Yo comprende muy bueno. I was simply pointing out that being the gurl that you are, you might recommend something that lacks the necessary crotchal space to allow the boyz sufficient breathing room and ventilation.
That was funny stuff: note I did not make two measurements only one... Funny friday crap.This is just too good to pass up.
There's no way I'm taking two measurements; one balls to floor, the other crotch to floor, and posting the results!
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Nothing with a scale of accuracy gets anywhere near my nether regions!
+1 on Olympia gear. Not the cheapest, but not the most expensive either. There is a lot of adjustment for different sized riders. On the other end of the spectrum to what is being asked here, I was able to get my pants hemmed, and adjust the position of the knee pads. Best feature in the gear I have is the waterproof/windproof liners for jacket and pants. They can be worn separately, as casual gear or incorporated with the mesh/armor when riding in the cold. So far, my gear has been comfortable from about 42 degrees up to 114 degrees.
Did you get the Olympia's that zip out mesh and come in silver? I think??? Or something?
Hey girl - you've got good taste! The silver mesh pants are the ones I've just taken off, after my ride home from work. I have the Hi-Viz lime jacket. Last weekend, I took out the armor and put the rather dingy jacket in the wash. It came out looking like brand new, and it's about a year old.i got these in black. zip out liner. cordura exterior. well recommended by alot of peeps. not sure how you'll do on sizing but I picked them up for $160 at Moto on sale. obviously they make em for men too.
Yes we do, but I've got to give Mike H and Penny credit for pointing me towards these. I don't have the matching jacket but sure do like the pants. Especially when I got to buy them 2 sizes smaller than I really wear! I think they do that to make us ladies feel good! :lol:Hey girl - you've got good taste! The silver mesh pants are the ones I've just taken off, after my ride home from work. I have the Hi-Viz lime jacket. Last weekend, I took out the armor and put the rather dingy jacket in the wash. It came out looking like brand new, and it's about a year old.i got these in black. zip out liner. cordura exterior. well recommended by alot of peeps. not sure how you'll do on sizing but I picked them up for $160 at Moto on sale. obviously they make em for men too.
My gear from the local BMW dealer. The apparel manager explained that he wanted a line that was up-market from First Gear but not as expensive as BMW stuff. The Olympia range fits right in between the two. I would recommend it highly, to anyone who needed decent riding gear.
Jill
Squeezer is very right about Fieldsheer's Four Season Mesh Pant and its water funnel, BTDT. But for me, I never expected mesh pants to be waterproof or even water resistant. I wear them for what I consider to be one of the best combinations of air flow and protection. Whenever rain is in the picture, I wear rain overpants over top of my Fieldsheer Four Season Mesh. Works awesome for me.
Awww, please don't say that. I was so happy to get into a size 12. Let's say that they run true to size shall we? and preserve the illusion.
Wish I'd known about these, no more in my size. These are not discontinued, they're irregulars from the very first manufacturing run of a brand-new model of Darien pants. The real thing won't be available until June this year. I'm thinking I'll sell the Darien pants I have now and get these when they're available. The new diamond gusset in the crotch will be a good thing, ditto with the flaps over the pockets and the new leg-located cargo pocket.
I bought mine while more sizes were still available. Of course, back then they were $199. I guess they need to drop the price to get rid of less popular sizes.
Afraid that someone will figure out that the claimed "measure" is really much less? :lol:Nothing with a scale of accuracy gets anywhere near my nether regions!
