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View Poll Results: what do you consider "full gear"
boots, moto pants, moto jacket, gloves, helmet 53 77.94%
Moto pants, moto jacket, helmet 0 0%
Helmet, moto jacket, gloves 8 11.76%
Helmet & anything NOT shorts and flip flops 0 0%
Tater's ex. wife keeping her socks on 7 10.29%
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Old 01-03-2009, 11:17 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by lauralynne View Post
I didn't want to hijack someone else's thread - they announced they crashed but were relatively ok - and for that I'm grateful. But it was stated that he had rash despite being "in full gear". I truly don't care what other people wear when they ride - I'm not here to judge. I was more curious what other people consider to be full gear. plain curiosity. No judging.
I think we're talk'n about "verbage" here... the question, I think should have been, how much gear is enough for you...

I'm not sure how FULL GEAR can mean anything other than just that... completely geared up...

some people choose to just wear Helmet, Jacket, and gloves for their gear and some Jeans and boots or shoes... my self included sometimes... and that may be enough for them to feel safe enough to ride... but it's still not full gear by definition.

I was wearing A* Cargo's when I went down , some knee armor, and A* SMX4's... had I been wear'n jeans and tennis shoes I'd have a broken leg/ankle... and some nice rash...
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