if im going for some twisty carving ill put on the armored pants and possibly riding boots. if im going to work its pants, jacket, gloves, lid, and work boots.

+1 to fox, no one wearing gear on a bike looks like an idiot. the only idiots are the guys not wearing any gear at all.

 

You might feel a little silly walking around dressed like a Power Ranger, but while you're on the bike, you're stylin'.

As long as you'll have a chance to change your clothes when you get off the bike, there's no excuse not to gear up.

 

If I had the money I'd buy a 2 piece leather suit but I'm poor as heck. =(

Mike

 

I think if you have the gear...wear it. I don' think you would look out of place (unless you were grocery shopping or something), but it doesn't matter! Who gives a damn about what others think if you aresaving your skin (literally).

 

sweet thx guys kinda waiting on all ur responses to see, ya ima wear it then when i go on long trips. thx everyone

 

I personally get up an hour earlier than I would have to. So I can gear up and ride properly protected, including the required base approved reflective vest. If it wasn't for the fact of being in NCO. I would probably have to carry a change of clothing with me but I don't have to, I have a little more space than a wall locker lol . So I change when I arrive on post a would not ride unprotected and could care less of what others think of me when they see me. I have been on the pavement twice in my life one time because of youthful pride and lack of respect of two wheels. The other time was a victim of circumstance, with no escape route would not ride without full protection would not ride without a full face helmet have seen what my helmet looks like after coming off the pavement was smart enough the second time on the pavement to be wearing adequate protection

 

ATGATT - All The Gear, All The Time

 

Wear the 2 piece, it's why you got it man !

 

word im glad u guys say all gear all the time