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1pc suits with humps
I have been out riding so much over the past few months for fun and have track days booked, that I have been pondering buying a 1pc leather suit. I intend to go to a shop and try on a load to get a good fit, but what I am more curious about is race humps.
Are these things designed to: A: replace separate back protectors (since none of the moto GP guys wear them) B: compliment a separate back protector, as most non-pro suits will still need back protection. Having a separate back protector is obviously a good idea, but if A is true then it seems quite a nice idea to spend the extra, and have it all built in. Any thoughts appreciated. Mods - I know there is a section for this, but if most people on here are like me, then I doubt it will get many views! However if needs be, feel free to move it. Thanks Luke |
The hump thing?
That is for air flow I think. Makes the rider more aerodynamic. I am not sure if it has a safety use. |
It's there as an aerodynamic mod.
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Some riders store liquid in it like a camel. :lol:
Yeah I know a camels hump is not full of water. |
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So I guess for an average road/some track riding, they are somewhat unessential! Thanks gents Luke |
Forget about the hump,but a back protector is a good idea.Make sure you leave room for it when you get your leathers. :oops:
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i read an article a while ago about certain items of protective clothing designed for the road being bad for you on a track, and vice versia, not sure how much truth there was in it though.
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Apologies to anyone that might have a set of leathers with the "hump" but I think they look an absolute joke anywhere except on the track.
Interestingly not only have most riders now taken to having a drinks container fitted inside the hump but there are some that have a whole range of electronic monitoring kit inside them also. :wink: |
Oh and the SV goes so fast that if you have one of thoes humps it 'may' i stress 'may' make you go 0.000001mph faster
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designed to make you look a muppet when you walk around
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