Let me tell you one thing, i crashed 3 times this year, not a thing I'm proud of but i learned a few lessons along the way... 1. Wear some good amount of clothes which are tough, they can really prevent you from getting damaged. 2. Trust your breaking, practice a lot on breaking, anyone can open the throttle and go well at high speed but controlling it requires breaking. 3. Never trust Indian roads and peoples especially country roads... 😅 I felt it really hard..
The video I was looking for. Thanks a lot Vikas for making a detailed comparison. I was very much considering the Clan sneakers that I can use while riding my Duke 390 gen 3. Currently using Quechua waterproof shoes by Decathlon. Although built tough, they are slightly uncomfortable while changing gears and specially made for winter conditions so not very suitable for summer conditions. A good review from a highly experienced rider like you definitely gives confidence to go ahead with the decision 👍.
Safety is top priority 👌🏼 ❤ I've been watching your videos from the very start. Only you are promoting Safety and awareness from the start ❤ Still some people won't get that. And cops and some sh*tty people still thinks we're racing because we are wearing full gears.
Earlier I had bought Leather Version of Clan Shoes at very reasonable price (now price has gone up). Now after watching your video ordered for Waterproof Version for rainy season weekend rides. Very informative video thank you sir.
Let me tell you one thing, i crashed 3 times this year, not a thing I'm proud of but i learned a few lessons along the way...
1. Wear some good amount of clothes which are tough, they can really prevent you from getting damaged.
2. Trust your breaking, practice a lot on breaking, anyone can open the throttle and go well at high speed but controlling it requires breaking.
3. Never trust Indian roads and peoples especially country roads... 😅 I felt it really hard..
The video I was looking for. Thanks a lot Vikas for making a detailed comparison. I was very much considering the Clan sneakers that I can use while riding my Duke 390 gen 3. Currently using Quechua waterproof shoes by Decathlon. Although built tough, they are slightly uncomfortable while changing gears and specially made for winter conditions so not very suitable for summer conditions. A good review from a highly experienced rider like you definitely gives confidence to go ahead with the decision 👍.
Glad I could help. Thanks brother
I was waiting for such a video on casual riding shoes.
Safety is top priority 👌🏼 ❤
I've been watching your videos from the very start. Only you are promoting Safety and awareness from the start ❤
Still some people won't get that. And cops and some sh*tty people still thinks we're racing because we are wearing full gears.
Well illustrated with passion and love for safety....thanks Vikas
Thanks brother!
❤❤One of my favorite videos from vikas bhai is safety related tips from Rishabh pant accident video...
Earlier I had bought Leather Version of Clan Shoes at very reasonable price (now price has gone up). Now after watching your video ordered for Waterproof Version for rainy season weekend rides. Very informative video thank you sir.
Thanks brother
We want such type of content from your vlogs.
Vikas Sir is the BEST 🙏❤️
pls review orazo shoes for touring purpose. with speed of 60 to 80 kmph .... or upto 60 kmph speed touring
Baya i wear 7 shoes normally
Should I order same size or one size up??? Please relpy
Is this clan shoe waterproofing?
Bro what about orazo boots is they good for long rides??
Sir is it waterproof?
Good information , thank you for the suggestion ..
Thank you brother
Naaaice 👏👏👏 Do they have shoes with Velcro instead of lace?
No
So the protectors are hard plastic or metal casing ? Some toe protectors have metal casing.
Hard plastic and Rubber mix.
Nice info bro ❤😊
Very good information.
Hello Vikas Brother
Please suggest an safe and reliable gloves for daily city rides.
Thank You
Sure I will brother
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Bro which is the best budget jacket bro?
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