Showing posts with label sidi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sidi. Show all posts
Friday, May 3, 2013
SIDI Trials boot mentioned in Motorcycle Consumer News!
Trials riding is a very technical sport, and it demands specialized gear! Sidi has made a trials specific boot for years, but due to low demand in the US, we have never brought the boot stateside. Well, don't say we don't listen to our customers because the Sidi Trial Zero boot is now currently in stock and available! It's got a gummy lug sole, a very flexible top grain/split grain/lorica construction and 3 strap closure system for a less restrictive feel. Pick up a copy of the May edition Motorcycle Consumer News for more trials riding info!
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Motorcycle Consumer News,
sidi,
Sidi Trial Zero,
Trials Riding
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Kurt Caselli's Sidi Crossfire 2 Boots From Dakar
Kurt Caselli stopped by the Motonation offices the other day and brought with him the Sidi Crossfire 2 SR boots he wore at this years Dakar Rally. What do your boots look like after 5,000 miles of the most insane and technically challenging off road courses in the world? And add on top of that these boots have an additional four days of pre-running in Baja Mexico on them as well! (remember those soles can be replaced as well with the turn of 17 screws and a spare 10 minutes of your time.)
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Crossfire 2,
Kurt Caselli,
off road,
sidi,
Sidi Crossfire 2 SR
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Motocross Action Magazine + Sidi Crossfire 2 - 4/5 Star Review
The Sidi Crossfire 2 off road boots are featured in the MXA Team Tested segment of the March issue of Motocross Action magazine. What stands out about the Sidi Crossfire 2?
Comfort
"They are an amazing engineering marvel, with tons of technology and forethought."
"The low profile toe box makes shifting a breeze."
Weight
"The Crossfire 2 is one of the lighter boots on the market..."
Buckles
"The four buckle system is foolproof"
"Once properly adjusted, the Crossfire 2 SR's fit like a glove."
Soles
"One of the greatest features of the Crossfire 2 SR is the replaceable soles. All it takes is a screwdriver to complete the task. Instead of waiting for your boots to be resoled by a cobbler, you'll be back on the back in no time."
Shin Plate
(plethora of replaceable parts.)
"It 's not unthinkable that, given proper care, the Crossfire 2 SR could last many years."
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Crossfire 2,
Motocross Action,
Review,
sidi
Dirt Wheels Magazine + Sidi Crossfire 2 and Vemar VRX9
The March issue of Dirt Wheels magazine features the new Sidi Crossfire 2 and the Vemar VRX9.
Dirt Wheels magazine hits the nail on the head with the Sidi Crossfire 2 boots being "trick." It is the only way Sidi designs their footwear. But behind that trick look is
Also featured is the Vemar VRX9 off road helmet. Available in a large array of graphics, including the Vemar "Night Vision" option. Light weight, great fit, and looks great on any head. Glowing in the dark or not.
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Crossfire 2,
dirt,
Dirt Wheels Magazine,
off road,
sidi,
Vemar,
VRX9
Thursday, January 31, 2013
BMW Owners News + New Products from Sidi and AGV SPORT
BMW Owners News Magazine features the Sidi Design Series New York riding shoe as well as the AGV Sport Canyon leather jacket in their January issue!
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
TONY CAIROLI SCORES A DOUBLE IN BELGIUM
TONY
CAIROLI SCORES A DOUBLE IN BELGIUM
The
Sidi champion continues his domination in World Series MX1
Tony Cairoli won the Belgian
Grand Prix in the MX1 class, which was held on Sunday, June 17 on
the Bastogne circuit in Wallonia. This win counts as the eighth race in the 2012 World Championship
series. A gutsy and determined Cairoli won the race his way, clearly dominating
both heats, thus handing Sidi another great win. The five-time World
Champion is sending out a strong message to all his adversaries by winning in Belgium, home of his number one rival Clemente Desalle, who was second today in
the final standings of the grand prix after coming in third in both
races.
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The track was new to everyone, but the number-one world motocross rider
had no problems. Tony
Cairoli was riding his KTM wearing his inseparable Sidi Crossfire boots.
In the first heat he dominated from the very start, coming in ahead of
Frenchman Gautier Paulin (Kawasaki)
and Belgian Clement Desalle (Suzuki). In the second heat the rider from Messina beat Frenchman Christophe Pourcel (Kawasaki), Belgians
Clement Desalle (Suzuki), and Kevin Stijbos (KTM) and Russian Evgeny Bobryshev
(Honda).
The General Classification for the World Series is at the halfway mark
after eight out of the sixteen scheduled races, and Tony Cairoli is way out in
front with 345 points, a good lead on the second placed rider, Clement
Desalle with 298 points. After
them Christophe Pourcel is in third place with 292 points and Gautier Paulin is
fourth with 289 points.
