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    Quote Originally Posted by FROSTY View Post
    Of course everybody is assuming that said helmet is unsafe to use on the road because??
    In my opinion its as wanky as guys on 250cc bikes wering one piece leathers with speed humps built in..
    Eack to their own I say
    I guess that depends if it was a GN250 or a RGV250. I would wear my 2peice zip together on the RGV I like my skin attached to me....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dave View Post
    Been a while since you rode a high performance 250 hey Frosty.
    Define Performance ol son. I guess the emphasis was wrong there. Its the whole speed hump thing that makes me laugh. On a 250 its strictly a fashion accessory --UNLESS of course its like pedrosa's (might have the wrong rider) hump which has a camel back drink system built in--now that I can see bein usefull
    Ohh and Dave--gwan define high preformance- whats left--the RGV or the prillia.-either I rode within the last month
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ixion View Post
    I wouldn't mind a helmet that looked like one of those Italian Army ones, with the fancy plume and all.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FROSTY View Post
    On a 250 its strictly a fashion accessory --UNLESS of course its like pedrosa's (might have the wrong rider) hump which has a camel back drink system built in--now that I can see bein usefull
    Rossi has that system. When I looked at that I thought it'd be handy, and then I thought about the other reservoir I'd need, and wondered where I was going to put that...
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    Quote Originally Posted by FROSTY View Post
    Define Performance ol son.

    My mate Rusty Turbo'd a SR250 once - just to prove it could be done - I would want a fireproof suit to ride it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pritch View Post
    Rossi has that system. When I looked at that I thought it'd be handy, and then I thought about the other reservoir I'd need, and wondered where I was going to put that...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dave View Post
    My mate Rusty Turbo'd a SR250 once - just to prove it could be done - I would want a fireproof suit to ride it.
    dunno about suit but fireproof trou --given where the carb resides
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    With Muslim extremists being more offensive than Nazis nowadays, perhaps the hardcore bikie gangs should be wearing burkas?....
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    I find it ironic that the incredibly rude personal comments about Les were made by someone bearing an astonishing resemblance to a Monica Lewinsky dress accessory.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pussy View Post
    With Muslim extremists being more offensive than Nazis nowadays, perhaps the hardcore bikie gangs should be wearing burkas?....


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    Quote Originally Posted by Owl View Post
    A mate of mine use to have a chrome one that he wore occasionally while riding. Usually accompanied with a denim jacket, but then he was only doing time trials around his couch on a mobility scooter

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    I don't wear a German helmet when I ride.........If I did, then it would be my choice....the same as choosing to have tattoos or not....or to wear leather or not......fuck the list could go on for ever...........lets just say "individual choice" and fuck what ever anyone else thinks.
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    I agree, people can wear what they like when they ride - hell, if people want to wear shorts and jandals they can, but at the same time people are free to hold whatever opinion they want. I personally think anyone wearing a fake German helmet is a plonker, and I have the freedom to think that way just as you are free to believe I am in the wrong for holding that opinion.

    I'm also a newby to these boards and still have no idea what is considered acceptable behaviour by the masses, and what thread topics are OK or not, so inevitably I will piss people off. Or I will get bored and piss off.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shrub View Post
    Just had a gentleman ride past wearing one of those imitation Nazi helmets with the obligatory scarf and sunglasses. Am I the only one who thinks you'd have to be a plonker to wear one? I mean, the Nazis lost the war and were behind one of the darkest moments in history and I doubt those things would give a lot of protection in an off, and isn't that the purpose of a helmet?
    I was up North a few years back and saw an early settler with a confederate flag on his ute.

    If he hadn't been sniffing glue during that history lesson... Oh how I laughed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RentaTriumph View Post
    Mokihinui Rally 2006. The Wanderer three finger salute by one of the rally goers.
    ^ Tehehe His flys open

    Quote Originally Posted by Finn View Post
    I was up North a few years back and saw an early settler with a confederate flag on his ute.

    If he hadn't been sniffing glue during that history lesson... Oh how I laughed.
    Oh! I get it now! The south where the confederates
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikkel View Post
    The prussian Pickelhaube was much much cooler... Besides, Otto von Bismarck kicked way more arse than Adolf ever did! Albeit, he was slightly less controversial...
    Wasnt just the Germans who wore this style helmet

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    Quote Originally Posted by shrub View Post
    I agree, people can wear what they like when they ride - hell, if people want to wear shorts and jandals they can, but at the same time people are free to hold whatever opinion they want. I personally think anyone wearing a fake German helmet is a plonker, and I have the freedom to think that way just as you are free to believe I am in the wrong for holding that opinion.
    I have a similar view - I think that anyone that rides a bike on the road at 30+ KPH with an open face helmet is a fuckin' idiot. I wear a full face helmet because I think it would be stupid not to. Of course I don't feel the urge to tell the gear challenged riders that they are idiots - they are adults and can do what ever the fuck they want, my opinion isn't their problem. Of course if they have an off then they might have a bigger problem - but that is the risk they are taking, no my problem.

    I guess I am content to let other people do what I think is fuckin' stupid and in return I would like them to leave me to do what I want, even if they think it is fuckin' stupid.
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