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While you're out riding your GS's are you all wearing Adventure textile suits and peak visor helmets?

Or am I the only one wearing leathers and knee sliders?

And... leather jacket, armoured jeans and air gloves on a hot day.
 
Warlord said:
While you're out riding your GS's are you all wearing Adventure textile suits and peak visor helmets?

Or am I the only one wearing leathers and knee sliders?

And... leather jacket, armoured jeans and air gloves on a hot day.
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Always wear full leathers (Dainase) complete with knee sliders & road full face lid rather spoilt by hi-vis vest dont trust textile armour to stay in place during a spill :)
 
Right now I am in my undies ... But when out on a GS is is textile suit. Leather is for the hippie sports bike riders :D

Leathers and GS do not match.

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Fitting the stereotype perfectly I wear Rukka and Schuberth with Daytonas to boot.
 
Kevlar infused gold lamé twat suit, armoured platform boots, tactical gloves, mirrored shades and flip top lime green helmet
 
i always wear a condom while riding....at least then im protected...
 
Right now?????





My wifes underwear........................obviously!!!
 
Kevlar jeans, Arai AX8 Carbon Fibre (the no peak version) and a textile jacket.
 
Off the bike - George Webbs and a stetson, obviously.

On the bike - Black Dainese leather pants or black Dainese textile pants, black Dainese textile jacket, white AGV flip-up lid (with reflective 3M tape applied to key areas), light gloves or winter gloves (both black, Dainese), black Alpinestars road boots or black Gaerne off-road boots. All supplemented as necessary with black Oxford Rain jacket & pants.

No hi-viz during the day; dip beam & spots permanently on up-front, flashing red LED cyclist's light clipped to the back of my jacket collar.

If I'm inclined, I use a ProViz Reflect360 cyclist's vest - the whole vest is extremely reflective:

http://www.provizsports.com/en-gb/reflect360-vest.html

Some day I might own the Rukka/Schuberth uniform, or other-brand equivalent, but for now it all works fine - working in bike gear over the last two hot sunny days has revealed the copious venting on my D-Stormer jacket to be very effective.
 
Neotec
Scott All Terrain TP Jacket/ Rev'it Chronos GTX/ Halvarssons Odyssey

Rev'it Horizon 2 pants/ Halvarssons Mercury pants

Sidi Canyon GTX boots

Rev'it sand 3 gloves / Alpinestars Corazal DryStar

Rukka VIS Vest when the weather is murky.
 
Haha... answers

I've got such a collection of riding gear over the years, I just wear what I want to wear now in my collection.

Otherwise I end up buying new Summer and Winter gear for every new bike I own, just to colour/style match. Literally run out of space (and I've sold loads already).

I see pics of textile suits (some expensive like KLIM £2500), and I've been down the road on textiles at 40 mph, they get shredded beyond re-use. So it gets expensive if road surfing during winter.

Leather is more durable and protective in summer, so I wear leather on my GSA now.
 
BMW boulder jacket and Summer trousers. Stylish and practical but not waterproof.
 
Peanut butter ( crunchy in most places, smooth in areas prone to chaffing)
 
wrangler jeans, magnum elite sympotex boots, wiess textile jacket and a neotech helmet and a pair of gloves
 
Nippy Normans supply Touratech, Wunderlich, Desert Fox and many other makes of accessories.
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