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Which dress on the bike?
Maybe stupid question, but...
i just got my first real bike - until now i've had Yamaha Majesty 250 scooter, now i bought Yamaha's FZ6 Fazer. I wonder, since you guys have many experiences with riding such things - now i have jacket, made of cordura material - should i get only pants or should i buy whole new leather dress (you know, pants and jacket together)? This cordura jacket is not quite wind-proof, but on the other hand, it's not so warm when i wear it (i wonder, what will happend when the rain get me...). Any opinions, please... Thanks! |
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SleeperMan wrote:
> Maybe stupid question, but... > i just got my first real bike - until now i've had Yamaha Majesty 250 > scooter, now i bought Yamaha's FZ6 Fazer. I wonder, since you guys > have many experiences with riding such things - now i have jacket, > made of cordura material - should i get only pants or should i buy > whole new leather dress (you know, pants and jacket together)? This > cordura jacket is not quite wind-proof, but on the other hand, it's > not so warm when i wear it (i wonder, what will happend when the rain > get me...). > Any opinions, please... Thanks! I would prefer a little Gingham number with ankle socks and buckled soes, but thats just me. -- Gavsta. GSXR600K1 Z750 Race Bike. R6 Endurance bike (2003 Restricted class Endurance Winners. Team NFG). Take out your bollocks to reply! |
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"SleeperMan" wrote:
>> Which dress on the bike? Someone has to say it, but you shouldn't really wear a dress on a bike, the wind will play havoc with your bits. I suppose a leather dress would give some protection? -- Stonge www.brainbashers.com |
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In uk.rec.motorcycles, SleeperMan wrote:
> Maybe stupid question, but... > i just got my first real bike - until now i've had Yamaha Majesty 250 > scooter, now i bought Yamaha's FZ6 Fazer. I wonder, since you guys have many > experiences with riding such things - now i have jacket, made of cordura > material - should i get only pants or should i buy whole new leather dress > (you know, pants and jacket together)? This cordura jacket is not quite > wind-proof, but on the other hand, it's not so warm when i wear it (i > wonder, what will happend when the rain get me...). > Any opinions, please... Thanks! Wedding dresses are good but mind the chain. -- CBR1000FL - Pleasure R850R - Pain |
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" Gavsta" <gavstayourbollocks@gmail.com> wrote in message news:2ld337Fb6h5oU1@uni-berlin.de... > SleeperMan wrote: > > I would prefer a little Gingham number with ankle socks and buckled soes, > but thats just me. > Attractive image, but maybe a little red alice band... just to compliment, yes? D |
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David Thomas wrote:
> " Gavsta" <gavstayourbollocks@gmail.com> wrote in message > news:2ld337Fb6h5oU1@uni-berlin.de... >> SleeperMan wrote: >> >> I would prefer a little Gingham number with ankle socks and buckled >> soes, but thats just me. >> > > Attractive image, but maybe a little red alice band... just to > compliment, yes? > > D oh yes. Very nice. <looks> Where me sock? -- Gavsta. GSXR600K1 Z750 Race Bike. R6 Endurance bike (2003 Restricted class Endurance Winners. Team NFG). Take out your bollocks to reply! |
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> Wedding dresses are good but mind the chain. > I didn't know that wedding dresses had chains. John |
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Eatmorepies wrote:
>>Wedding dresses are good but mind the chain. >> > > I didn't know that wedding dresses had chains. It was a reference to a recent tragic accident involving a bride and a trike, ISTR. |
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In uk.rec.motorcycles, Eatmorepies wrote:
> I didn't know that wedding dresses had chains. http://www.culturalportraits.com/CPI...o%20Additions% 202000/Kinnauri%20traditional%20dress-L.jpg Or http://tinyurl.com/ysjno -- CBR1000FL - Pleasure R850R - Pain |
