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Who wears Protective Motorcycle Clothing? Manly Men?... Or... Wimps?

Wearing protective motorcycle clothing... or not... is something everybody has to decide. There are several directions that the thinking that goes into making that decision can take you.

What's your hide, and the other pieces and parts of your carcass, worth to you? Is it more important to 'Look Cool'...

... or... remain whole?

Many years ago, an old Cowboy once confided in me; "Brian, there's a thin line between Macho... and Stupidity... and son... I gotta tell you... you step across that sucker, way too often!

I have to admit that I've resisted acquiring much in the way of protective motorcycle clothing. But, at some point a fella has to accept that maybe a little discretion is in order... and take those few steps required to help preserve the good looks the Boss upstairs blessed him with!

I can't help but agree that helmets reduce that absolute sensation of Freedom I get on a motorcycle. Wrapping my head in a plastic bucket is not my favorite thing... But that dislike is outweighed, in my mind, by the vision of somebody having to pick up the mush that used to be inside my skull, with a stick and a spoon!

The feeling I get when I roll without a motorcycle helmet is so superior to wearing one, that I can sometimes have considerable difficulty strapping on that particular piece of protective motorcycle clothing...

But... I take those couple of moments considering the possible consequences of not having it in place... seasoned with a thought or two about the other people, on the road, that a motorcycle rider has to contend with... and on it goes.

Your Brain pan is not the only part you have to protect either. You'll want to consider the other pieces and parts of your carcass that are vulnerable, when considering protective motorcycle clothing.

All the parts that smack the ground if you're sliding, or tumbling along, after you dump your motorcycle are in need of protection. Shoulders, elbows, hands, hips, knees... all can stand a lil' shielding from the assault made on them by hitting the asphalt, at 45 mph!... or quicker!

Many is the story where a biker had to drop his ride... to avoid simply slamming into the side of some bozo on 4 wheels... and then got up and walked away, with only minor scrapes and bruises. A story that wouldn't get told if he'd chosen 'Macho'... over good, quality, protective motorcycle clothing.

Now we get to the bottom of the story, even your butt needs protection sorry... I just couldn't resist that one... Do a little googling about that... and I'm confident that some of the 'Road Rash' photos, that will turn up, is going to send you motoring, credit card in hand, liver quivering, to buy the latest, thermonuclear, protective motorcycle clothing for your kiester!

You'll soon find that there's no particular shortage of motorcycle gear to protect you. There are even a few outfits building 'inflating' motorcycle vests and jackets that instantly wrap you in an airbag you wear!... should you part ways with your motorcycle.

Motorcycle Leather or Fabric Jackets, complete with built in padding and shields to offer protection against impact and abrasion... synthetic or leather, Motorcycle pants, over pants, strap on shields and pads, underwear made to be abrasion resistant, and chaps and motorcycle gloves; the list of protective motorcycle clothing is nigh on to endless...

I'm the first one to admit it... I much prefer riding 'Free'... Nose to the wind... unarmored... But, I can only shake my head when some guy comes roarin' along, just sunglasses, muscle shirt, shorts and flip flops. No helmet, no gloves, hell, not even sleeves!

Then there's the other guys... haulin' their wives or girl friends on the pillion behind them... Just as unprotected... Not a piece of protective motorcycle clothing to be seen between the pair of 'em.

Knowing what would be... should either bike get cut off... and they have to drop it, just sends a cold shiver up my back.

I may be able to make that decision for myself... and live with the consequences... but should anything go wrong... having to look at the lady I carried, unprotected, is simply something I'm unwilling to do.

Make the decision to protect yourself... and then acquire the proper protective motorcycle clothing to keep you whole.

A set of Protective Motorcycle Clothing can change a really ugly wreck... into some minor scrapes and bruises... and provide fodder for some fine motorcycle touring 'war stories'... sippin' a coke at a stop on your next poker run!

... and the truth is... The gear they're building now-a-days... carefully selected... actually looks pretty 'Cool' ... so, now you've got no excuses!

