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    Quote Originally Posted by nodrog View Post
    ...but the whole front of his zip had blown out.
    Excuse me?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jetboy View Post
    Excuse me?
    Why? Did you fart?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gremlin View Post
    pedrosa needs it more...
    +1

    I love what the commentator said....

    "He just doesn't bounce well does he"
    No body move... I dropped my brain

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    [QUOTE=Stirts;1130103859]
    Quote Originally Posted by Gremlin View Post
    pedrosa needs it more... QUOTE]

    +1

    I love what the commentator said....

    "He just doesn't bounce well does he"
    Well he's got little 11 year old boys clavicles I guess!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crasherfromwayback View Post
    Well he's got little 11 year old boys clavicles I guess!
    He is shorter than most 11 year olds too, I am sure. 5'2" and 103lbs - nevertheless he must have some big balls to be where he is today.
    No body move... I dropped my brain

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stirts View Post
    He is shorter than most 11 year olds too, I am sure. 5'2" and 103lbs - nevertheless he must have some big balls to be where he is today.
    They all have at that level for sure!

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    Do bikers' clavicles break due to direct impact or is it more from their arms and/or shoulders smashing into the ground?

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    Quote Originally Posted by steve_t View Post
    Do bikers' clavicles break due to direct impact or is it more from their arms and/or shoulders smashing into the ground?
    All of the above!

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    Quote Originally Posted by theblackbandit View Post
    you have to wonder, had pedrosa had one of these on, would it have saved his collar bone at le mans? same for crutchlow at silverstone...

    edit: whoops crutchlow uses spidi...
    pedro-bot was wearing one,

    http://www.motomatters.com/analysis/...round_up_.html


    I remember somewhere a while back (maybe just before the winter olympics) they were talking about these for downhill skiers, but they couldn't find any parameters for them that indicate a definite crash, or enough that wouldn't set them off all the time.

    I think the closing comment was something like as far as dainese (i think) was concerned downhill skiers were in a constant state of crash, just occasioanlly they ended up at the end with their ski's pointed the right way. classic


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    Quote Originally Posted by lostinflyz View Post
    I think the closing comment was something like as far as dainese (i think) was concerned downhill skiers were in a constant state of crash, just occasioanlly they ended up at the end with their ski's pointed the right way. classic
    Heheh, quite right.

    Now....these should be available in about three or so years for off the shelf suits here in NZ. At a guess?
    Excellent.

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