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03-15-2010, 07:11 PM
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Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Feb 2010
Location: Southern California
Oddometer: 470
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Can you post which model of SIDI you wear: Vertigo Rain
Where you bought them from? Berts in Los Angeles Price paid? $325 What type of use? Street, touring, sport-touring Pros? Safety, solid as a rock, not bad looking for a more racing boot, water resistance Cons? Price What you would change about them? Make it all black, leave off any of the crotch rocket graphics And if possible a picture of your SIDI? Picture of my boots? Really? What size sneaker do you usually wear and what size boot did you get? Regular shoes: 11 (45), Sidi: 11.5 (46) |
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03-16-2010, 05:14 PM
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Joined: Jan 2008
Oddometer: 9
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03-16-2010, 05:20 PM
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riding > posting
Joined: Aug 2008
Location: Vancouver BC
Oddometer: 162
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03-16-2010, 06:04 PM
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Adventurer
Joined: Apr 2009
Location: Chelsea, AL
Oddometer: 72
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Can you post which model of SIDI you wear: Sidi Strada Evo Air, Sidi Doha
Where you bought them from? Strada from Motorcycle Superstore, Doha from New Enough Price paid? $220, $170 What type of use? Street, I have dualsported the Dohas....but promptly figured out suede leather street mid height boots aren't good in the mud. Pros? Good style, good fit, quality materials Cons? Too much flex? This isn't really a con as I knew this buying these 2 models. If I wanted a full race boot I would have bought a full race boot. What you would change about them? Nothing And if possible a picture of your SIDI? What size sneaker do you usually wear and what size boot did you get? Regular shoes: 10 (44), Sidi: 10 (44) 44 Sidi is a bit snug but not too bad.
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03-16-2010, 11:26 PM
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Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Oct 2008
Location: Fairfield, CA, USA
Oddometer: 455
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Can you post which model of SIDI you wear: Way Rain
Where you bought them from? Motorcycle Superstore. Price paid? $200 even. No shipping, no tax! What type of use? Street. Pros? Fits my narrow feet. Waterproof. Nice style, doesn't make me look like a power ranger. Cons? Just got 'em, not broken in yet, so not sure. But I think they will get pretty hot for summer riding. Could use a little more arch support. What you would change about them? Price. And if possible a picture of your SIDI? See the MS web site. What size sneaker do you usually wear and what size boot did you get? 9.5-10 which translates to Euro 44, and is the size I got.
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03-17-2010, 04:27 AM
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Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Nov 2009
Location: Central Arizona
Oddometer: 390
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Can you post which model of SIDI you wear: On Road Gore-Tex Boots
Where you bought them from? NewEnough Price paid? $325 What type of use? Road Pros? Well made, comfortable, waterproof. I would buy again, nice boot that doubles has a walking boot and casual enough that you can wear them with out screaming motorcycle boot. Cons? Price - but the quality is there and feel I got what I paided for. What you would change about them? Less plastic, more leather. Wish it was less cumbersome getting them on and off, but I like how secure it feels. And if possible a picture of your SIDI? What size sneaker do you usually wear and what size boot did you get? I have a wide foot and wear a shoe 10.5 or 11, Sidi 45 seems to be right, maybe a little loose.
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03-17-2010, 03:12 PM
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Joined: Feb 2010
Location: Colorado
Oddometer: 757
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Can you post which model of SIDI you wear: SIDI Onroad Goretex
Where you bought them from? Performance Cycles (Denver) Price paid? $200 -close out of older style What type of use? touring/street/dirt roads/jeep trails Pros? comfortable, all day in the rain waterproof; well made; this is my second pair- the first pair (sympatex, not gtex) lasted about 7 years, resoled once. Cons? straps are a bit fiddly, but you get used them; What you would change about them? Make the lower two straps fasten with buckles. What size sneaker do you usually wear and what size boot did you get? 9.5 US Euro 43. ...........shu |
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03-24-2010, 03:45 PM
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Monkee Bidness
Joined: Jun 2008
Location: Rockies / Gulfcoast
Oddometer: 307
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Sidi Adventure Rain are back in stock! The importer Motonation shipped their entire container to dealers yesterday.
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03-29-2010, 10:11 AM
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Studly Adventurer
Joined: Aug 2009
Location: Denver Colorado Area
Oddometer: 531
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After fretting over the new adventure rain boot, I decided to go for max protection with the crossfires. If I need water proofness I will wear sealskinz.
