the_wes
Grey Hound
- Joined
- Jan 10, 2007
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- Location
- Brackenfell, Cape Town
- Bike
- Harley Davidson (all models)
Quoting from https://hellforleathermagazine.com/2011/04/why-can%E2%80%99t-we-look-good-when-we-ride-bikes/
So basically, these guys have got a pile of armour at their disposal, and are going to attempt to DIY make an everyday riding jacket that doesn't make you look like a stormtrooper. Something more McQueen and less Despres :mwink:
What do you guys think? Does it bug you that often you need to walk into meetings kitted from head to toe? Are you also after something a little more casual that won't break the bank (ala Belstaff)?
I look forward to seeing how their little experiment turns out...
Conventional motorcycling wisdom states, “Dress for the crash, not the ride.” But why does being safe have to involve dressing up like a DayGlo sausage, a European hairdresser or a large nylon pillow? Why can Dainese make an airbag racing suit that can tell the difference between a high and low-side crash using a GPS sensor, three gyroscopes and three accelerometers, but not offer a jacket I’d be seen dead in?
You know what, screw it, we’re going to show people that it’s possible.
So basically, these guys have got a pile of armour at their disposal, and are going to attempt to DIY make an everyday riding jacket that doesn't make you look like a stormtrooper. Something more McQueen and less Despres :mwink:
What do you guys think? Does it bug you that often you need to walk into meetings kitted from head to toe? Are you also after something a little more casual that won't break the bank (ala Belstaff)?
I look forward to seeing how their little experiment turns out...