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Stonge typed:
> "SleeperMan" wrote: > >>> Which dress on the bike? > > Someone has to say it, but you shouldn't really wear a dress on a > bike, the wind will play havoc with your bits. I already experienced that; that's why i'm thinking of leather - since it usually doesn't flap around the body...and it's windstopper. It's expensive, though...but, riding a bike is expensive, right? I new that before i bought it, so, there's nothing that can be done here. >I suppose a leather dress would give some protection? |
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"SleeperMan" <SleeperMan@too.sleepy> wrote in message
news:4rcIc.6524$37.891589@news.siol.net... > Maybe stupid question, but... > i just got my first real bike - until now i've had Yamaha Majesty 250 > scooter, now i bought Yamaha's FZ6 Fazer. I wonder, since you guys have many > experiences with riding such things - now i have jacket, made of cordura > material - should i get only pants or should i buy whole new leather dress > (you know, pants and jacket together)? This cordura jacket is not quite > wind-proof, but on the other hand, it's not so warm when i wear it (i > wonder, what will happend when the rain get me...). > Any opinions, please... Thanks! I've worn a stretch denim skirt a few times and sometimes some leather shorts. If your skirt is too tight your bum shows. I haven't actually worn a dress though. -- Molly "Kneesliders Sponsored by Cane" "Gower School" By Appointment". GSX-R1000 (better), Triumph Thunderbird, GS500, GHPOTHUF#27 TGF, UKRMFBC#7, Two#24, BOTAFOF#11, YTC#9, GYASB#1. SbS#23. DFWAG#2, DS#2, DIAABTCOD#20. remove "thisbit" in the reply http://www.mollyg.net (our own endurance team) http://Team-ukrm.com "Nemo repente fuit turpissimus" |
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"Stonge" <stonge@brainbashers.com> wrote in message
news:2ld433Fb7u2vU1@uni-berlin.de... > "SleeperMan" wrote: > > >> Which dress on the bike? > > Someone has to say it, but you shouldn't really wear a dress on a bike, the > wind will play havoc with your bits. I suppose a leather dress would give > some protection? A leather dress doesn't qork. Trust me on this. -- Molly "Kneesliders Sponsored by Cane" "Gower School" By Appointment". GSX-R1000 (better), Triumph Thunderbird, GS500, GHPOTHUF#27 TGF, UKRMFBC#7, Two#24, BOTAFOF#11, YTC#9, GYASB#1. SbS#23. DFWAG#2, DS#2, DIAABTCOD#20. remove "thisbit" in the reply http://www.mollyg.net (our own endurance team) http://Team-ukrm.com "Nemo repente fuit turpissimus" |
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"SleeperMan" <SleeperMan@too.sleepy> wrote in message news:<4rcIc.6524$37.891589@news.siol.net>...
> Maybe stupid question, but... > i just got my first real bike - until now i've had Yamaha Majesty 250 > scooter, now i bought Yamaha's FZ6 Fazer. I wonder, since you guys have many > experiences with riding such things - now i have jacket, made of cordura > material - should i get only pants or should i buy whole new leather dress > (you know, pants and jacket together)? This cordura jacket is not quite > wind-proof, but on the other hand, it's not so warm when i wear it (i > wonder, what will happend when the rain get me...). > Any opinions, please... Thanks! The options for protective textile clothing are opening up. EN 13595 Level 1: Weise "Avance" 2-piece suit from Fowlers of Bristol Limited EN 13595 Level 2: Scott Leathers "New Road" and "Road Airflow" jackets (as about to be issued to Met Police motorcycle sections) EN 13595 level 2 or 3: the advanced suit I have mentioned in this forum several times in the past, which is being launched at Intermot in Septemnber (currently on trial with six UK police forces) More are under development. |
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Molly wrote:
> "Stonge" <stonge@brainbashers.com> wrote in message > news:2ld433Fb7u2vU1@uni-berlin.de... >> "SleeperMan" wrote: >> >> >> Which dress on the bike? >> >> Someone has to say it, but you shouldn't really wear a dress on a >> bike, the wind will play havoc with your bits. I suppose a leather >> dress would give some protection? > > > A leather dress doesn't qork. Trust me on this. It does if you forget to lube it. -- Platypus "thang" |
