piece leathers for touring? Alternatively, 2-piece leathers that can be doubled up for use on a track? Just getting an opinion.
Could you also suggest some good brands and makes for the same?
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Thank you. Glad to know my review has been helpful for you to make a list. I'm merely standing on the shoulder of giants like our xbhp members MidnightEvil Parth and moderator Blackthorn and others who have contributed immensely to the knowledge in this thread.Originally posted by Maxsteel View PostThank you for reply, yes did checked the review, you have good choice of riding gear & machine. Also which gloves are you using. Stellar & Orazo shoes have made to my list, once lockdown is over will be purchasing them.
Haha, if you scroll some pages over you'll find the review for the gloves too. It's Viaterra Holeshot. Superb bang for buck highly ventilated goat leather gloves with KNOX sliders.
Cheers!
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Thank you for reply, yes did checked the review, you have good choice of riding gear & machine. Also which gloves are you using. Stellar & Orazo shoes have made to my list, once lockdown is over will be purchasing them.Originally posted by jazzysaravana View PostHi, if you just scroll through the previous pages, I had posted a review of the same too.
The helmet has been holding up really well and has exceeded my expectations.
Though I've yet test in very heavy rainfall, in the couple of light rains I encountered they were totally fine. The stock visor comes fitted with Pinlock 30 and is so nice to have to in foggy winter rides.
Cheers!
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Hi, if you just scroll through the previous pages, I had posted a review of the same too.Originally posted by Maxsteel View PostHow is the SMK Stellar holding up im terms of Inner liners, visor, performance in Rain. I do own MT Muggello, not satisfied with its quality.
The helmet has been holding up really well and has exceeded my expectations.
Though I've yet test in very heavy rainfall, in the couple of light rains I encountered they were totally fine. The stock visor comes fitted with Pinlock 30 and is so nice to have to in foggy winter rides.
Cheers!Last edited by jazzysaravana; 04-18-2020, 10:46 PM.
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