“I'm happy I won in Belgium, which is kind of like my second home and
the birthplace of this sport; it meant a lot to me to make it to the highest
step of the podium in this race," explains Cairoli. “Well, I did it and in addition to the victory I
gained some important points for the classification. I knew it would be
important to get a good start and I managed to do so. In the first heat
everything went according to plan. I took off in the lead and went long on my
adversaries so that I could control the advantage. In the second heat I caught
up, being careful not to make any errors. Then once I was ahead I managed to
gain a slight advantage over Desalle and administer the race to the finish
line.”
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sidi,
Tony Cairoli,
World Series MX1
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Motorcycle Escape Summer 2012 Issue features the SIDI Adventure Gore-Tex
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PRICING UPDATE: the retail price has been lowered to $500.00!
For more information on the SIDI Adventure Gore-Tex boot
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Adventure Gore-Tex,
Motorcycle Escape Magazine,
sidi
Thursday, May 24, 2012
BMW Motorcycle Magazine Summer 2012 Issue features SIDI Tour Gore-Tex and Trial Zero
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For other great articles and product features visit bmwmcmag.com
Monday, May 21, 2012
SIDI Crossfire SR's on the Cover of Dirt Bike 06-2012 Issue
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Crossfire SR,
Dirt Bike Magazine,
sidi,
SIDI Boots
PRESS RELEASE: "ARRIBA, ARRIBA, ÁNDALE, ÁNDALE!" - ...THE FASTEST IN MEXICO WAS TONY CAIROLI
Motocross World Championship MX1
Tony Cairoli and Sidi put
their mark on the first-ever motocross World Championship race to take place in
Mexico. The unstoppable
streak of successes of the KTM champion goes on with his win in the MX1
category. The race took place on May 13 on the Guadalajara track in Mexico. After two
spectacular and very close races, Cairoli conquered his second seasonal title,
bringing his career tally to 45.
After a Speedy Gonzales-like fast
start, Cairoli dominated and won race1, crossing the checkered flag on the
finish line alone. During race2 Cairoli, who didn’t start quite as fast,
encountered a few problems but was prompt to react, literally unleashing his
talent and being able to come back from behind and obtain third place. Given
those two results, Cairoli was the winner of the first edition of the Mexico
Grand Prix, bringing Sidi Crossfire boots with him on the highest step
of the podium.
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Ken de Dycker completed the great
success for Sidi, riding a KTM motorcycle and ending third in race1 and fifth
in race2. The rider was barely left out of the podium, obtaining fourth place
in the overall Grand Prix standings. The world championship is firing up race
after race, becoming more and more challenging and lively. Tony Cairoli is
retaining his strong lead, with 178 points. Desalle is in second place with
149, while Paulin has 134 points in third and De Dycker has moved up to fourth
with 131.
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New horizons are opening for the motocross
World Championship after its Mexican stint. The Championship will have a new
chapter in South America, where the Brazil
Grand Prix is scheduled to take place next week. Cairoli will do everything he
can to once again precede all his rivals… the competitors have been warned.
For more information on SIDI Boots
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Mexico,
Motocross MX1,
sidi,
SIDI Boots,
Tony Cairoli,
World Championship
Friday, May 18, 2012
SIDI STARS IN SUPERCROSS - Second place for Davi Millsaps in the 2012 FIM World Supercross championship!
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In
Las Vegas Millsaps rode his Yamaha to close out the final race of the year in
second place, right behind Ryan Dungey.
Born in Orlando, Florida in 1985 but a
resident in California, “Davi”’s brilliant
performance this season also carried him to second place in the final
classification for the series. At the beginning of the season no one could have
predicted this great result, which was built by the American race after race.
Millsaps has had a shining career that also includes the 2006 World Title in
the Supercross Lites category, and he has become one of the most talented and competitive
pilots on the American circuit.
The
final verdict in the world rankings speaks for itself: the champion is Ryan Villopoto, prevailing in first place
with 323 points, followed by Davi Millsaps
in second place with 266 points. The winner of Las Vegas, Ryan Dungey, was
overall third with 257 points, while Justin Brayton was fourth with 257 points
and Jake Weimer was fifth with a total
of 229.
This
second place is really an important and prestigious result for Sidi,
which stands out at the forefront of World Motocross racing on the Old
Continent, where Tony Cairoli and other aces from the Sidi stables dominate,
and in America, where Davi Millsaps is keeping the Sidi colors flying
high. The common denominator in these extraordinary successes is Sidi
Crossfire, the number one boot for cross that is confirming
itself as the unbeatable king of off road, in any situation and on any type of
terrain.
For
classification results go to: www.amasupercross.com
MOTOCROSS WMX: LANCELOT VS FONTANESI - The battle for World dominance continues between the two Sidi champions
MOTOCROSS
WMX: LANCELOT VS FONTANESI
The
battle for World dominance continues between the two Sidi champions
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Maser (Treviso), 16 April,
2012 - The head to head between Chiara Fontanesi and Livia
Lancelot in the WMX World series continues. The second round in the
women's World Championship, which took place Sunday on the French Castelnau de
Lévis circuit, opened a new act in this thrilling duel, which will most likely
last throughout the entire season.