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04-07-2010, 10:45 AM
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Conform or be cast out
Joined: Sep 2006
Location: The far unlit unknown
Oddometer: 3,874
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Can you post which model of SIDI you wear: SIDI Strada Rain
Where you bought them from? Bob's Cycle in Minneapolis. The guy there said that Sidi controls the price of their products quite firmly. Price paid? $245 What type of use? touring/street/dirt roads/jeep trails Pros? Very comfortable, look good around the office (not too clunky), warm on the cold days. They seem to be very well made. Haven't ridden in the rain yet, so can't vouch for waterproofness. Hasn't been too warm around here yet so can't say if they are too warm on hot days. I ride a BMW Boxer, so I get heat off the cylinder heads. If my feet get too warm I can just put them on top of the heads and let then catch some wind. Cons? Velcro closures don't fit quite right for my foot. There is a lot of room in the calf area. Both of these could be a result of my chicken legs. What you would change about them? Nothing What size sneaker do you usually wear and what size boot did you get? 9.5 US Euro 44.
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04-07-2010, 12:48 PM
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Out of the office.
Joined: Dec 2003
Location: Where the Ghetto meets the sea.
Oddometer: 4,941
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Can you post which model of SIDI you wear.
Oldest to newest Bicycle cleats, Interstate, Combat Touring Boot, Vertigo Air,Squeakfires. Where you bought them from? R&E cycle, MotoInternational, Aerostich,Motonation,Motonation Price paid? $70,$119,~$200,~$250,~$380 What type of use? Bicycle riding,street riding,street riding,Trials, light dualsport, Road riding, Dualsport and off road. Pros? Fit my feet out of the box, break in quickly(X CBT) last a long time Cons? CBT took forever to break in and too soft, Vertigo Airs don't move enough air to keep my feet cool. Lorcia sucks What you would change about them? Make them all full grain leather. And if possible a picture of your SIDI? HA too many pairs to do that. What size sneaker do you usually wear and what size boot did you get? I wear between a 9 and a 10.5 street shoe (depends on use) I get a size 43 Sidi. The sizing works so well for me that I just ordered myu crossfires by mail And they fit just fine.
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04-07-2010, 01:46 PM
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3banger
Joined: Oct 2006
Location: Madison,CT
Oddometer: 1,945
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Boots: Sidi Vertigo Screendoors. (Tepor) but not really sure...
Price: Free exchange for defective Vertebrae, which were 275 2 years earlier. I have all kinds of Sidi Mtn and road shoes. Got my first pair of Sidi's in 1974, in the Full Bore dirt boot. Size 44. |
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04-08-2010, 10:16 PM
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Muddy Gruver
Joined: Sep 2009
Location: Wasilla, Alaska
Oddometer: 880
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I just picked up a pair of Sidi Adventures for around $330. I only have about 150 miles on them, but so far they are great. Still have the Sidi squeak going on, but great boots anyway. I usually wear a 13 but found a 12 (47 EU) fits very well.
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04-09-2010, 09:58 AM
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Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Jan 2007
Location: Henderson, NV
Oddometer: 144
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Can you post which model of SIDI you wear. 1. Canyon Gore-Tex
2. Discovery Rain Where you bought them from? 1. New Enough 2. Bike Bandit Price paid? 1. $250 2. $300 What type of use? 1. Everything. commuting, sport touring, dual sporting. 2. Dual sporting, occasional dirtbiking (not quite a MX boot) Pros? 1. Great protection; good waterproofing; extremely well-made; decent looking. 2. Fantastic protection (ask the guy whose jeep fender I dented with my shin--nothing on the shin but a small welt, fender had broken headlight and a serious dent ); great waterproofing (many, many extreme watercrossings and days in the rain without leakage, except when water was above the top of the boot)Cons? 1. Not tall enough to give the protection and support necessary on some dual sport rides; suede-like section pick up dirt, lint, etc.--although they can be treated with Doc Bailey's and brought back to life; can be hot--like all Gore-Tex boots I have owned. 2. Hot--see above; not quite the level of protection and support of a full-on MX boot; MX styling gets a look when you walk into the 7-11 and other non-motorcycle-centric places. What you would change about them? 1 & 2: Nothing And if possible a picture of your SIDI? Sorry. What size sneaker do you usually wear and what size boot did you get? 9/43 (I think--I'll check it when I get home and edit this post if necessary.) |
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05-24-2010, 07:49 PM
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n00b
Joined: Jul 2009
Location: Edmonds, WA (in the Great NorthWet)
Oddometer: 6
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Can you post which model of SIDI you wear. On-Road Goretex
Where you bought them from? Lynnwood CycleBarn Price paid? $292.50 (10% off $325) What type of use? Road - both paved and dirt Pros? Comfortable, can easily walk around in them (haven't worn them in hot weather yet) Cons? None so far What you would change about them? Maybe a little more ankle protection And if possible a picture of your SIDI? Sorry What size sneaker do you usually wear and what size boot did you get? 9/42
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