Dainesse sliders

David Cook · 13-May-2004, 12:27

Just back from a couple of days in Dussledorf where I managed to get some time out to visit a Dainesse Pro Shop.

I ended up buying some new knee sliders but rather than my normal ones, I ended up buying their new "Ricambio Knee Lock in" ones. The usual "2000" version were the equivalent of £19.00 a pair and the Lock in ones were more like £23.00 (holder and sliders) but the replacement sliders alone are only £8.00. The actual slider simply unclips from the velcro backed holder which remains on the leathers.

It's certainly a more cost effective way if you insist on Dainesse quality!

WeeJohnyB · 13-May-2004, 14:54

Sounds interesting David. I go through a fair few of sliders and happen to like the Dainese compound as they glide as opposed to stick and they last reasonably well. Might give these ones a look next time I'm in a bike shop.

WeeJohnyB

Ned · 13-May-2004, 18:56

I love that Dainese shop in Dusseldorf.... Makes my trips there that much more bearable!

Ned

skidlids · 13-May-2004, 19:31

I will be talking to Will at Wiz sliders tomorrow to see about getting some sliders for the TT, I also mentioned to him about maybe offering DSC members a discount, i was hoping he could do the Ducati symbol in various colours failing that he already does Italian flag ones. Will find out tomorrow what price he can offer us.

skidlids · 14-May-2004, 13:36

Just talked to Will at Wiz Sliders http://www.wizracing.co.uk/wiz_racin...rs_for_20.html and ordered a couple of pairs of sliders for the TT at a hugely discounted price.

He is happy to do us as DSC members ones like the Italian Flag type for £17 a pair which includes postage.

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13-May-2004, 14:54	#2
WeeJohnyB Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,993 Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Herts Mood: Channel Swim is now a (bad) memory not a dream Sounds interesting David. I go through a fair few of sliders and happen to like the Dainese compound as they glide as opposed to stick and they last reasonably well. Might give these ones a look next time I'm in a bike shop. WeeJohnyB Reply

13-May-2004, 18:56	#3
Ned Registered Forum User Posts: 48 Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Twickenham, Middx I love that Dainese shop in Dusseldorf.... Makes my trips there that much more bearable! Ned Reply

14-May-2004, 13:36	#5
skidlids MotoGP God Posts: 18,275 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Oxford Mood: Its ONLY a Bike Club Just talked to Will at Wiz Sliders http://www.wizracing.co.uk/wiz_racin...rs_for_20.html and ordered a couple of pairs of sliders for the TT at a hugely discounted price. He is happy to do us as DSC members ones like the Italian Flag type for £17 a pair which includes postage. Reply