Is the "Ultra Man" costume reeeally necessary?
- Thread starter Hayabusawannabe
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I don't wear the leather suit but I do wear road jeans and amour textile jackets, or a big touring leather jacket, depending on what i'm doing. Gotta love America and freedom of choice.
I presented a motorcycle gear/protection speech utilizing tons of gear.....plus I used the experience of Brittany Morrow as a point to drive home to the class. Do a google search and read her story. She is a rider who knows the importance of gear but decided, on a whim, to go for a ride unprotected.
Not everyone agrees with the "power ranger" suits but al least try to protect yourself a little bit. Once something happens it too late then. Plenty of good solid advice on this site.
p.s., if you do waer the "squid" outfit, please remember to send pictures....we do love pictures!!
I presented a motorcycle gear/protection speech utilizing tons of gear.....plus I used the experience of Brittany Morrow as a point to drive home to the class. Do a google search and read her story. She is a rider who knows the importance of gear but decided, on a whim, to go for a ride unprotected.
Not everyone agrees with the "power ranger" suits but al least try to protect yourself a little bit. Once something happens it too late then. Plenty of good solid advice on this site.
p.s., if you do waer the "squid" outfit, please remember to send pictures....we do love pictures!!
Rainbow7
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That's the name! I couldn't remember what she was called. Yes, that was a terrible accident.
http://www.rockthegear.org/index.php?/testimonials/view/brittany_morrow_the_roadrash_queen/
andy and the r man
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That's horrifying
andy and the r man
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.....
That looks painful as hell
SlimNickel
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Judging from it all, you sound pretty young. Here is one of the other things you should consider....Insurance. Having gear on could make a world of financial difference if/when you have an accident.
I'm in the military, and my SGLI (life insurance) does not have to cover my policy. Should I have a life-ending accident without wearing any type of required gear, i.e. helmet, boots, jacket and gloves, all of my benefits that would go to my dependents would be relinquished.
Wearing gear is your best insurance policy. You do have a choice...make it a wise one. Listen to these guys on the org. There are hundreds of combined years of experience and no one will lead you astray.
I'm in the military, and my SGLI (life insurance) does not have to cover my policy. Should I have a life-ending accident without wearing any type of required gear, i.e. helmet, boots, jacket and gloves, all of my benefits that would go to my dependents would be relinquished.
Wearing gear is your best insurance policy. You do have a choice...make it a wise one. Listen to these guys on the org. There are hundreds of combined years of experience and no one will lead you astray.
For me, "YES". You know why? I can't even stand paper cut. They're tiny and they hurt. Imagine road rash.
Thanks, bro. We're both in-love with the same one. That's not good.
By the way, I hope it works out. Prayers sent.
J/K
Rainbow7
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Thanks, bro. We're both in-love with the same one. That's not good.
By the way, I hope it works out. Prayers sent.
Y'know, I don't like red, as colours go...but those rims of yours are awesome!
Thanks, bro.
Honestly, red's not my color, either. The bike happened to have red ascents and the only color to match them is the wine red.
andy and the r man
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See if you can keep them as clean.
Here you go!!!
It would look something like this bike.
I can't wait to see them pics.
I doubt that.
J/K
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Here you go!!!
It would look something like this bike.
Man, those would look sweet on my '02 black/blue....hmmm.
Here you go!!!
It would look something like this bike.
Man, those would look sweet on my '02 black/blue....hmmm.
hhhmmmmmm....
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