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 Posted: 15:18 - 29 May 2007 Post subject: Richa Products... |
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Does anybody have Richa Clothing and is id good?
i know of a forum member who came off at around 100mph on a track and it held up pretty well.
but does anybody else have any views on there quality ect...?
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I own a pair of Richa gloves, have held up very well. My pair are summer gloves but I used them throughout winter and they still in pretty good condition, survived 1 big spill with only a little bit of scuffing on them after it, and also a slow speed low side.
I got them from ebay and give them a thumbs up  ____________________ CBT - Passed - 14/07/2006 Theory - Passed - 19/08/2006 A2 test - Passed -19/07/2007
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Sounds Good  ____________________ - Typhoon ?0 - Yamaha DT125R - Aprilia SR125 - Yamaha DT125R - Honda Hornet 600 - |
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Hey,
I've got some Richa Gloves and a leather jacket.
I got my first pair if Richa Gloves when i was 17 and they lasted till i finnally got some new ones at 22. They where a bit fraid but still perfectly useable. That was after many 'Offs' as well. I only had the one pair so they where used in summer and winter. My only problem with them was that the ends of my fingers used to go numb in the winter. (Im not sure if thats the same for all gloves)
I was that impressed that i bought another pair.
I got the leather jacket a year ago and have only started wearing it this summer. Its comfy and seems well put together.
All in all i say to Richa gear.
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I have a Richa textile jacket. Just over a year old. Think it cost £99. Still keeps me dry and warm. Like the idea of a removable quilted inner. Only thing that has started to go is the velco on the left hand cuff, started to pull away from the cuff. ____________________ Just because my bike was A DIVVY, does not mean i am...... |
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ive got some winter richa gloves, very warm and waterproof, but also very very comfortable. i think i paid about about £45 for them back in feb of this year  ____________________ no silly comment here!! |
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my old richa textile jacket has lasted 8 years and still does the trick! my dianese trousers decided to start letting in water in at the crotch but they lasted 7 years and yup used them practically everday for first 3 years, then for the last 4 years. |
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Ive got a richa one piece and a few pairs of gloves. The suit handled a minor low side without a problem, its comfy and the lining is good. Richa seem good value and Ive seen some really good looking 1 and 2 pieces on ebay for reasonable cash.
The was once a despatcher in one of the bike magazines who claimed to have covered something ridiculous like 300,000 miles and he said he always found richa hard wearing and good value. Good enough for me lol  ____________________ RS125 > CBR6 > SV650S > ZX636R > GSX1300RZ Hayabusa > 06 RSVR Mille > SV1000S > Street Triple 765 RS |
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for you all.
thank ya very much people. I can happily walk into the shop tomorrow to make my purchase
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 18 years, 235 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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