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#41 Post by -Holiday » Tue Jul 25, 2006 10:22 am

earwig wrote:Holiday, I guess I should say "in my experience" too. When I wear my mesh jacket I sweat my nuts off... back and chest... sweaty... no matter what the humidity is. It is just plain hot and uncomfortable. When I only wear a tshirt I don't sweat at all, even at 95+ degrees... I don't give a damn how many holes the mesh has in it, no holes is still more air hitting my body and drawing heat from it while moving. I thought you lived in Philly... if it is anything like NJ with the heat, I still say you are on crack :)
dude,, you keep missing the point. yes, i live in Philly. yes it is humid there. Yes, it sucks weaing jackets there. I was talking about non humid heat, like i was experiencing in Kansas.

Are you even reading my posts? :laughing:
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#42 Post by ZooTech » Tue Jul 25, 2006 10:38 am

swatter555 wrote:I consider it a responsibility not only to myself, but to my family to wear gear.
Cool. Then wear it. I consider it a responsibility to my family to not ride a motorcycle, but you can see how that's working out. :laughing:
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#43 Post by Z (fka Sweet Tooth) » Tue Jul 25, 2006 11:10 am

ZooTech wrote:
swatter555 wrote:I consider it a responsibility not only to myself, but to my family to wear gear.
Cool. Then wear it. I consider it a responsibility to my family to not ride a motorcycle, but you can see how that's working out. :laughing:
That goes for alot all of us...

I'm not about to call anyone irresponsible for not wearing gear, when in reality were all risking it all by the mere fact that we ride motorcycles. When it's your time, it's your time...gear or not. Gear is not going to save you from snaping your neck when you land on the ground because you flew off your bike, or from blunt trauma to your torso.
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#44 Post by earwig » Tue Jul 25, 2006 1:42 pm

-Holiday wrote:dude,, you keep missing the point. yes, i live in Philly. yes it is humid there. Yes, it sucks weaing jackets there. I was talking about non humid heat, like i was experiencing in Kansas.

Are you even reading my posts? :laughing:
I guess not!
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#45 Post by Falkenheld » Tue Aug 01, 2006 5:34 am

My motto is: sweat or regret.

I'd rather sweat than not wear my gear.
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#46 Post by Kal » Tue Aug 01, 2006 7:56 am

ZooTech wrote:When a couple bikers from our group tangled and went down on I-71 South, blocking all four lanes with downed bikes and emergency vehicles.
Did they make out okay?
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