Newsgroup: it.hobby.motociclismo
Titolo: Re: Aiutilo me negozio per un casco a Roma. In inglese.

>>I apologize for not being able to speak Italian.  I need advice on
If I can help with a link (and you're able to surf the web at the
moment), try 
www.motorstock.it
It is an Italian online shop with very good prices on motorcicle stuff
(brand new helmets coming from last year catalogue and so on...). The
good thing for you is that you can actually buy the stuff in their
Rome outlet saving shipping expenses (address is F.lli Gambelli snc
Via dei cerchi, 51  Roma  00186).
So you can look at the site, and then go and buy. I'm not from Rome,
so I don't know if the distance between you and the shop is
affordable, anyway... hope I have given you some help.
Good stay in Rome. ;-))))
Francesco

 Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
I hope this would help. :-)
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Keep in touch with us, if you can, we would appriciate an international
contribution to our newsgroup. :-)
Enjoy your "Roman Holiday", bye! :-)
Per tutti gli altri: ciao!
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 be sure its the right size. ;-)
Thanks for the tip!  I was going to try some helmets on tonight at home, 
but now I will wait until I get there.

 Via dei cerchi, 51  Roma  00186).
They have a Schuberth Concept!  Schuberth has just started to import to 
the USA again.  If I go there, I will have to look at this helmet!
Now it seems I will have to leave at about noon from Ergife Palace 
Hotel, Via Aurelia 619, 00165, Rome.  Is there any way to find a map on 
the internet that shows how to get from one place to the other?

 Enjoy your "Roman Holiday", bye! :-)
I have to thank this newsgroup for all of the help so far.  Thank you.
I will try to put some pictures of my trip on the internet when I get 
home, and post a link and ride report here on the group when I get back.

 but now I will wait until I get there.
This is why we usually can't buy Arai and Shoei directly from the USA or
Japan at a lower price (shipping included)... :-(
Bye, see you soon.
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Not so bad...
Something "strange" like USA -> S.U.A
Or "Aiuterebbe me per conoscere le ore di deposito ed i sensi." instead of
"Mi sarebbe utile conoscere le ore di apertura e il percorso per arrivarci".
AGV is not bad, but here there are other brand which are better. Except for
Arai-Shoei (less expencive in USA), you could try "X-Lite" (
www.xlite.com
,
the luxury brand of Nolan, really big industry), or Vemar or Premier or
Suomi. I think Nolan and Xlite are the best for you because you will find
the spare parts also in your country...
Bye, Alex
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GenTLe ...di Varese, provincia.
TL1000S + Mito 125 per la pista
La mia HP: 
http://digilander.iol.it/thegentle/index.htm
La vita è fatta di treni che passano, e a volte è bene salire senza
biglietto. Basta chiamare il controllore e pagare strada facendo (M.
Donnini; TT, La Corsa proibita)

 Arai-Shoei (less expencive in USA), you could try "X-Lite" (
www.xlite.com
,
http://www.x-lite.it/
  (
www.xlite.com
 didn't work)

 Probabilmente avrò bisogno di grande (L) o grande supplementare (XL). 

Dove hai detto che stai ?
In VIA RODI  la buccia di formaggio, a Roma ?!
Ah, ma sei un tifoso del dottore ?
Allora sei destinato a rosicare a vita.
Se lo vedi visto che sei a Roma salutami quel gran manico e furbacchione
del MAX B.
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"Living on Board"
Kawasaki  ZRX1200R  '04 "Ziba"
Km. 2cube
http://www.webalice.it/a.buccioni/
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What Oil? ha scritto:
Hi! The area you'll be staying in is, I'm afraid, quite far from the best
motorbike wear shops you can find in Rome.
There are, however, a couple of them in Circonvallazione Trionfale, 5
minutes walking from your hotel (You'll be staying at the Franklin, ain't
you?)
The problem is I don't remember the address details right now... This
evening, however, I'll be passing in that street and tomorrow morning, if
it's not too late for you, I'll post the full addresses and shop names.
Then, about the helmet choice... Be sure to try the fit of an AGV, they
are quite comfortable for sure, but, IMHO, not even close to the overall
quality of a Shoei.
Try also other brands, if you're interested in buying an italian helmet,
like Vemar or Suomy.
Feel free to contact me in case you need other info.
V4 Lamps!
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Yellowpecora Uebbeisd & la VuFeRra
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 V4 Lamps!
And thanks again!

   c/o SOS Moto, Via Giacomo Trevis 37, Rome.
OK, in this case forget about that two shops. Take a peek into
"Nonosolomoto", 5 to 10 mins walking from Ergife Hotel (Just follow Via
Aurelia on your right as you exit the Hotel, pass by an open-air market
and you're there). Don't be stranded by the fact they only have a display
window outside, the shop is quite large inside. They don't boast the
lowest prices in Rome but their range of helmets is quite large.
Also, if you are to reach Via G. Travis by taxi, you can ask the driver to
have a "long"cut :-) to "ElioMoto", Via Marruvio, a short stroll from
St.John's in Lateran Basilica. They are definitely one of the best (and
cheap!) biker's wear shops in Rome, as some other fellows already
suggested you. 
Be advised, though: don't judge it from the appearance, it will be worth
the trip :-)
About the map, here you go:
http://tinyurl.com/6zo99
in case the link wouldn't work, just browse to 
http://mappe.libero.it
 or
http://mappe.virgilio.it
.
Under the "Percorsi" tag, they offer a quite good urban route planning 
service, just put in where you start from ("Da") and where you're going
("A") and you're done.
Feel free to use my private mail, too (badwish (AT) vodafone (DOT) it) in
case you can't access usenet while travelling.
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...anvedi come balla nando!

 ....anvedi come balla nando!
te a Roma non ci vieni più, eh? ;-PPP
mi sei rimasto traumatizzato ! :-)
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