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Posted: 12:25 pm Jul 31 2007
by fuzzy
Looks pretty sweet. Here's a link w/ some reviews/opinions

http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/it ... Division=2

Posted: 04:51 pm Jul 31 2007
by xagentman
WHAT!!!! you released a picture of my secret identity!! .....

***storms off***

:lol:

Posted: 05:42 pm Jul 31 2007
by Mr. Wibbens
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thebleakness wrote:Well I not going to hijack this thread any further so...
Does not seem to me that you hijacked this thread at all :?

Posted: 06:13 pm Jul 31 2007
by Wazowski
Here's what I think...

Your unique body armor is useful to us...we will now add your intellegence into our collective...

Prepare to be assimilated...we are the Borg.

Resistance is futile!

Seriously though...that's some good coverage. I'll bet it's spendy.

Waz

Posted: 06:25 pm Jul 31 2007
by Indawoods
And HOT!

Posted: 07:20 pm Jul 31 2007
by Mr. Wibbens
As I tell stoopid mo ron's everyday

Hot's better than hamburger!

Posted: 07:46 pm Jul 31 2007
by Indawoods
Whatever that means.... :neutral:

Posted: 08:31 pm Jul 31 2007
by m0rie
Better to be hot than massive road rash and broken bones from wearing less protection.

Posted: 08:36 pm Jul 31 2007
by scheckaet
Found the thor for 96$ if anyone is interested...
http://www.cyclegear.com/spgm.cfm?L1=&L ... 116&spec=Y

Posted: 08:38 pm Jul 31 2007
by Indawoods
OK... so a black spandex innercovering is going to protect my hide?

:hmm: I think not...

Posted: 08:48 pm Jul 31 2007
by scheckaet
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Indawoods wrote:OK... so a black spandex innercovering is going to protect my hide?

:hmm: I think not...
I think it would save your hide, heck look at your avatar Inda...just ask batman! :mrgreen:

Posted: 08:50 pm Jul 31 2007
by Indawoods
I don't wear that when I'm riding for pleasure silly!

That's only for crime fighting!

Posted: 09:04 pm Jul 31 2007
by scheckaet
:lol:

Posted: 09:21 pm Jul 31 2007
by m0rie
The spandex keeps the pieces from moving out of place in a crash, thereby keeping your hide in one piece. The spine protection on one of those dealies saved my sisters life in a MC wreck, so they do work in extreme situations...

Posted: 09:31 pm Jul 31 2007
by Indawoods
Is that going to protect the vital areas better than this?


Image

Posted: 10:12 pm Jul 31 2007
by Indawoods
To tell ya the truth... I don't even wear the one I got... I hate it!

I like CC's Fox AirFrame.... that is a nice one in my book!

I think the manufacturers need to work on mobility... not everyone is standing up in race position all the time....

Also... I really don't like looking like a Power Ranger when I am out riding... I like to keep it low key... Jeans are real comfortable but I like the jerseys because they breath so much better... but I am going to make them short sleeves so I can get my elbow protectors on.

Posted: 10:19 pm Jul 31 2007
by thebleakness
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Mr. Wibbens wrote:>|<>QBB<
thebleakness wrote:Well I not going to hijack this thread any further so...
Does not seem to me that you hijacked this thread at all :?
What I meant was that I wouldn't continue the hijacking of the thread. I later realized that what I posted wasn't really what the OP had asked, his was a question of which is which, not what is a good one. Doh!

The fox airframe is a decent CP but there is one flaw that I've found...that damn hinge! There is this little plastic deal sticking out that rubs into my back when I put a backpack on, when I finish a ride I have a good 4inch bruise up and down my middle back where the hinge is. It's painfull...

Posted: 10:29 pm Jul 31 2007
by Wazowski
Easy guys...the derail post was tonque in cheek :roll:

I've learned a lot from all this, Thanx!

You rock! :supz:

Waz

Posted: 12:25 am Aug 01 2007
by skipro3
I've worn one of those types; the body armor under jersey one. I think it was called body armor brand. Anyways, yes, it is hot for weather more than 70 degrees, but I say so what! My body loves sweating and hates bleeding. It provided the most protection of any upper body protection I've ever had. The fore-arm guards are awesome. Since they are built in, they stay in place and don't migrate down under vibration and look like old lady under arm flab.
I'd say, if you could only own one chest/upper body guard, that is the one I would choose. Then just keep it wetted down to stay cool during warm weather rides.

Besides, you can wear it under street clothes and look like Arnold!!

P.S. the hottest part was the kidney belt. But also the best, since my belly fat jiggles a lot. Compression clothing makes for more energy in my experiance.

Posted: 05:40 am Aug 01 2007
by Indawoods
The last time I bled was being poked in the cheek with a branch through my helmet... maybe I need full face armor? :lol: