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    WTB: Leathers for Fat Guy

    I need some leathers, I am 115kg 6ft and reasonably solidly built, not really that podgy but got a big arse and the best man tits you'll ever see.

    Needed for bucket racing because MNZ are dicks.

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    Dude...

    I spoke to Quasi about getting a set of his leathers, but need them in a size 60 at least, shoot him a PM and see what he can do.

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    He's at Taupo today (spoke to him last night) He's got a set of one piece for $500. They'll be just about bang for you I reckon. They were made for a bigger bloke but not made lasrge enough. Go to the Quasi site, get his number and call him (or Paula). There's been nuthin' bad said about his gear and they been down the road a couple o' times too!
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    Quote Originally Posted by swanny
    Needed for bucket racing because MNZ are dicks.
    Why do you say that?... is it because they insist you wear leathers that will keep you safe if you have an off?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joni
    Why do you say that?... is it because they insist you wear leathers that will keep you safe if you have an off?
    No, MNZ wouldn't give a shit about our resident telly tubby's safety. It's because we live in a blameless society and they are simply covering their arses in the event that tubby bins and breaks a nail.

    I'd happily lend you my leathers big boy, but you know there's no point.

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    I'm pretty sure he'd bounce...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joni
    Why do you say that?... is it because they insist you wear leathers that will keep you safe if you have an off?
    I could argue and provide many realistic examples where leathers were no more effective than jeans and a ski jacket.

    I think Finn hit the nail on the head.

    It's my skin, my bones and my ego, if I choose to break or bruise any one of them it should be my choice and my responsibility.

    Which is what the indemity form is for, ain't it?

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    Arrow Talk to Quasi

    Quote Originally Posted by swanny
    I need some leathers, I am 115kg 6ft and reasonably solidly built, not really that podgy but got a big arse and the best man tits you'll ever see.

    Needed for bucket racing because MNZ are dicks.
    I know I will be in future, dont think you'll find a better deal either, I've looked...
    Those who insist on perfect safety, don't have the balls to live in the real world.

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    Nah Swanny I reckon you hit the nail on the head... two operative words "my" - you said that one often and "ego" - you just dont want to conform and want it your way....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joni
    Nah Swanny I reckon you hit the nail on the head... two operative words "my" - you said that one often and "ego" - you just dont want to conform and want it your way....
    No, I just don't see the point in paying $500 for new leathers when the bike cost me a box of beers. And Codura or two pairs of jeans is just as good... but it "must be leathers" in order to partake in any actual racing.

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    I gotta get some leathers... perhaps if we got together and skinned a cow we'd have enough to cover us both?

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    How big are the fuckin cows where you come from?

    You'd need an elephant, but at least the protection would be top notch.

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    Quote Originally Posted by swanny
    I could argue and provide many realistic examples where leathers were no more effective than jeans and a ski jacket.

    I think Finn hit the nail on the head.

    It's my skin, my bones and my ego, if I choose to break or bruise any one of them it should be my choice and my responsibility.

    Which is what the indemity form is for, ain't it?
    Nah Swanny the indemnity form is not worth a peice of cold shit unless you have been made to undertake all practical means of protecting your self so if you signed an indemnity form then were alowed to go and race in your boxer shorts and you came off and lost all your skin your mum and dad would be able to take MNZ to court because MNZ did not ensure that all pratical means of making you protect youself had been complied with by the way dude MNZ are not a bunch of dicks Paul Pavletitch the CEO of MNZ is a very Close personal freind of mine He took the Job at Mnz Because he is passonate about motor cycles and has a genuine inerest in ensuring that all who ride motorcycles can continue to do so with the minimum of regulation somtimes that means you have to cover your bases but this is done so that the general public only see us in a good light we both have riden motorcycles since we were 15 years old. Before taking on the Job at MNZ Paul was operations Manager At the largest Food beverage liquor and tobacco Distribution company in New Zealand Covering branches in Whangerai Auckland Hamilton Tauranga Rotorua and Gisbourn to say he was erning a lot more then than what MNZ can aford to pay him is a gross understatment

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    Quote Originally Posted by The_Dover
    How big are the fuckin cows where you come from?

    You'd need an elephant, but at least the protection would be top notch.
    Yeh that's true...

    I was thinking of getting me some of that methril... I know the shire is in matamata, so where the hell do the dwarves live?

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    Quote Originally Posted by zrxer
    Nah Swanny the indemnity form is not worth a peice of cold shit unless you have be made to undertake all practical means of protecting your self so if you signed an indemnity form then were alowed to go and race in your boxer shorts and you came off and lost all your skin your mum and dad would be able to take MNZ to court because MNZ did not ensure that all pratical means of making you protect youself had been complied with by the way dude MNZ are not a bunch of dicks Paul Pavletitch the CEO of MNZ is a very Close personal freind of mine

    Cheers
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    Well, this thread is about me wanting to buy leathers for bucket racing, so I am conforming to their requirements (did you think about that Joni? or are you too busy having a personal little hissy fit because you don't agree with some of what I say on here, quick send your boyfriend around to intimidate me, PM me for my address).

    I still think that they are dicks for imposing such a rule which prevents the philosophy that buckets is a cheap form of entry level racing.

    You are allowed out on the track in codura or two pairs of jeans and a jacket so long as you sign the indemity form. However, to actually race they employ the MNZ rules which require that you wear leathers in order to participate.

    I'm also over 18, so parents or guardianship don't come into the equation, I am an adult in the eyes of the law.

    It's too "politically correct" for my liking, but I'm getting leathers anyway (remember, that is why I created the thread...) because it's something I enjoy and I want to try and progress with. It's just a shame that because of someone elses decision I have to fork out more money when I don't see any practical reason to do so (I have plenty of pairs of jeans and full codura gear).

    Back on topic aye ... anyone got some ripped up old leathers that they want to sell?

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