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professional motorcyclists clothing

Postby atko » Thu Apr 15, 2010 11:03 am

hi y'all,

i'm after some help finding clothing that meets CE standard BSEN 13595 and BSEN 1621-1.

So far I can only find 2 providers BKS leathers and Kitinfo.co.uk (police supplier). they're for work and have to comply or they take me off two wheels and put me on four :bigcry:

Many thanks
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Re: professional motorcyclists clothing

Postby MaXX2 » Thu Apr 15, 2010 1:59 pm

Don't know if they cover what you need, but I'd be surprised if their safety clothing didn't meet or exceed those standards.

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Re: professional motorcyclists clothing

Postby Scotty » Thu Apr 15, 2010 2:25 pm

Check out : http://www.jofama.se/motorcycle_wear/te ... ang=2&id=1

The Halvarsson's gear is top notch and CE rated. On top of that it's not Rukka prices :rockon)
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Re: professional motorcyclists clothing

Postby Judge » Sat Apr 17, 2010 3:01 am

Scotty wrote:Check out : http://www.jofama.se/motorcycle_wear/te ... ang=2&id=1

The Halvarsson's gear is top notch and CE rated. On top of that it's not Rukka prices :rockon)


I have the Halvarsson's leathers and textiles and they are top quality and CE Rated. Expensive but excellent kit!
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Re: professional motorcyclists clothing

Postby TRIPPO » Sat Apr 17, 2010 9:47 am

Same here for me Halverssons :notworthy) :notworthy) :notworthy)
And the police now use there safety gear also :notworthy)
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Re: professional motorcyclists clothing

Postby Tigger » Sun Apr 18, 2010 12:29 am

TRIPPO wrote:Same here for me Halverssons :notworthy) :notworthy) :notworthy)
And the police now use there safety gear also :notworthy)


Tried one on last week but as comfy as it was, £400 for the inner and outer, its bit much m8 :banghead)
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Re: professional motorcyclists clothing

Postby Scotty » Sun Apr 18, 2010 7:05 am

That's the Safety Jacket. Their other stuff is superb and not so pricy. e.g. 280+180 for jacket and jeans.

Obviously it depends on what price/quality you're looking for. So far I'm not met anyone unhappy with their gear.
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Re: professional motorcyclists clothing

Postby aj » Sun Apr 18, 2010 10:37 am

TRIPPO wrote:Same here for me Halverssons :notworthy) :notworthy) :notworthy)
And the police now use there safety gear also :notworthy)


arn't those the ones that let in watter??? :-? :-? :-? :-? :-?

i'm sure i remember a soakin wet hippo after a ride in the damp once.. :-? :-? rofl

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