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I could just keep on watching it over and over again forever and a day. What a masterful piece of art.

Who ever took the pictures should go back to photography class. The pads look like they were washed a couple of degrees too hot and a couple of times too many. Sorry Dainese, but the design looks like something a blind 6year old came up with and was sewn by his 90years old grandma from some spare garters.

help me out here: Why would a single sprocket (OneUp 45T) cost as much as a complete cassette (Shimano)?

The helmet sits high on top of the testers head (way too high all around). Aside from thus reducing the protected area, it is rather questionable if the helmet would remain where it is needed in case of an impact. Plus the autofit system doesn't help that issue by being too loose as well. Anyhow without testing how much g-force of an impact is soaked by the helmet, this test is as good as a bike review that doesn't involve a thorough test ride.