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DLIT 01-03-2011 03:50 PM

Appreciate it. I have since returned it for a smaller size, and the suit I originally wanted in the first place. The LS Pro model. The major differences are that the pro model's padding is sewn in place, not velcro'd into place. And the venting system on the speed hump. Doubt I'll even feel that, but we'll see.

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shmike 01-03-2011 04:13 PM

Congrats on the upgrade.

I prefer the looks of the white accents on the first suit.

I am trying to talk myself into an all black suit for this season but I'm having a tough time with the decision.

Homeslice 01-03-2011 04:25 PM

Dig the second suit better. White gets dirty too easy.

Cycle Gear should just leave Dainese on sale permanently, because it's never worth full retail. I mean seriously, who is going to pay $700 for just a jacket? Cuz that's what they ask a lot of times.

DLIT 01-03-2011 08:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Homeslice (Post 438754)
Dig the second suit better. White gets dirty too easy.

Cycle Gear should just leave Dainese on sale permanently, because it's never worth full retail. I mean seriously, who is going to pay $700 for just a jacket? Cuz that's what they ask a lot of times.

I beg to differ. My $1,000 suit saved my ass big time. You do have a point with jacket prices, I'll give you that.

Homeslice 01-03-2011 08:49 PM

But would you have paid $1500 for it? Because isn't that normally what they ask for?

DLIT 01-03-2011 09:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Homeslice (Post 438829)
But would you have paid $1500 for it? Because isn't that normally what they ask for?

Nope. The Laguna Seca is originally $1,000 (the Pro is $1,200). I got my first suit for $800 back in '08 during yet another 20% off sale. The sale helped me get the Pro model for under $1K and the back protector for under a bill.

fasternyou929 01-04-2011 04:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shmike (Post 438749)
Congrats on the upgrade.

I prefer the looks of the white accents on the first suit.

I am trying to talk myself into an all black suit for this season but I'm having a tough time with the decision.

Same. Well, kinda... I already bought an all-black suit and I'm working up the courage to wear it when it's 100+ this summer. :lol:

My old A* P1 suit had done its job time and time again, so I bought an A* MX-1. I didn't want a bright red or blue suit, so my only option was black. Feels good in my air conditioned house... we'll see how I feel about it in August!

Amber Lamps 01-04-2011 06:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fasternyou929 (Post 439001)
Same. Well, kinda... I already bought an all-black suit and I'm working up the courage to wear it when it's 100+ this summer. :lol:

My old A* P1 suit had done its job time and time again, so I bought an A* MX-1. I didn't want a bright red or blue suit, so my only option was black. Feels good in my air conditioned house... we'll see how I feel about it in August!

Yea, you all shit on me and my white suit but it's the shit in the Summer...:rockwoot: My all black suit need not apply!:panic:

DLIT 01-04-2011 07:51 PM

100+ degrees, you're sweating balls anyways. The air flows great through the perforations in my old suit. So all the sweating done at lights or whatever turns into a cooling system once you get up to speed again. And even though my suit was all black, I've never felt the sun "beaming" down on me, you know? Maybe it was because I couldn't feel it through the back protector. Good leather is quite comfortable in higher temps.


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