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Fantastipotamus posted:Yeah, I've use my snowboard gloves as well, though in the back of my mind, I'm constantly thinking how little they'd do in an off. That's why I was using mine over my riding gloves  The only real adjustment I had to make was putting a kung-fu grip on the throttle to be sure that it was doing exactly what I wanted it to. Seriously though, I'm not entirely sure how stupid/dangerous this idea is, probably very.
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Linedance posted:I switched to my snowboarding gloves last winter and it was a night and day difference. Gore-Tex, leather palm, insulated and waterproof, my fingers were toasty all commute. Granted I don't deal with the kind of winters that make sane people park their bikes until spring here, but 2-3 C with drizzle is a pretty miserable experience with single-ply perforated leather gloves at 75mph. (And to be honest, on those sorts of days I just take the underground to work now because I'm not a masochist) RS Taichi makes really awesome cold weather gloves 
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redscare posted:That's why I was using mine over my riding gloves I have some very thin thermal gloveliners, maybe I'll see how those feel/fit inside my heavier gloves.
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| # ? Oct 29, 2009 00:18 |
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If you're a regular cold weather rider then it's worth springing for heated grips and a pair of hand protectors (you know, those bash guards in front of the levers more commonly found on dirt bikes) or some bar muffs if you have no sense of shame
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Fantastipotamus posted:Yeah, I've use my snowboard gloves as well, though in the back of my mind, I'm constantly thinking how little they'd do in an off. Well they'd probably be a write off, but if they're good gloves I'd think they'd hold up well enough to protect your hands. If they're strong enough to survive a season of boarding without falling apart I'd count them as strong enough for single use in a crash.
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| # ? Oct 29, 2009 09:21 |
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The cold weather hand solution: http://www.hippohands.com/
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| # ? Oct 29, 2009 13:27 |
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Linedance posted:Well they'd probably be a write off, but if they're good gloves I'd think they'd hold up well enough to protect your hands. If they're strong enough to survive a season of boarding without falling apart I'd count them as strong enough for single use in a crash. I wouldn't trust snowboarding gloves to keep me from beind degloved in a bike off. Snow is a lot less abrasive than pavement.
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redscare posted:Snow is a lot less abrasive than pavement. 
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-Inu- posted:Then this means the safest time to ride a motorcycle should be in the middle of a snowstorm As far as falling goes, that sounds quite nice, actually. The inability of other drivers to stop effectively would scare the poo poo out of me, though. I've actually used my motorcycle jacket for sledding before. I broke two sleds that day. Now that I have pants, too, I predict an awesome winter!
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-Inu- posted:Then this means the safest time to ride a motorcycle should be in the middle of a snowstorm It's true! That and a down feather storm. You just float down into piles of fluff.
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Phat_Albert posted:The cold weather hand solution: http://www.hippohands.com/ I've got a set of these: http://www.xtpowersports.com/Packs+...310DDLiIw3BD715 that kept my hands from freezing on my OH-LA trip in march.
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Honda needs to lay off the engineering drugs, I can't believe what a puzzle box getting my rear brake off is 
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UserNotFound posted:As far as falling goes, that sounds quite nice, actually. The inability of other drivers to stop effectively would scare the poo poo out of me, though. Man, a waterproof full suit would keep all the snow out of bad places, and spine armor would really be nice with some of the idiotic poo poo my friends end up talking me into doing while sledding.
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I've been looking at sleds again, as my older daughter was showing some interest again. This time, if I get one, it won't be a 2 up machine-I want a nice light fast machine with a big motor and some paddles on the track. The older Yamaha Mountain Max 700 sounds rather appealing. Something about the way a nice big reedy 2 smoke sounds sure makes a nice clean rip.
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Hypnolobster posted:Man, a waterproof full suit would keep all the snow out of bad places, and spine armor would really be nice with some of the idiotic poo poo my friends end up talking me into doing while sledding. "Yeah man, lets totally stack up 4 pallets, and use our hands to cover it in snow in an attempt to turn it into a ramp!" Thank god for back and elbow armor...
