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Old August 18th, 2016, 10:18 AM   #41
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Everyone keeps telling dude to wear leather, dude keeps saying no, dude keeps posting about not wearing leather
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Old August 18th, 2016, 10:21 AM   #42
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It's not a matter of winning.


It's a matter of whether you want to look normal/cool/comfortable/how much skin you are comfortable with losing vs protecting yourself as much as possible.

No one can stop you from wearing jeans when you ride. Do it with the knowledge that if something happens, you're going to be hurting for a while. Having a nurse at the hospital scrub out road rash with a brush will make you think about it in a whole new light.

My philosophy is: Sweat is cheaper than skin. I don't care if people think I'm nuts walking around in leather pants, I'm never going to see them again anyway. I do it frequently and in riding boots too. People at the gas station? Grocery store? Traffic on the road? Why do I care what they think I look like? My skin is worth 100x what my pride/ego is. I wear the gear I do because most of them are inattentive assholes absorbed in their phones not looking for motorcycles anyway.

Most buildings have a bathroom of some sort you can change out your leathers for jeans in. Jeans fit very nicely in a small backpack or tail bag, just get to work 5 minutes early.
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Everyone keeps telling dude to wear leather, dude keeps saying no, dude keeps posting about not wearing leather
Right? Just wear whatever.

However, if we've told you about each type of gear and you wear the less protective, prepare for if you post about getting road rash.
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Old August 18th, 2016, 10:33 AM   #44
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Right? Just wear whatever.

However, if we've told you about each type of gear and you wear the less protective, prepare for if you post about getting road rash.
Riiiiiight...
It's been put out technically, visually, audibly, we have seen graphs, charts, studies... Feel free to say the same stuff over and over till your blue in the face if it makes you feel better, some folks learn best from experience

Personally I'm just gonna sit back, watch, and hope for the best
I commend your drive and caring on this topic... Carry on

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Riiiiiight...
It's been put out technically, visually, audibly, we have seen graphs, charts, studies... Feel free to say the same stuff over and over till your blue in the face if it makes you feel better, some folks learn best from experience

Personally I'm just gonna sit back, watch, and hope for the best
I commend your drive and caring on this topic... Carry on

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Nope, I made my post, I'm done. Posted some Hi VIz pr0n for ya.
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