Well, If I wore skin tight leather, Ladies and small children would run in fright - the rest would point and laugh.
Stitch here - 113F highest +27 lowest. YMMV
Stitch here - 113F highest +27 lowest. YMMV
.And he might have those new stretch Kevlar gloves!
I'm interested in your review of the Cycleport Kevlar. I've been toying with the idea of getting a set since last summer when I got caught in 114 deg weather in my 'Stitch, just haven't been able to justify the expense yet.Did you see the "Save Your Hide" Guide?
I am flying down to Motoport on the 30th for a fitting. I am going to get the mesh Kevlar for the jackets and pants. After talking with Wayne (you should call or email him) he suggested mesh Kevlar for me since my riding temps change from 5 degrees to 110 degrees.
I will post a review after I wear it for a month or so. However, that will be in about two months. Wayne is making some modifications to my suit for me.
I also own a pair of first gear mesh pants. I agree they just don't feel safe. I decided to upgrade the armor, but it still does not fill safe.
Seen Andrew's report of MadMike's gear?I'm interested in your review of the Cycleport Kevlar. I've been toying with the idea of getting a set since last summer when I got caught in 114 deg weather in my 'Stitch, just haven't been able to justify the expense yet.
As for the hot stuff, I've found that the undergarments are critical for safe travel in temps over a buck. The problem is that air goes through the mesh so well that it won't allow cooling from perspiration, so you need the right thing to keep the air from drying your skin too fast. I use some microfiber pants and long sleeve shirt under my mesh for extended travel in the heat.IMO Cycleport has proven its value. Mike, after two days was looking so much better. I'm glad to see him recovering so fast. I want to thank Wayne and Cycleport for making a product that IMO saved Mike from much worse injury.
I will be buying Cycleport gear.
I linked Andrew's report in my first post of this thread.Seen Andrew's report of MadMike's gear?I'm interested in your review of the Cycleport Kevlar. I've been toying with the idea of getting a set since last summer when I got caught in 114 deg weather in my 'Stitch, just haven't been able to justify the expense yet.
As for the hot stuff, I've found that the undergarments are critical for safe travel in temps over a buck. The problem is that air goes through the mesh so well that it won't allow cooling from perspiration, so you need the right thing to keep the air from drying your skin too fast. I use some microfiber pants and long sleeve shirt under my mesh for extended travel in the heat.IMO Cycleport has proven its value. Mike, after two days was looking so much better. I'm glad to see him recovering so fast. I want to thank Wayne and Cycleport for making a product that IMO saved Mike from much worse injury. I will be buying Cycleport gear.
Yew cain dew whut yew wants tuh. Et's yer skin en yer thuh wun who'll has tuh mek the dee-cision. Noebuudy h'yar shood be a'tellin' yew whut tuhdew. We'all kin bee tokkin 'bout whut we dew er whut we is bin doin' er had happin' tuh us'ns in thuh pass. Thet kood be WYE we'all whare whut we'all whare, butt we shoodint be tellin' noebuddy ess whut THEY shood whare tuh proteck thems skin, ebbows, neeze er byoo-tocks. I s'pose we'all shun't tell noebuddy jist how tuh proteck thems all haid, neither, tew. Weeze kud only sey whut wee does tuh be reddy fer summa them reely badd sitchee-ayshuns. Eye hopes yew doesn't ever has tuh fine ott whut werks. Eye did, en mye choice werked purdy gude fer me. Eye'm thinkin thet slidin along on the rode en knot havin noe skin rashy thangs es purdy gude news. En only havin tuh ree-pare thuh jackit 'cuz thems rescue fokes cut et off iz purdy gude nooze, tew. (En thet jackit lukes lak knew.)Clothing options...., Why can't we just ride naked??
Does somebody know of an online translator program for this type of stuff? Hurts my brain trying to decipher it. :blink:Yew cain dew whut yew wants tuh. Et's yer skin en yer thuh wun who'll has tuh mek the dee-cision. Noebuudy h'yar shood be a'tellin' yew whut tuhdew. We'all kin bee tokkin 'bout whut we dew er whut we is bin doin' er had happin' tuh us'ns in thuh pass. Thet kood be WYE we'all war whut we'all war, butt we shoodint be tellin' noebuddy ess whut THEY shood war tuh proteck thems skin en ebbows en neeze er byoo-tocks. I s'pose we'all shun't tell noebuddy jist how tuh proteck thems all haid, neither, tew. Weeze kud only sey whut wee does tuh be reddy fer summa them reely badd sitch-ee-ayshuns. Eye hopes yew doesn't ever has tuh fine out whut werks. Eye did, en mye choice werked purdy gude fer me. Eye'm thinkin the slidin along on the rode en knot havin noe skin rashy thangs es purdy gude news. En only havin tuh ree-pare thuh jackit 'cuz thems rescue fokes cut et off iz a purdy gude tahng, tew.
