Yet ^

 

I'm watching this thread closely for you, "squid" announcers...

You know who you are - a squid is a squid is a squid... right?

I wore jeans and an American Eagle cutoff today. No, I'm not kidding, and no, I wasn't just riding down the street.

I'm so squidly.

 

Haaa HAHAH!!! [sm=badbadbad.gif][sm=funnypostabove.gif]

I always were boots, A* Leather Jacket, Shoei RF-1000 Helmet, A* Leather Gauntlets, and Riding pants except when headed to work/school, then it's jeans, but they don't help at all in a crash, I know this from expierence[:@]

 

haha awsome post if some of yall lived in texas like me where it was 107 then you would understand hell i see a lot of people with shrit shorts and helmet iam sorry but sometimes its just to god dman hot

 

^ Sorry i disagree with ya, doctors will do skin grafts when its 60 out or 110. If its truly so hot you cant wear gear, take the cage.

Kid i wont call anyone a squid (cept VPsophomore ) i will however state my opinion on the matter.

 

state what u want and preach as u must but ill tell u this IAM GONE DO ME

 

I just feel to uncomfortable to ride with shorts and sandles on. I have done it just down the block but never for a long ride. I cant even go anywhere without my jacket. However my friend is the def of squid. I will take pics next time I see him

 

I don't think a squid is determined by gear, I think it is determined more by riding style. Oh yea and type of bike, because everyone knows if you're on a "gixxer" you're automatically a squid. lol

 

Okay, there is a diffrence in my book about going two blocks to get milk or going 60 mile to hit twistys. 2 blocks should have a helmet, but not required. 60 miles requires full gear.

~Adam

 

riiight...