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Chiara Fontanesi won the first rainbow race of the season in Holland.
This time instead, in the French GP Livia Lancelot was on her home
turf and she was calling the shots in both trials, in race1 as well as
race2, coming in right in front of her rival, Fontanesi. Not even the wind and
rain could stop these intrepid gals from Sidi Sport - branded
motocross. In fact, as always, they could both count
on the help of their Sidi Crossfires, the number one boots in motocross
that remain unbeatable on any terrain and in any weather condition, even the
most difficult.
The world challenge is starting to heat up; Fontanesi is still ahead in
the standings with 94 points, but right behind her, at a distance of just
two lengths, the spectre of Livia Lancelot looms large. The next date in this
compelling, Sidi-stamped, pink challenge is set for May 20 with the Italian GP
in Arco di Trento.
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Labels:
Chiara Fontanesi,
Livia Lancelot,
MOTOCROSS WMX,
motonation,
motonation.com,
sidi,
SIDI Boots,
WMX
Monday, April 23, 2012
Friday, March 23, 2012
Motonation/SIDI riders take 6 out of the top 10 finishes at Daytona International Speedway
2012 AMA SuperSport Daytona
Race 1 Results:
1. James Rispoli (Suzuki)
2. Jake Lewis (Suzuki) +0.031 - SIDI
3. Stefano Mesa (Yamaha) +0.623 - SIDI
4. Tomas Puerta (Yamaha) +0.697
5. Corey Alexander (Suzuki) +0.705 - SIDI
6. Elena Myers (Suzuki) +0.76
7. Dustin Dominguez (Triumph) +0.832 - SIDI
8. Hayden Gillim (Yamaha) +2.373 - SIDI
9. Eric Stump (Yamaha) +10.69 - SIDI
10. Ryan Kerr (Kawasaki) +10.835
Congratulations to all the SIDI/Motonation riders on their strong showing at Daytona!
SIDI Riders take First and Thrid in Daytona XR1200 Final
Motonation is proud to congratulate SIDI sponsored Riders Kyle Wyman (1st) and Michael Barnes (3rd) on their podium finish. 2012 is shaping up to be a spectacular year!
AMA Pro Road Racing
Vance & Hines XR1200
Daytona International Speedway
Daytona Beach, Florida
Vance & Hines XR1200
Daytona International Speedway
Daytona Beach, Florida

1. Kyle Wyman (#33) - SIDI
2. Tyler O'Hara
3. Michael Barnes (#34) - SIDI
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Updating Your Older Crossfire SR Boots with Newer 1/4" Screw Soles.
If you already own Sidi boots you probably already know they can last you a really long time. How long depends on the rider and the care, but it is not rare for customers to ask us for replaceable parts on boots that haven't been produced in over a decade. Sidi, being the insane quality driven Italians that they are, also do not create a model and leave it alone. More often than not they make revisions to current model boots from real world feed back from pro riders and even more importantly....you.
These revisions usually create new replaceable parts and thus sometimes is confusing to what parts go to what models. In this case we are going to look at the Sidi Crossfire SR and the it's replaceable sole.
The original replaceable sole on the Sidi Crossfire SR used regular 10mm screws. In 2006 Sidi created a new version of the sole that solved two issues they were coming across. One being the build up and water and dirt within the long threaded screws caused more stress to the customer when trying to replace them. The other being their other soles (the hard and soft compound Super Moto soles) didn't fit as snug as they would like around the outside lip of the boot. Below you can see a comparision of the older Sidi Crossfire SR boot soles and the current 1/4" screw soles that come standard on the Crossfire SR. The area in red show the change in molding giving the sole a more snug fit (especially for the Super Moto soles...)
So you have a pair of the 2006 and before Sidi Crossfire SR boots and would like to replace the sole? What do you need?
1.) If your screws are still in usable condition...awesome. If not, you can purchase replaceable ones here.
2.) A new sole and a dremol tool, orbital sander, or something that you can use to grind down the area on the outside of the new sole to fit into the older molding. A bastard cut file may work as well, but you will most likely want to use something mechanized.
The image below displays the older version on top of the newer version giving you an idea of the area of sole that will need to be shaved down to fit.
Using this example your older version of the Sidi Crossfire SR boots may now work with the Sidi MX Sole, Super Moto Soles, and even the new 2012 Adventure Touring sole.
Having trouble? more questions? Feel free to leave comments below or on our Facebook Page.
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Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Gear Chic - Fusion Lei Review
...I’ve always heard from Sidi owners that they’re super comfortable. I believed them at first, and then I begun to think that they were lying to me, that it was a conspiracy to buy Sidi boots.
I was wrong. So very wrong. Thank god! Not only have they been comfortable off the bike, but of course they are extremely comfortable on the bike, in sport riding position..
Read the full Review @ gearchic.com
Labels:
Fusion Lei,
gear chic,
sidi
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
ANDREA DOVIZIOSO IS NOW IN SIDI BOOTS!
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Pro Riders,
sidi
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