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Just got this for my Taco.
 

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I probably think of my old Porsche once a day :cry
 
WoodsChick said:
Oooh...nice looking jacket! I love my RevIt gear. Pretty much my go-to brand in the last 10 years.
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I spent a few days waffling between this one and the Sand 3 and just decided the extra $100 for the Sand 3 didn't seem to net $100 of realistic differences for me. I was really in the market for a Dianese jacket but they barely make anything with horizontal front pockets (a must for me) anymore that doesn't cost close to $1,000. :thumbdown

I've had Rev'It gear in the past and have been pleased with the quality so I figured this would be a good fit for my new touring/commuting jacket. :thumbup
 
Just tried it on and remembered why I stopped wearing it. The zipper doesn't line up well at the bottom where it starts. Pain in the butt to zip up.
 
After years of using cheap-ass Harbor Freight pneumatic die grinders and replacing them after a year or two I got frustrated with the fact that they don't seem to be rebuild able. I hate throwing everything in a land fill or "recycling". I received this today. So far it outperforms the cheap brands by far, more power and less vibration. Looks like I'll be buying an angle version soon.
 

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RT_Russ said:
After years of using cheap-ass Harbor Freight pneumatic die grinders and replacing them after a year or two I got frustrated with the fact that they don't seem to be rebuild able. I hate throwing everything in a land fill or "recycling". I received this today. So far it outperforms the cheap brands by far, more power and less vibration. Looks like I'll be buying an angle version soon.
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Pretty much nothing Harbor Freight sells is really intended for regular use. I thought everyone knew that. :dunno
 
Kornholio said:
Pretty much nothing Harbor Freight sells is really intended for regular use. I thought everyone knew that. :dunno
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You’d be surprised. A few months ago, I was bored one day after an early day of work and finally set foot inside one of those stores for the first time in my life. Just to satisfy a curiosity of what they actually have in there. And I saw dudes in there buying stuff wearing uniforms from actual shops.
 
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