Helmets

**XTC** · 23rd February 2005, 07:39

Originally Posted by alucard_draken

Anything like one I am wearing in the picture?

What the hell are those things on your wrists Conan?? :spudwhat:

**Waylander** · 23rd February 2005, 10:57

Originally Posted by Andyadams

What the hell are those things on your wrists Conan?? :spudwhat:

Religeous significance. Might explain it one day but right now I'm getting ready for a job interview.

**XTC** · 23rd February 2005, 10:59

Good luck with the interview.

**jrandom** · 23rd February 2005, 11:17

Originally Posted by alucard_draken

Religeous significance.

They're made of dragon hide?

You can turn them to dragon scale mail with a +1 blessed scroll of enchant armour, you know.

**Dodgyiti** · 23rd February 2005, 11:38

Originally Posted by Andyadams

What the hell are those things on your wrists Conan?? :spudwhat:

Conan

**vifferman** · 23rd February 2005, 11:39

Anybody still think cruisers are comfortable and better than sprotsbikes - take a look at alucard's spine in his photo.

No thanks.

Renegade Master's helmet looks kinda like this picture (black AGV Vento with gold and silver graphics). Of course, it looks much kewler on me.

Let's all convince him to buy a new helmet - they're not that expensive.

**Waylander** · 23rd February 2005, 13:19

They are made of leather with 5 dragons on them. If you have read my posts in the "religeous ravings" thread you should know what those dragons stand for.

And Vifferman thats just how I rode before I realised I rode that way. I tend to sit up straighter now. That kind of helmet would look fine on a cruiser just dont wear coloured leathers, black is your best bet for not looking silly.

As for the interview, well better luck next time I guess.

**The Pastor** · 23rd February 2005, 21:26

Originally Posted by vifferman

Let's all convince him [renegade] to buy a new helmet - they're not that expensive.

Nah its still good. If it aint broke dont fix it

Ok so its been in an accident and the visor is kinda broke but its still good.

Dose anyone here ride with big chains and a padlock?

**Waylander** · 23rd February 2005, 21:31

Originally Posted by renegade master

Nah its still good. If it aint broke dont fix it

Ok so its been in an accident and the visor is kinda broke but its still good.

Dose anyone here ride with big chains and a padlock?

Don't have a padlock but I have a chain for my wallet. Came in handy one day when the exhaust pipes on my sister's mini fell off and I used the chain to "tie" it back on.

**Holy Roller** · 23rd February 2005, 21:37

Originally Posted by renegade master

Dose anyone here ride with big chains and a padlock?

Depends on where the bike is to be left when I get where I'm going

**jrandom** · 23rd February 2005, 21:41

Originally Posted by alucard_draken

As for the interview, well better luck next time I guess.

Awww, that sucks, dude. What kind of work are you after?

Do you *have* to stay in Hamilton?

**Waylander** · 23rd February 2005, 21:43

Originally Posted by jrandom

Awww, that sucks, dude. What kind of work are you after?

Do you *have* to stay in Hamilton?

Yea have to stay in Hamilton as I'm going to Waikato Uni and I doubt my scholorship will transfer to another uni. As for what I'm looking for, I'm up for anything really though I don't really have any skills. I learn fast though.

**jrandom** · 23rd February 2005, 21:53

Originally Posted by alucard_draken

Yea have to stay in Hamilton as I'm going to Waikato Uni and I doubt my scholorship will transfer to another uni.

What are you studying?

Originally Posted by alucard_draken

As for what I'm looking for, I'm up for anything really though I don't really have any skills. I learn fast though.

If you can find something that relates to your chosen topic of study at Waikato, you'll probably have more chance of getting work and you'll also be better set up for jobs post-graduation.

**Waylander** · 23rd February 2005, 21:55

Originally Posted by jrandom

What are you studying?

Mechanical Engineering

Originally Posted by jrandom

If you can find something that relates to your chosen topic of study at Waikato, you'll probably have more chance of getting work and you'll also be better set up for jobs post-graduation.

Tryin that but nothin doin at the moment.