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02-20-2007, 02:20 PM
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Throttle Lock
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02-20-2007, 05:38 PM
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I are not David Hicks
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I might get one of these. If it doesn't interfere with my movements, I might wear it on the street too.
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02-20-2007, 05:43 PM
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Short Shifter
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Originally Posted by jcblitz
The person that posted this thread does not own or have any administrative / managerial privileges on this site. For them to say that if you only do one thing on this site, read this thread is overstepping their role. Not only that, the title does not indicate what the purpose of the thread is, it's misuse of a title. It's sensationalism regardless of it's intent. That's like posting a title, "I need help". Well no shit, please at least put a short description in the title of what you need help with so the appropriate people can help you.
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Jeezus Christ, you're an anal twat! No, I don't have admin priveleges here. What does that have to do with anything? Yes, I utilized hyperbole as poetic license to draw attention to my thread about a new and I think important, innovative piece of protective gear that can save your sorry, miserable life if you choose to wear one. There are plenty of people who have responded to this thread that have the basic intelligence to see that and a few whom even have the desire to actually buy one. Judging by your response and your avatar showing you doing stupid, human tricks on a "fiddy," sans helmet, you obviously lack any inteligence at all, whatsoever.
I sincerely hope you never have to learn the hard way,
Lance
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02-20-2007, 06:03 PM
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Having Troubles w/His Wood
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Originally Posted by Gigantic
Jeezus Christ, you're an anal twat! No I don't have admin priveleges here. What the fuck does that have to do with anything? Yes, I utilized hyperbole as poetic license to draw attention to my thread about a new and I think important, innovative piece of protective gear that can save your sorry, fucking life if you choose to wear one. There are plenty of people who have responded to this thread that have the basic intelligence to see that and a few whom even have the desire to actually buy one. Judging by your response and your avatar showing you doing stupid, human tricks on a "fiddy," sans helmet, you obviously lack any inteligence at all, whatsoever.
I sincerely hope you never have to learn the hard way,
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What an intelligent, well thought out response. And I've never seen anyone over the age of 12 say twat, thank you for that.
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02-21-2007, 02:33 PM
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I are not David Hicks
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"if you don't read any other post this year, read this one."
I guess that means we should steer clear of the rest of the thread which seems to be just piling sand up in the corner.
Been doing some research, MCN had a quick bit on it saying that it was good for sport bikes.
As for only on the track, I'm of the opinion that you're more likely to hit stuff on the street than at the track (sport bike) so if you're going to wear it at the track you should wear it on the street. I might get one.
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02-22-2007, 05:15 PM
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Lazy Ass
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what does this mean "hyperbole"....?
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02-22-2007, 06:17 PM
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Short Shifter
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hyperbole |hīˈpərbəlē|
noun
exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally.
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03-16-2007, 02:43 PM
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Squid
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Good read either way
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03-18-2007, 12:05 PM
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Learner's Permit
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Quote:
Originally Posted by yetidave
" I don't think wearing a neck harness is on the todo list of many people, regardless of its benefits."
Really, I ordered one. Call me crazy but I feel anything I can do to minimize the risk of spinal cord injury is worthwhile.
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Yeti, I would love to check it out when you get it. Hopefully we'll see each other on a ride someday this spring/summer.
I agree they are VERY pricey, but hell, if you got in an accident and were paralyzed as a result would you trade $1000 bucks for a chance at not being paralyzed? I think "yes". Would you trade never having rode a motorcycle for not being paralyzed? That's a question I assume we've all asked ourselves, and answered "no" which is why we choose to take the risk to ride. But I would like to minimize my risk and still have some fun.
That being said, if they aren't comfortable or impede head motion while riding, I don't know if it would be worth using. I definately want to see it and try it before I plunk down anywhere from $400 to $1000 - but I'm very interested. Thanks to the original poster for posting it up.
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03-18-2007, 12:46 PM
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Short Shifter
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There's also been a lot of discussion recently about the importance of wearing a chest protector, too. apparently a novice track-day rider crashed a few weeks ago at roebling road, landed on his chest, broke several ribs, punturing his aorta in the process. he passed away later that day at the hospital... a chest protector MIGHT have prevented that injury...
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