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ThEGr33k 30-06-09 03:48 PM

Re: Oh dear, my village has gained an sv riding chav
 
I felt naked with everything except bike trousers, I was wearing jeans and it just felt wrong. :(

Spiderman 30-06-09 04:06 PM

Re: Oh dear, my village has gained an sv riding chav
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Amplimator (Post 1957641)
A ridiculously high percentage of accidents happen no more than a few hundred yards away from your own home

yes, youre right there. Equally i could get hit by a bus crossign the road near me if i wasn't paying attention so if something is gonna get me, its gonna get me.

Oh and it was Burger King so arguably not even worth the risk :lol:

BanditPat 30-06-09 04:10 PM

Re: Oh dear, my village has gained an sv riding chav
 
Wayyyyy to hot for full leathers went into town the other day with my leathers on and my lord I for off to meet my mates and within ten minutes I was drowning in sweat an almost passed out....I love you trackies and t shirt.and I have came off in jeans andtrainers still have re scars,but I would rather not pass out sitting in traffic or walking round town. I don't wantrowalk round town when it's 30 degrees in full leathers I would rather jeans and a t shirt and lock the lid to the bike. That way my mates don't get held up by me crawling along behind them.

Miss Alpinestarhero 30-06-09 04:36 PM

Re: Oh dear, my village has gained an sv riding chav
 
No matter the weather, you should always wear your leathers. You never know what is around the corner and TBH, it just isn't worth the risk. You could be the safest and most careful rider in the world, but it is the actions of other idiots who could take you out.

Id much rather boil in my leathers than not wear them at all.

Spiderman 30-06-09 04:51 PM

Re: Oh dear, my village has gained an sv riding chav
 
I read the above post and my mind wandered, i got lost in visions of a swety Miss A*hero.


What was this thread about again?????


;)

RichT 30-06-09 05:09 PM

Re: Oh dear, my village has gained an sv riding chav
 
Draggin Jeans - simples..... I commute in 'em every day (no m'way or carriageways mind).

Stu 30-06-09 06:17 PM

Re: Oh dear, my village has gained an sv riding chav
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bibio (Post 1957599)
always wear your firkin leathers.....................................

or don't crash

I'd rather have my wits about me than cooking.

I wouldn't put leathers & helmet, gloves and boots on to ride a push bike at 30mph to the shops, so why go overboard on a bike ride it's like you're not thinking, not assessing the risk, not riding to the conditions.

Just plain stupid in my opinion to put complete trust in your protective gear and be uncomfortable on the bike.

(good vented safety gear is a different matter)

Wideboy 30-06-09 06:18 PM

Re: Oh dear, my village has gained an sv riding chav
 
west end got one just over 2 years ago :p

vannus 30-06-09 06:30 PM

Re: Oh dear, my village has gained an sv riding chav
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by RichT (Post 1957776)
Draggin Jeans - simples..... I commute in 'em every day (no m'way or carriageways mind).

+1 actually went out and bought a pair just to wear when it was really warm must admit do still wear jacket though.and if it is an good long run will still wear complete gear.

etuna 30-06-09 06:38 PM

Re: Oh dear, my village has gained an sv riding chav
 
As far as I'm concerned it is too hot in London to wear leathers at the moment so I havent been out on my bike. However, why the uproar for everyone to wear leathers even to tootle to the shops when cyclists arent looked at twice when they fly past in lycra. Admittedly not travelling quite as fast but....

EVERYbody was riding round in shorts and tshirts today. I'll be ok, wont I.....:rolleyes:


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