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08-05-2005 03:25 PM
dredmo
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Originally Posted by Bruce330cic
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Originally Posted by dredmo
That's really awesome.

It looks smokin' hot, it is safe, and comfy. What more could you ask for?


I am thinking about getting these....


I have a pair quite similar to those. Mine don't have the side pocket on them though. Wish they did. Not only does leather offer more protection, it makes you feel "hot" wearing it. People always glance at someone in leather chaps. it's kinda neat.
True dat, more protection, more sex appeal. Winner!
08-05-2005 01:20 PM
Rob
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Originally Posted by Roadstergal
I'm not planning on a Duc for the near future... the SV is more of a bike than I am a rider for now. If I upgrade in the next few years... well, the word is that the GSXR 600 and 750 will get the same makeover in another year or two that the 1000 got this year, so I might trade up for one of those. The 749 Dark is beautiful, though, and I have to say it's tempting.
With the way you have been buying bikes lately, let's just say I have to take this with a grain of salt.

Oh, and be careful or we might banish you to Fernando's forum.
08-05-2005 12:38 PM
Bruce330cic
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Originally Posted by dredmo
That's really awesome.

It looks smokin' hot, it is safe, and comfy. What more could you ask for?


I am thinking about getting these....


I have a pair quite similar to those. Mine don't have the side pocket on them though. Wish they did. Not only does leather offer more protection, it makes you feel "hot" wearing it. People always glance at someone in leather chaps. it's kinda neat.
08-05-2005 12:35 PM
Plaz
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Originally Posted by Roadstergal
Just make sure you get chaps with buttcheeks included, dred - buttcheeks stick out, and Ellen at Ride West has a nice story of going on a ride with a friend who was weaing assless chaps over jeans. He crashed and slid on his back, and she said you could see the progression on the tarmac - frayed bluejean on the road, then his ass on the road. He now has a flat scar where a buttcheek used to be...
Well, that rules out the Greenwich Village shops...
08-05-2005 12:20 PM
Optimus Prime
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Originally Posted by gek330i
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Originally Posted by bonoboy

08-05-2005 12:20 PM
Roadstergal I'm not planning on a Duc for the near future... the SV is more of a bike than I am a rider for now. If I upgrade in the next few years... well, the word is that the GSXR 600 and 750 will get the same makeover in another year or two that the 1000 got this year, so I might trade up for one of those. The 749 Dark is beautiful, though, and I have to say it's tempting.

Ja, the belly and crotch are going to need some breaking in. They sit on me in an oddly stiff manner right now, hence the package effect.

Just make sure you get chaps with buttcheeks included, dred - buttcheeks stick out, and Ellen at Ride West has a nice story of going on a ride with a friend who was weaing assless chaps over jeans. He crashed and slid on his back, and she said you could see the progression on the tarmac - frayed bluejean on the road, then his ass on the road. He now has a flat scar where a buttcheek used to be...
08-05-2005 11:53 AM
Melissa I can't see the pic you posted, so I googled it. If it's the same one, it's hot!!

http://www.romanellimoto.com/commy/p...ODOTTO_ID=3799

Dainese suits are top notch (and very sexxxy!)....my husband likes his way more than he ever liked his Vanson leathers which fit him like a glove. The Dainese suit was really "form-fitting" at first (and not necessarily in a good way) but once he did some squats and lunges around the house as well as a few short rides, they fit well and comfortably. I do remember that his biggest complaint was in the calf area. He has large calves and it was a real bitch zipping them up around his calves until they were worn in a little.

Overall, we feel that they hold up better in looks as well as durability when tested on the track. *cough*

I think you made a wise choice...definitely worth the money!

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As soon as I posted this, your pic showed up. NICE! Now you just need that matching Duc!
08-05-2005 11:14 AM
gek330i
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Originally Posted by bonoboy

08-05-2005 10:53 AM
dan
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Originally Posted by Plaz
The way the leathers are bulging in that photo kinda makes you look like you have a package, though.


08-05-2005 10:50 AM
Plaz Sweet. Nice leathers.

The way the leathers are bulging in that photo kinda makes you look like you have a package, though.

Dred, I think they have all sorts of variations of those in some interesting shops down in Greenwich Village, here in NYC.

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