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Sorry, I did not want to bring it down. And I had no time for a serious check, I just stumbeled over these when I did a quick search:

Acerbis/Mefo »Koerta Naked«: TOURENFAHRER ONLINE

Testbericht über Motorradschutzkleidungen in Motorrad News 9/2009

Acerbis Koerta Test Motorradschutzkleidung (Protektoren)

Sorry, it's in German but at the end it's rated as "sufficient". Can't explain it in English, but for some parts the shock absorption seems to be bad.

But again, it's not representative, therefore I wanted to ask again about your investigations and where you consider the advantage of it.



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I'll go to one of the major shops here in Switzerland the next days to try some of those out. Let's also see what fits (with my Enduro Jacket) and what the guys there have to tell...

heh heh all in German

I read mainly US reviews... Well, time will tell I guess !
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I might take the Dainese Wave V 1-2-3 JACKET WAVE V 1-2-3 NECK - Motorbike - America - Inglese
I use the Dainese Wave and it works nice, have crashtested it multiple times.
For me the best part is that I can remove my jacket at technical sections. Mostly I keep my jacket on when driving high speed tarmac.
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