Yes, falling off *does* hurt

**750Y** · 12th January 2004, 20:10

Originally Posted by wkid_one

IMO Draggins are good (about $229) - but only for sliding. you may break your knee cap etc.......but you won't get friction burns.

lol, I broke my knee cap in an impromptu flying lesson with jeans on, but I've never lost skin with leathers on.

**wkid_one** · 12th January 2004, 20:37

Originally Posted by Indiana_Jones

Well I'm about 6'3" ave build i guess

-Indy

My gear should fit ya....I will send you pics if you want - pm me your email

**James Deuce** · 12th January 2004, 20:43

Originally Posted by Indiana_Jones

Dude I'm 17 lol

-Indy

And he's already grown sense of humour!

**Indiana_Jones** · 12th January 2004, 21:16

Originally Posted by wkid_one

My gear should fit ya....I will send you pics if you want - pm me your email

How much u want for them, if u don't mind me being rude

-Indy

**wkid_one** · 12th January 2004, 21:18

Meh - don't care really.....within reason. Tis a Techic Cyclone Jacket and Spidi Range Trou

**Indiana_Jones** · 12th January 2004, 21:24

Originally Posted by wkid_one

Meh - don't care really.....within reason. Tis a Techic Cyclone Jacket and Spidi Range Trou

lol again with the rudeness, i have no idea wtf they are

plus what would u say is a fair price?

-Indy

**wkid_one** · 12th January 2004, 21:25

I'll pm you

**Indiana_Jones** · 12th January 2004, 21:37

Originally Posted by wkid_one

I'll pm you

Ok, I'll just wait here...

-Indy

**Slim** · 12th January 2004, 23:21

Originally Posted by Jackrat

Thats a bit of a joke ain't it.
Hell I can go an buy a 500cc scooter that will eat your learners toy or a 650cc scooter that will absolutly destroy your silly little 250 jam jar.

But you'd need a motorbike licence to buy those "scooters".

They are referred to as "mopeds" on the LTSA site and are defined as:

a: has two wheels; and
b: either:
i: has an engine cylinder capacity not exceeding 50 ml and a maximum
speed not exceeding 50 km/h; or
ii: has a power source other than a piston engine and a maximum speed
not exceeding 50 km/h.

Elsewhere on the LTSA site, it says that a Car licence allows you to ride a moped with a motor power output of not more than 2Kw.

**Jackrat** · 12th January 2004, 23:58

Yeah fair enough but theys still scooters.
The point I was making is that if it has two wheels and an engine it is a bike and the person riding it is due the same respect as any other rider.
What we end up with at the end of the day is people who are quite happy to bag other riders based on what they ride but then get antsy when the same happens to them.That unfortunatly applys to a lot of riders today.
You can see it happening on this site quite regular.
Just mention Harleys to a lot of folks and they will demonstrate the very thing they them selfs complain of.The odd thing about most of these types is that they quite obviously don,t have a clue what they are on about but just fall back on the same old same old.
The same goes for scooters, as we just had a taste of.

**What?** · 13th January 2004, 08:05

Like I've said elsewhere in this site, if you want Draggin Jeans, go to www.dragginjeans.com (The US site). They cost $US79, so are getting cheaper by the day. But them here or from Aussie and you get ripped off.

**Hitcher** · 13th January 2004, 08:07

Originally Posted by Big Dog

You rang?

Seriously though I don't see how you need a big dog's license sheece My license got classes of 1 through 6.
shurely they only need a 6.

BD, thanks for picking up!

That was my point -- being able to ride a class 6 vehicle (scooter) with a class 1 (car) license. As for the Noble Brother(sister)hood of Class sixers...