Best customer service, bar none, than any other company I've ever done business with. Rwage
Best customer service, bar none, than any other company I've ever done business with. Rwage
I'm on my fourth Aerostich and finally got it right. (Luckily I've been able to sell every other one on Craig's list, after using them nearly a year each for $500.) I'm 6'3", 196 pounds. A 42 long was too tight, a 44 long was loose and a little short, a 46 long made me feel like the Michelin man. Finally got a two piece roadcrafter. Got 42 long on the bottom, a two-inch extension piece that zips between jacket and pants, and a 44 long top. Now I don't 'cheat' any more, riding in blue-jeans. The suit is trim, flexible, and the Aerostich people are a treat to deal with.
On another issue, I didn't understand the whole to-do about "cheating" the UPS. I couldn't find where the man said he'd cheated them at all. Color me stupid, but I thought that he had been straight out---ordered a suit to "try on" (told 'em he was doing that); customized it over the phone with 'em, sent it back and got his custom deal and they gave him the tracking number. Did I miss something?
The post originally had some information in it about how to not have to pay return shipping. That section has been editted out.Originally Posted by sfzendog
-=Brad
It isn't what you ride, it is if you ride
Originally Posted by Rwage
Same here. They rock. :super
Dave Swider
Marin County, CA
Some bikes. Some with motors, some without.
Actually, I just ordered a meanie expecting several days turn (I opted
for the slow boat shipping). Two days later, boom. It's here.
Same with my RC. I've bought a ton-o-stuff from them over the years and
they've never failed to meet my expectations with regard to service. In fact,
even when it's been MY mistake, they've exceeded my expectations.
If you haven't looked at the Combat Touring Boots, you should
Ian
Cliffy. I didn't see where he was ripping off UPS. What I want to know is what kind of bike and what is the going rate for a wife. Do you think he used e-bay?Originally Posted by Burnszilla
Burnszilla, Nice suit, you will probally start a whole new fad. That just the way I would of order it.
"Experience teaches us things we would prefer not to know". BEinIN
'05 1200 GS, '96 K1100LT, '94 K75RT, '90 K100LT , '73 R60/5
Rounder #9, IBA #25858
I'll toss in a second vote for the "Burnzilla Custom" suit. It is also the way I'd order one.
I'm starting to lay out some plans for Lima and will be stopping in Duluth (if they aren't at Lima)...
Any way to find out if Aerostich will be at Lima? (other than calling and asking)
RW
"Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy" B. Franklin
I would suggest an email to the Vendor Rally Chair for Lima. Or a post in Rally Forum, perhaps the vendor chair is "Originally Posted by gambrinus
listening"
Tina Swider
Sled Dog Touring Team
Any bike I want that is in the garage
I have not seen them at a national in the last several years, but then I haven't gone to all of them either. If they were there great, but if you walk in at Deluth, you get a discount. I have gotten a discount by "totaling" a suit, they give you a discount on the replacement, but I suspect riding to Deluth is easier, more fun and hurts less. In my experience, totaling the suit doesn't hurt too badly thanks to the suit sacrificing itself, but I still recomend riding to Deluth.Originally Posted by gambrinus
Bouncin Bob Malehorn
Treasurer - BMWMOA
Mentor OH
98 K12RS RIP
02 K12RS
03 R1150R Hers
69 H1
I bought a Darien last summer, both jacket, pants and electric liner. I absolutely love it, have done 5000 miles in it so far. Mine has been waterproof, good down to the low 40s up to the high 80s. I feel very visible, very protected, and very comfortable in it.
I have a Gerbing jacket for really cold days, and prob my only complaint about the 'Stitch is the amount of heat output by the liner -- it's not enough for cold Hudson Valley weather.![]()
One thing that I have learned in my 18 years with a Aerostich is to spray Scotchguard or some other waterproofing agent on your suit about twice a year. You should always spray a suit after it has been washed, but even if you do not wash the suit ("do you smell something? "), you should spray some waterproofing on the suit once or twice a year. The stuff wears off the suit and eventually, you will get wet in places you did not want to get wet. I have learned from my mistakes!
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Onward, through the fog!
He without sin cast the first stone.Originally Posted by Cliffy777
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Thanks to the Interstate Highway System, it is now possible to travel from coast to coast without seeing anything.
-- Charles Kuralt
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