Try this from the Google translator:Does somebody know of an online translator program for this type of stuff? Hurts my brain trying to decipher it. :blink:Yew cain dew whut yew wants tuh. Et's yer skin en yer thuh wun who'll has tuh mek the dee-cision. Noebuudy h'yar shood be a'tellin' yew whut tuhdew. We'all kin bee tokkin 'bout whut we dew er whut we is bin doin' er had happin' tuh us'ns in thuh pass. Thet kood be WYE we'all war whut we'all war, butt we shoodint be tellin' noebuddy ess whut THEY shood war tuh proteck thems skin en ebbows en neeze er byoo-tocks. I s'pose we'all shun't tell noebuddy jist how tuh proteck thems all haid, neither, tew. Weeze kud only sey whut wee does tuh be reddy fer summa them reely badd sitch-ee-ayshuns. Eye hopes yew doesn't ever has tuh fine out whut werks. Eye did, en mye choice werked purdy gude fer me. Eye'm thinkin the slidin along on the rode en knot havin noe skin rashy thangs es purdy gude news. En only havin tuh ree-pare thuh jackit 'cuz thems rescue fokes cut et off iz a purdy gude tahng, tew.
I think there's something wrong with me...I can unnerstan it just fine.Does somebody know of an online translator program for this type of stuff? Hurts my brain trying to decipher it. :blink:Yew cain dew whut yew wants tuh. Et's yer skin en yer thuh wun who'll has tuh mek the dee-cision. Noebuudy h'yar shood be a'tellin' yew whut tuhdew. We'all kin bee tokkin 'bout whut we dew er whut we is bin doin' er had happin' tuh us'ns in thuh pass. Thet kood be WYE we'all war whut we'all war, butt we shoodint be tellin' noebuddy ess whut THEY shood war tuh proteck thems skin en ebbows en neeze er byoo-tocks. I s'pose we'all shun't tell noebuddy jist how tuh proteck thems all haid, neither, tew. Weeze kud only sey whut wee does tuh be reddy fer summa them reely badd sitch-ee-ayshuns. Eye hopes yew doesn't ever has tuh fine out whut werks. Eye did, en mye choice werked purdy gude fer me. Eye'm thinkin the slidin along on the rode en knot havin noe skin rashy thangs es purdy gude news. En only havin tuh ree-pare thuh jackit 'cuz thems rescue fokes cut et off iz a purdy gude tahng, tew.
I've run into this same drivel here abouts. The only thing that works for me is ...BabalCatfishDoes somebody know of an online translator program for this type of stuff? Hurts my brain trying to decipher it. :blink:Yew cain dew whut yew wants tuh. Et's yer skin en yer thuh wun who'll has tuh mek the dee-cision. Noebuudy h'yar shood be a'tellin' yew whut tuhdew. We'all kin bee tokkin 'bout whut we dew er whut we is bin doin' er had happin' tuh us'ns in thuh pass. Thet kood be WYE we'all war whut we'all war, butt we shoodint be tellin' noebuddy ess whut THEY shood war tuh proteck thems skin en ebbows en neeze er byoo-tocks. I s'pose we'all shun't tell noebuddy jist how tuh proteck thems all haid, neither, tew. Weeze kud only sey whut wee does tuh be reddy fer summa them reely badd sitch-ee-ayshuns. Eye hopes yew doesn't ever has tuh fine out whut werks. Eye did, en mye choice werked purdy gude fer me. Eye'm thinkin the slidin along on the rode en knot havin noe skin rashy thangs es purdy gude news. En only havin tuh ree-pare thuh jackit 'cuz thems rescue fokes cut et off iz a purdy gude tahng, tew.
Perfect! Thanks a bunch! Now, could you please (before repairing the bike too much) go duplicate the feat with a D.O.T. or overseas equivalent non-Snell helmet (like the one I use), so we can see if you will fare better or worse? I'd do it, but a different brain would throw off the consistency of the results, and it might make me type funny afterwards. I'd let you borrow my helmet but it's too small for your he-man head and obviously larger brain.Try this from the Google translator:[SIZE=8pt]"In the end, you will do what you want. It's your skin and you are the one who will make the final decision. We can't tell you what to do. We can only speak from our own decision or past experiences. That is why we wear the gear we own, but we shouldn't tell you what YOU should wear to protect skin, elbows, knees or buttocks. Neither can we tell you how to protect your head. We only state what WE do in case of a "worst case" scenario. I hope you never have to find out what works or doesn't work. I did, and my choice of gear worked very well. I slid along the pavement and had no "road rash". The jacket was repaired only because the Rescue personnel cut it from my unconcious body."[/SIZE]
[SIZE=12pt]Not likely, in this lifetime![/SIZE]Now, could you please (before repairing the bike too much) go duplicate the feat with a D.O.T. or overseas equivalent non-Snell helmet (like the one I use), so we can see if you will fare better or worse?
However, I will lend my full support should YOU decide to attempt a re-enactment of my feat.[SIZE=8pt]And if you're actually thinking of trying this, your brain injury is much worse than diagnosed. I was making an inappropriate remark, while trying to feel secure with my choice of head protection.[/SIZE]
Hey, that gives me an idea!Are you going to sell tickets to the discussion when you make the "reveal" to Bren? I'm thinking that you'll see clearly in about 2 weeks...once the swelling goes down....and you can open your eyes. :lol:
I like the way she has the one hand strategically placed so that conclusive identification will be impossible. I am sure this is a security measure meant to provide "plausible deniability" of being in close proximity to you should this picture fall into the wrong hands and be displayed somewhere like the internet.
Debs is a lady of great distinction and discerning. She is shielding her face purposely!I like the way she has the one hand strategically placed so that conclusive identification will be impossible. I am sure this is a security measure meant to provide "plausible deniability" of being in close proximity to you should this picture fall into the wrong hands and be displayed somewhere like the internet.
But, I'm sure you get that alot.
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