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On Sun, 11 Jul 2004 16:49:00 +0200, "SleeperMan"
<SleeperMan@too.sleepy> wrote: >Maybe stupid question, but... snip Go for that little black number... YKIMS... -- O 1 Black, shortly to undergo extensive surgery. 1 Red, undergoing lightweight surgery. ----- 1 Blue, for Power-Ranger baiting. | o | Numbers ... | o | Stuff ... | ooo | Life ... ----- |
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"platypus" <platypus@ukrm.org> struggled to ejaculate:
>Molly wrote: >> A leather dress doesn't qork. Trust me on this. > >It does if you forget to lube it. Which may be a little strange, but I find it charming nonetheless. -- Pip, Ex - Hairy Gfedcker. RF 900RR, Ruff and Rattly. WS* DFWAG#0 IbW#27* DIAABTCOD#15 GP#0 EKP FUB#4 MKA+E#3 ANORAK#8 MIRTTH#15 BOTAFOT/F#47/34a BONY#13 KotMIB# <space> UKRMRM#14 TWA#2 |
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"SleeperMan" <SleeperMan@too.sleepy> struggled to ejaculate:
>Maybe stupid question, but... Well, I normally dress to the left ... -- Pip, Ex - Hairy Gfedcker. RF 900RR, Ruff and Rattly. WS* DFWAG#0 IbW#27* DIAABTCOD#15 GP#0 EKP FUB#4 MKA+E#3 ANORAK#8 MIRTTH#15 BOTAFOT/F#47/34a BONY#13 KotMIB# <space> UKRMRM#14 TWA#2# |
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Pip <pip@ukrm.net> burbled:
>"platypus" <platypus@ukrm.org> struggled to ejaculate: > >>Molly wrote: > >>> A leather dress doesn't qork. Trust me on this. >> >>It does if you forget to lube it. > >Which may be a little strange, but I find it charming nonetheless. Should quantum mechanics top post, or bottom? -- Darren Robinson GSF1200K3+T3 GHPOTHUF#14, IbW#34, MIB#12, no points. |
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Darren Robinson wrote:
> Pip <pip@ukrm.net> burbled: > >> "platypus" <platypus@ukrm.org> struggled to ejaculate: >> >>> Molly wrote: >> >>>> A leather dress doesn't qork. Trust me on this. >>> >>> It does if you forget to lube it. >> >> Which may be a little strange, but I find it charming nonetheless. > > Should quantum mechanics top post, or bottom? It's all relative, when I tried to position my post at the top I couldn't determine its precise location and the harder I tried the less accurate it got so I put it at the bottom. -- Molly "Kneesliders Sponsored by Cane" "Gower School" By Appointment". GSX-R1000 (better), Triumph Thunderbird, GS500, GHPOTHUF#27 TGF, UKRMFBC#7, Two#24, BOTAFOF#11, YTC#9, GYASB#1. SbS#23. DFWAG#2, DS#2, DIAABTCOD#20. remove "thisbit" in the reply http://www.mollyg.net (our own endurance team) http://Team-ukrm.com "Nemo repente fuit turpissimus" |
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Darren Robinson wrote:
[snip] >>>> A leather dress doesn't qork. Trust me on this. >>> >>> It does if you forget to lube it. >> >> Which may be a little strange, but I find it charming nonetheless. > > Should quantum mechanics top post, or bottom? Strange post, HTH. -- Steve "Slider" '02 YZF-R6 |
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Molly typed:
> "Stonge" <stonge@brainbashers.com> wrote in message > news:2ld433Fb7u2vU1@uni-berlin.de... >> "SleeperMan" wrote: >> >>>> Which dress on the bike? >> >> Someone has to say it, but you shouldn't really wear a dress on a >> bike, the wind will play havoc with your bits. I suppose a leather >> dress would give some protection? > > > A leather dress doesn't qork. Trust me on this. But do you feel good in it? And is it waterproof or will i need extra rain cloth? |
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opssss...
sorry about that post without reply...just an accident... |
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"SleeperMan" <SleeperMan@too.sleepy> struggled to ejaculate:
>opssss... >sorry about that post without reply...just an accident... It had been assumed so ;-) -- Pip, Ex - Hairy Gfedcker. RF 900RR, Ruff and Rattly. WS* DFWAG#0 IbW#27* DIAABTCOD#15 GP#0 EKP FUB#4 MKA+E#3 ANORAK#8 MIRTTH#15 BOTAFOT/F#47/34a BONY#13 KotMIB# <space> UKRMRM#14 TWA#2 |
