Your definition of full gear
Personally, I dont' care what you ride in. It's not my skin, it's not mine to protect. But I'm wondering what people here consider "full gear".
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helmet, jacket,jeans, gloves and boots...
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As long as you're wearing a condom, you're SAFE!!!
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boots, moto pants, moto jacket, gloves, helmet
Or full suit, boots, gloves, helmet... :dthumb: |
Full gear means FULL gear. That means every part of you is covered with some purpose-made piece of protective clothing. Jeans and jean jacket just doesn't cut it, by my definition.
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around town, i ride in jeans,either leather or mesh jacket, gloves, helmet and either my sidi's or doc martens.
at the track or mountain riding, i wear full leathers,sidi's and helmet and gloves |
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I feel that there are 2 different kinds of full gear. Track full gear and street full gear. Track is obviously full leathers. Street is jacket, lid, gloves, jeans and boots. I don't even like riding with Nikes or other tennis shoes. I prefer some sort of leather boots. Not really sure its going to make THAT much of a difference when I go down but I feel safer and more protected with boots vs Nikes. |
Full gear to me means a motorcycle riding suit (1 or 2 piece), moto boots like Sidi/Alpinestar/etc. not steel toe work boots, moto gloves, and a full face helmet.
Anything less is not "full". |
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Going on "rides" I wear full gear (I wear pads under the mx-pants), however I do commute in jeans... |
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