{"id":297,"date":"2010-07-21T22:23:52","date_gmt":"2010-07-22T05:23:52","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/grandmighty.com\/?p=297"},"modified":"2010-07-21T22:25:27","modified_gmt":"2010-07-22T05:25:27","slug":"dainese-torque-pro","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/grandmighty.com\/2010\/07\/dainese-torque-pro\/","title":{"rendered":"Dainese Torque Pro"},"content":{"rendered":"
Call me fickle, because I can’t completely deny it. In my search for the best fitting and most proper gear, I’m yet again going through some changes. I recently sold my AGV GP-Tech helmet because \u00a0the Rossi scheme became a bit too flashy for me. It was a great helmet and fit me fine, but I’m too slow to be able to wear the 46 number and not look like a poser. Secondly, I sold my Sidi Vertigo boots. When I was trying on boots at the store previously, I was under the impression that tighter was better. That is not so. I went way too tight with the Sidi’s, and they gave me much discomfort during the Trackday last weekend. By the afternoon, I couldn’t even feel my feet since they went completely numb. It sucked to say the least, so I had to sell them. I was also able to unload a RS-Taichi RSJ826 jacket, since I don’t ride on the street often and had no use for it. With RS-Taichi being a Japanese brand, it was of good quality… but my tastes still lean towards Dainese as my favorite.<\/p>\n
Anyway, I now had to find a replacement for the Sidi’s. After looking at some Dainese boots online, I knew they were what I wanted. Today, I journeyed into San Francisco (cliffnotes: gloomy weather, city driving sucks) to pay a visit to the Dainese D-Store on South Van Ness and buy some boots directly. No dealers really carried any of the newer Dainese boots, and neither did Dainese warehouses, but the D-Store luckily had a few of them.<\/p>\n