Brian is the "editor" of Goin' RV Boondocking, a website dedicated to the full-time, dry camping lifestyle, and also, Motorcycle Touring on Freedom Road, where the name says it all. After a couple decades of RVing he has learned a few things the hard way!

http://www.rv-boondocking-the-good-life.com
http://www.motorcycle-touring-the-good-life.com

Car Loans

Don’t be hasty when purchasing a new car. Consumers in the UK are said to paying through the nose for overpriced car finance plans offered through dealerships.

The average plan for car finance carries an APR of around 11%, however a personal loan sourced with the intention of purchasing a car could cost around 50% less. New figures suggest that motorists in the UK will overspend by almost £230 million on car finance plans pushed on to them by showrooms.

If you are buying a new car on credit it would be wise to shop around before visiting a showroom. There are at least 3 personal loan providers in the UK offering car loan plans carrying an APR of around 6% or less.

You are also less likely to feel pressurised into signing finance agreements if you already have the finance in place.

Not only will dealerships damage your wallet but may also damage your car as well, leading you to borrow even more for the repairs that may be needed.

Recent research carried out by Auto Express magazine reveal that Lexus franchisees are, all things considered, the best by a comfortable margin. The justifiably proud Skoda dealer network is runner-up, followed by Subaru, Toyota, Porsche, Honda, Jaguar, Kia, Hyundai and Suzuki, who are all "superior dealers".

Occupying the middle ground of the 30-strong league table are Mazda, BMW, Mitsubishi, Mercedes, Volvo, Audi, the Chrysler/Jeep/Dodge family, Saab, Land Rover and, in 20th place, MINI dealers. Next comes 10th-from-bottom Alfa Romeo, then Nissan, Volkswagen, Seat and Citroën. Bring up the rear are fifth-from-bottom Ford, then Vauxhall, Peugeot, Fiat and outright loser Renault in 30th and last place.

The major complaints against Fiat dealerships are that they're dirty, lacking atmosphere, unhelpful and have attitude problems. But at least they are improving. Renault franchisees have not moved forward in a year. It's bad enough that this French marque and its 330 dealerships are ranked as the lowest of the low at looking after customers. But equally alarming is the fact that they are also judged to be the absolute pits in terms of workmanship and communication, and only marginally better in technical knowledge, helpfulness and value for money.

The value category is an interesting one. When buying a car, we tend not to think about future servicing and repair costs. And that's short-sighted, because the cost of parts and labour can be higher than fuel, road tax and insurance.

Read the report and it becomes clear that Skoda workshops offer the greatest value, followed by those at Lexus, Kia, Suzuki, Toyota, Hyundai, Subaru, Honda, Mazda and Ford, who should all be pretty proud.

The bottom 10 marques/dealerships are the Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep clan, Saab, VW, BMW, Land Rover, Peugeot, Volvo, Renault, Audi and Mercedes. The authors politely suggest that Audi might like to rethink its labour rates and bluntly tells Mercedes that its wooden spoon for value should serve as a "big warning."

The star of the report is Lexus, which comprehensively beats every rival marque in every area, except value.

About the Author

Christian is an author of several articles pertaining to Car Loans. He is known for his expertise on the subject and on other Business and Finance related articles.

Looking for a 99 Acura/Honda Integra non-vtec SPOON or MUGEN Thermostat, anybody know of affordable stores????

If I'm fixing my Acura up I wanna make it faster. Any serious tuners out there? Expert mechanics welcome...

Honda-Tech.com is your best friend.

about thermostats, check with Kings Motosports (www.kingmotorsports.com/) for Mugen parts, and Opak Racing (www.opakracing.com/) for Spoon products. Those are the main distributor of Mugen and Spoon in the US.

Man with 23 theft convictions arrested again: South Euclid Police Blotter
A Cleveland man, 25, took a gift bag from a shelf at Walgreen’s and placed $117.85 in merchandise in it before leaving the store April 28.

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