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G. Adkins from Florida
October 22, 2012
Another great purchase from MotorcycleGear! The Tour Master Nomad Boots fit nicely out of the box, which was an unexpected pleasure. The thick soles don't impede my shifting at all (as I feared they would) on my sport-tourer, and the slightly-extra thickness gives me just a bit more leverage at stops. (Us short guys can have it rough sometimes.) The Rapid Transit S-4 Tank Bag is a great deal; the material seems nice and durable and the suction cup mounting works even on non-steel tanks. The S&S Over the Influence gloves are very comfortable and seem to be made well; they don't feel quite as protective as a more specialized racing gauntlet does, but they feel like a very nice medium. Similarly, the AGV Wildcat Gloves are a shorter cuff glove that lacks any significant wrist protection or any hard plastic sliders anywhere on the glove. However, the leather is quite nice and supple before any break-in period and are extremely comfortable to my hand. Lastly, the Nelson Rigg SLR-30 Touring Saddlebags are nothing short of what I've come to expect from Nelson Rigg; they are excellent. I bought the tail bag from MotorcycleGear earlier in the year, and it attaches to these saddlebags effortlessly. The whole system is fantastic. Motorcyclegear has once again provided me with a fantastic buying experience, and I've already placed another order with them since I can't ever seem to remember everything I need to buy at one time. (That, and they have awesome sales!)
Another great purchase from MotorcycleGear! The Tour Master Nomad Boots fit nicely out of the box, which was an unexpected pleasure. The thick soles don't impede my shifting at all (as I feared they would) on my sport-tourer, and the slightly-extra thickness gives me just a bit more leverage at stops. (Us short guys can have it rough sometimes.) The Rapid Transit S-4 Tank Bag is a great deal; the material seems nice and durable and the suction cup mounting works even on non-steel tanks. The S&S Over the Influence gloves are very comfortable and seem to be made well; they don't feel quite as protective as a more specialized racing gauntlet does, but they feel like a very nice medium. Similarly, the AGV Wildcat Gloves are a shorter cuff glove that lacks any significant wrist protection or any hard plastic sliders anywhere on the glove. However, the leather is quite nice and supple before any break-in period and are extremely comfortable to my hand. Lastly, the Nelson Rigg SLR-30 Touring Saddlebags are nothing short of what I've come to expect from Nelson Rigg; they are excellent. I bought the tail bag from MotorcycleGear earlier in the year, and it attaches to these saddlebags effortlessly. The whole system is fantastic. Motorcyclegear has once again provided me with a fantastic buying experience, and I've already placed another order with them since I can't ever seem to remember everything I need to buy at one time. (That, and they have awesome sales!)
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