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really for pussies ?...
Any of ya'll ride like this fella?...
Any of ya'll ride like this fella?...
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HERD # 00048
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Ouch!!!!!!!!!!!!Joe
2009 FLHTCU Ultra Classic - Vivid Black
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ooops, guilty here, well sorta, I don't wear tennis shoes riding, but jeans, T shirt and eye protection, that be about it, unless it is cold and I wear a jacket, or really cold and/or raining and I wear assless chaps
hehe, I think I got to use the word assless chaps before anyone else hereComment
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I ride as you, never with sneakers, but I gotta wear a helmet(law)... Speaking of assless chaps(2nd to mention !) I got mine on now, with a pair of flannel lined jeans coz it's a bit cold here and I'm soon out the door for a ride... I also like keeping the rubber side on the pavement...Originally posted by Ironhead View Post-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HERD # 00048
Today is more like it is now than it has ever been before....
09 UltraComment
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$100 bucks says he was stunting, so ha.....ha.
No....Proper riding gear isn't for pussies. Tassles are....................:)**Note: The technical info I provide is suggestive. I am not a perfeshunel.
"No two motorcycles should be the same. Your bike should be based on your creativity, and whatever's going on in your life at that time..." Jesse James
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That looks very painful!!HERD MEMBER #00027
Riding for LT. Tim Campbell (LEO)
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Definitely, can't you tell how tough he looks in that photo? I wear engineer boots (I'm old school - okay just old) and my leather as deep into the the heat as possible and then some. Sucks to be sweating all over myself, but, when I get home, at least I can shower without pain.Herd Member #43
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The one thing I remember most from the MSF course is RISK vs CONSEQUENCE! They did not preach nor did they ask about anyones choices in gear but did explain, the more risk you take the higher the consequence, as long as you accept the consequence of the risk then the amount of safety gear any one person wears will come down to how much consequence you are willing to accept with your amount of risk. And given that, the best protection against a motorcycle accident is NOT to get on one in the first place!
Back to your regular scheduled programing, BRING ON THE FUNNY!
HERD Member #114
2007 FLHTCU Ultra Classic
When all else fails, GET A BIGGER HAMMER!
If common sense was so common, wouldn't everyone have it?Comment
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Proper Gear!
Let's see, tennis shoes, shorts and a Teeshrit that's what rice burner riders wear....and full face helmet....bet this guy starts wearing better riding gear......
Dave you kill me......:laughout:laughout:laughoutOLD SKOOL BIKERS RULE, WE DO WHAT IT TAKES AND LIKE IT!!!
With age comes wisdom, yeah right!
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RIP Rick.....Ride On Forever In Our Hearts My Brother!Comment
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Been there done that. Well, except I don't wear shorts or tank tops. Tennis Shoes.. GuiltyHerd # 76
I didn't buy a Sportster because I wanted a Harley, I bought a Sportster because it's OLD S'COOLComment
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Boots, leathers, helmet, glasses....have been known to make a quick ride to the store in tennis shoes and jeans.....Sometimes it takes a whole tank of fuel before you can think straight!!!
Ut veho est vivo!!!! (To ride is to live)
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Richard
2010 Wide Glide, Black with Flames (Mistress)Comment
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I always wearing boots, gloves, eye protection, but I've been a little lax in wearing a helmet if I'm going less then 4 or 5 miles. Should know
better from my broadside accident 22 years ago.
Regards Sonny2007 FLHX Street Glide HERD #35
Route 66 "The Mother Road" Thank You Cyrus Avery!Comment
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Fag tassles crack me up...Originally posted by Dave63 View Post
Originally posted by Dan View PostThe one thing I remember most from the MSF course is RISK vs CONSEQUENCE! They did not preach nor did they ask about anyones choices in gear but did explain, the more risk you take the higher the consequence, as long as you accept the consequence of the risk then the amount of safety gear any one person wears will come down to how much consequence you are willing to accept with your amount of risk. And given that, the best protection against a motorcycle accident is NOT to get on one in the first place!
Back to your regular scheduled programing, BRING ON THE FUNNY!
Uhhhh, could you go over that one more time, 'cept in English ?...
Sounds like you had the same luck as me... All three of my bike accidents were collisions with cages within 3 miles of my house...Originally posted by sonnyd View Post-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HERD # 00048
Today is more like it is now than it has ever been before....
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OWEEEOWEEEEOWEEEEE
A guy here in town was riding his Honda elsinor and bragging what a good dirt rider He was,wering cutoffs and thongs{on His feet},not ten minutes later he dumped it doing a wheelie across a plank floored bridge,next time I see`s Him He has big old chunks of hide missing from His ass cheek and slivers galore.
I must add that for as young as I was I was/still am into wearing clothing while riding and I got to add the comment "I told You so" as I was working in a gas station and had warned Him about riding and clothing not ten minutes before His wreck.
After seeing that it just cemented in Mine mind the importance of rugged clothing and riding.Ear Tag no. 00030Comment
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I got to this point and almost got the wrong idea. :)Originally posted by MrMarty51 View PostJoe
2009 FLHTCU Ultra Classic - Vivid Black
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