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skint 27-11-07 01:50 PM

Re: T-Shirt & Shorts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by -Ralph- (Post 1351751)
Call the response stupid if you like I won't care.

It's not more dangerous than any other dangerous activities.

Jumping out of a plane without a parachute means certain death - actually no it doesn't , getting on a bike without leathers doesn't. They are not comparible at all.

Jumping out of a plane with a parachute, now thats comparible, 'cos the chute might not open (don't know what the odds are but it does happen), you might break a leg on landing, just the same as riding without leathers you might come off and loose your skin.

Ok I get your point - well sort of, but I can't thinking you're just trying to justify a stupid action.

scooby2102 27-11-07 03:48 PM

Re: T-Shirt & Shorts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by skint (Post 1351750)
To increase your risk of injury by a significant amount may been seen as lacking intelligence to many (if not the most).



as per my previous post, why do people make "sweeping" statments as per the 1st post in the thread

each to their own I say :smt045

hovis 27-11-07 03:54 PM

Re: T-Shirt & Shorts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SV-net (Post 1351411)
They not only look stupid they clearly are stupid.
..

how does wearing a t-shirt on a bike look stupid?


unless its an england football shirt:smt077

gettin2dizzy 27-11-07 04:12 PM

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:plod::plod::plod:Looks like the I know better brigade was here. :plod::plod::plod:




I wear proper gear all the time but I would never make a fuss about people wearing t-shirt and shorts on a bike. A bit daft? yes, perhaps; but don't look at them and automatically assume that's how they always ride their bike. They could be just popping around the block to dry their bike out, post a letter etc. Just keep your eye on the road and stop being such old women ;)

Tomcat 27-11-07 04:21 PM

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I always wear my gear, except..

one day I was riding the bike less then half a mile away to swim in a local reservoir, I wore shorts and t shirt then ..... but I think the bikini underneath would have saved me! I did feel vulnerable, and its not something I would do regularly, but there was no way i was putting on all my kit for that .... I guess very occasionally it just has to be done ;)


Go on, lecture me about swimming in resser's now! :D

Luckypants 27-11-07 04:29 PM

Re: T-Shirt & Shorts
 
TC - you should have posted that in the "Hot biker babe thingy" thread. :smt007

hovis 27-11-07 04:32 PM

Re: T-Shirt & Shorts
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Tomcat (Post 1351943)
I always wear my gear, except..

one day I was riding the bike less then half a mile away to swim in a local reservoir, I wore shorts and t shirt then ..... but I think the bikini underneath would have saved me! ;)


Go ! :D

piccys needed:thumbsup:

Dangerous Dave 27-11-07 04:56 PM

Re: T-Shirt & Shorts
 
Just see what you look like after you slide down the road wearing jeans and t-shirts, well what the limbs you have left will look like! Crap on the road will in bed itself into your skin, people have lost limbs months afterwords because of the infections!

I see a guy quite often on a ZX6R in the summer with his shorts, t-shirt, helmet, gloves and boots on.

Ratty46 27-11-07 05:14 PM

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in this weeks? or last weeks ZOO mag, is my mate rickys cousin gary, he came of his gixxa at over 70, anyway it has th pics of what happens when you come off in jeans and a t-shirt.....he looked like a severe burns victim, very nasty, i will post pics when i get a chance, i never ever ride in a t-shirt let alone shorts, if you could see his injuries and hear him describe teh pain he went through niether would you....

Tomcat 27-11-07 05:17 PM

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Think I maxed out at about 15 mph!

Get the message though ;)


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