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Retarded Pimp posted:I've got a set of these: Nice, much better price than the HippoHands
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UserNotFound posted:"Yeah man, lets totally stack up 4 pallets, and use our hands to cover it in snow in an attempt to turn it into a ramp!" Please tell me there was alcohol involved
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redscare posted:Please tell me there was alcohol involved Yes, this was after the bars closed, and after about 30 minutes of donuts in a football stadium parking lot. vvv we didn't want to dig snow for hours to make a ramp, so we made a wood base and tried to cover it with snow... but yes, it was pretty stupid, and i'm glad i had an armored textile jacket with me
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UserNotFound posted:Yes, this was after the bars closed, and after about 30 minutes of donuts in a football stadium parking lot. Ok, that's good, at least you have the "we were drunk" excuse for thinking that sledding into pallets would be a good idea
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| # ? Oct 30, 2009 16:38 |
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 holy poo poo, decided to call AllState today to find out if they could lower my bike rate on the 07 SV. Currently have Progressive for 494 per year, Allstate is going to be 300, identical coverage.
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I have what may just be the best wife in the world. After agreeing with me that we needed to buy another bike, after spending hours with me riding around to various dealers to sit on bikes and listening to me ramble on about different models, accessories, and specifications, today after she gets off work she's driving 30 minutes to pick me up at home, then driving me an hour south to complete the purchase and pick up the bike, and then following me home. All this, on her birthday. =)
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Raven457 posted:I have what may just be the best wife in the world. After agreeing with me that we needed to buy another bike, after spending hours with me riding around to various dealers to sit on bikes and listening to me ramble on about different models, accessories, and specifications, today after she gets off work she's driving 30 minutes to pick me up at home, then driving me an hour south to complete the purchase and pick up the bike, and then following me home. You've got some serious g-spotting to do my friend.
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Well, I got my high paying engineering job just now, and I graduate in December with my masters in Mech E. Since I'm going to make the same amount I do in a week that I've been making every 3 weeks, I think I'm going to get a new dirtbike to start my harescramble career, a slightly used Trials bike to replace the Scorpa I just sold, and put USD forks on my Sportster. Best part about being a Mech E grad student is funding. No student loans!
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Ola posted:You've got some serious g-spotting to do my friend. Seriously, homeboy's gonna have to put on the miner's hat and go downtown for a while
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redscare posted:Seriously, homeboy's gonna have to put on the miner's hat and go downtown for a while Don't make it sound like a chore or anything
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| # ? Nov 3, 2009 16:56 |
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teknicolor posted:Don't make it sound like a chore or anything That all depends on a multitude of factors, redscare fucked around with this message at Nov 3, 2009 around 19:24 |
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redscare posted:That all depends on a multitude of factors, sir That's no sir.
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teknicolor posted:Don't make it sound like a chore or anything some people are proud to work 16 hours a day in a dark cave filled with combustible toxic particulates!
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Doctor Zero posted:That's no sir. Details...
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| # ? Nov 3, 2009 19:24 |
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Rev. Dr. Moses P. Lester posted:some people are proud to work 16 hours a day in a dark cave filled with combustible toxic particulates! I don't know what mines you're a-ho-ing but mine doesn't have any toxic particulates I'll have you know!
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teknicolor posted:I don't know what mines you're a-ho-ing but mine doesn't have any toxic particulates I'll have you know! 
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| # ? Nov 3, 2009 22:47 |
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Time for a canary.
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Fantastipotamus posted:So you're saying there's particulates? lol no particulates and NO FURRIES RETARDED PIMP YOU BIG GROSS
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Retarded Pimp posted:Time for a canary. Somebody patent this poo poo quick. 
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Retarded Pimp posted:Time for a canary. I heard you like birds so I've put a bird in your bird? 
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Boat posted:Somebody patent this poo poo quick. Why does this drawing exist.
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It would appear to be a clever ruse.
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teknicolor posted:It would appear to be a clever ruse. I would go with cunning stunt, myself. 
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Z3n posted:I would go with cunning stunt, myself. loving well played <3
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South Park, how you amuse me!!! "The F Word"....loving hilarious!
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