Smithers
07-03-2008, 11:18 PM
I've always like Dainese riding gear but I've never had the money to afford such swanky gear. Enter Cycle Gear. I was pretty shocked when I first walked into the new Cycle Gear store in San Luis Obispo.... even more shocked when I saw all the Dainese leather gear on the wall! What a sight to behold. All the jackets, suits, boots and gloves you could want! They really are the kings of leather riding gear to me and their website and technology proves it. Check it out and you will be impressed.
Dainese Home Page (http://www.dainese.com/eng/home.asp?f=ko)
Ahh well in the last few months I have been losing sleep over which boots to buy! Well today I bit the bullet. I phoned up my military buddy Gregg and we drove out to the local Cycle Gear store. They are kinda spendy but the $280 price falls right smack in the middle of the high and low ends of the motorcycle boot price spectrum. To tip the scales in my favor even more my friend used his military discount since he owes me money anyway.
http://www.fourwheelperformance.com/streetbikestuff/dainese_torque_boots01.jpg
http://www.fourwheelperformance.com/streetbikestuff/dainese_torque_boots02.jpg
The best boots ever!! They fit my feet perfect which is rare. I have a pronounced bone in my right foot and it really gets irritated by the characteristically slim Sidi line of boots and other brands. The Dainese just have one zipper that goes from top to bottom in the rear and that's all you need to do to slip them on and off. Try that with any other high-end streetbike boot. Of course the sides have adjustable velcro to adjust for calf sized but unlike other boots you don't have to use them every time you put them on! Hard-Earned money WELL SPENT. I feel guilty buying such nice boots...
Dainese Home Page (http://www.dainese.com/eng/home.asp?f=ko)
Ahh well in the last few months I have been losing sleep over which boots to buy! Well today I bit the bullet. I phoned up my military buddy Gregg and we drove out to the local Cycle Gear store. They are kinda spendy but the $280 price falls right smack in the middle of the high and low ends of the motorcycle boot price spectrum. To tip the scales in my favor even more my friend used his military discount since he owes me money anyway.
http://www.fourwheelperformance.com/streetbikestuff/dainese_torque_boots01.jpg
http://www.fourwheelperformance.com/streetbikestuff/dainese_torque_boots02.jpg
The best boots ever!! They fit my feet perfect which is rare. I have a pronounced bone in my right foot and it really gets irritated by the characteristically slim Sidi line of boots and other brands. The Dainese just have one zipper that goes from top to bottom in the rear and that's all you need to do to slip them on and off. Try that with any other high-end streetbike boot. Of course the sides have adjustable velcro to adjust for calf sized but unlike other boots you don't have to use them every time you put them on! Hard-Earned money WELL SPENT. I feel guilty buying such nice boots...