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hell no

I didn't enjoy this ride as much actually. Besides my jacket, none of my gear was waterproof at the time so I ended up getting pretty wet and overall didn't feel the most comfortable on the bike. I also don't have a pinlock visor so visibility is not the best due to fog. If you do plan to ride in the rain, my best advice is to be physically comfortable in operating your motorcycle (mainly good visibility and gear) and be very smooth with everything your doing (I find myself not doing this sometimes).

@@F47-i1k Thanks for the feedback. I'm still learning as well but definitely one day i want to ride in the rain so that i get that exposure and confidence on the bike. Stay safe and keep riding :)

I don't unfortunately. I couldn't even find them on eBay. If you do find them though, expect to pay quite a lot for them if brand new. I'd suggest looking locally like Facebook market place or offer up. Goodluck!

@@F47-i1k thank you it’s all good imma keep looking

hell no

Context: I commute to school daily, and these were basically my everyday shoes. I would walk in them but they're obviously not made for that so not the most comfortable. For the most part, they've held up really good. However, due to me shifting with my toe, the big toe section has taken quite a lot of wear. Obviously if using the intended part of the boot to shift, it would still be in good condition so that's all on me. They are yellowing, both sides actually and I dont know of anyway to restore it besides like a white sharpie or something of that sort. I would clean them every so often with leather cleaner and it would go back to looking decent. But since these were my everyday shoes the plastics have scratches and it would get pretty dirty. Hope this helps.

I got them from the Dainese website around early February. They were I think like 30% off at the time.