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    Recommended Crashing Gear

    Clover T2 Jacket - Brand New, first ride. Not a mark.

    Draggin Jeans - ripped around shin area because of getting hung up on something on the bike. No other mark. Will probably get the shin repaired.

    Minotaur gloves - Left heel of hand a little marked from the sharp, coarse chip. Not significant. Hand trapped under bar end. Fingers fine. Thanks TonyB

    Oxtar TCS Waterproof Boots - Toe Slider scuffed. But that's a good thing.

    Landed on left side, elbow, hip, and left hand (under bar end - bar end still scuffed though.), no damage to the gear at the impact points

    Helmet didn't touch down.
    Last edited by James Deuce; 7th October 2006 at 14:52.
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    How about damage to the bike at impact points? Hope not too bad...
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    Bugger! Sorry to hear you've tested your gear! Hope your bods alright.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim2 View Post
    Landed on left side, elbow, hip, and left hand (under bar end - bar end still scuffed though.), no damage to the gear at the impact points
    Bummer. Lowside? Quite slow? Found us a nice patch of greasy shit somewhere near Wellington?

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    Glad the gloves worked Jim!
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    Good the gear did it's job without getting too banged up itself. Maybe a good time to press for that other safer bike...
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    If a man is alone in the woods and there isn't a woke Hollywood around to call him racist, is he still white?



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    Good to hear the gear held up well Jim, hope you did also, watch out for that loose chip stuff man it is deadly.

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    That was at low speed. Can we get an update on how the gear performs at higher speeds please?




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