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Posted by sleazy rider on January 7, 2008, 10:51 am
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> Why do you think black is still a popular color in this day and
>age? I know it doesn't show dirt but it's pretty common even with
>textile jackets which could be laundered. You also don't have to get
>too light to have a big impact on the heating, just some medium browns
>would probably be an improvement, and wouldn't show dirt up all that
>much.
ABBB, anything but basic black. My summer mesh is yellow and my
winter stuff is bright three toned leather. My summer helmet is
yellow also and the winther one is a multi-hued HJC. Soon to be
purchased is the Olympia Phantom screaming yellow one piece suit. I
like being seen.
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Posted by Wolfie on January 7, 2008, 10:58 am
sleazy rider wrote:
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> wrote:
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>> Why do you think black is still a popular color in this day and
>> age? I know it doesn't show dirt but it's pretty common even with
>> textile jackets which could be laundered. You also don't have to get
>> too light to have a big impact on the heating, just some medium browns
>> would probably be an improvement, and wouldn't show dirt up all that
>> much.
>
> ABBB, anything but basic black. My summer mesh is yellow and my
> winter stuff is bright three toned leather. My summer helmet is
> yellow also and the winther one is a multi-hued HJC. Soon to be
> purchased is the Olympia Phantom screaming yellow one piece suit. I
> like being seen.
You could also put an orange flashing light on top of your helmet
and have a giant flag on a steel pole of the back of your bike...
:)
--
Wolfie
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Posted by Outback Jon on January 7, 2008, 12:55 pm
Wolfie wrote:
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> sleazy rider wrote:
>> wrote:
>>> Why do you think black is still a popular color in this day and
>>> age? I know it doesn't show dirt but it's pretty common even with
>>> textile jackets which could be laundered. You also don't have to get
>>> too light to have a big impact on the heating, just some medium browns
>>> would probably be an improvement, and wouldn't show dirt up all that
>>> much.
>> ABBB, anything but basic black. My summer mesh is yellow and my
>> winter stuff is bright three toned leather. My summer helmet is
>> yellow also and the winther one is a multi-hued HJC. Soon to be
>> purchased is the Olympia Phantom screaming yellow one piece suit. I
>> like being seen.
>
> You could also put an orange flashing light on top of your helmet
> and have a giant flag on a steel pole of the back of your bike...
>
And someone would *still* pull out in front of you and say, "I didn't
see him."
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"Outback" Jon - KC2BNE
outback_jon@ver.no.sp.am.izon.net
AMD Opteron 146 (@2.8) and 6.1 GHz of other AMD power...
http://folding.stanford.edu - got folding? Team 53560
2006 ZG1000A Concours "Blueline" COG# 7385 CDA# 0157
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Posted by Seth Hammond on January 7, 2008, 1:04 pm
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> Wolfie wrote:
>> sleazy rider wrote:
>>> wrote:
>>>> Why do you think black is still a popular color in this day and
>>>> age? I know it doesn't show dirt but it's pretty common even with
>>>> textile jackets which could be laundered. You also don't have to get
>>>> too light to have a big impact on the heating, just some medium browns
>>>> would probably be an improvement, and wouldn't show dirt up all that
>>>> much.
>>> ABBB, anything but basic black. My summer mesh is yellow and my
>>> winter stuff is bright three toned leather. My summer helmet is
>>> yellow also and the winther one is a multi-hued HJC. Soon to be
>>> purchased is the Olympia Phantom screaming yellow one piece suit. I
>>> like being seen.
>> You could also put an orange flashing light on top of your helmet
>> and have a giant flag on a steel pole of the back of your bike...
> And someone would *still* pull out in front of you and say, "I didn't see
> him."
> --
Some wear black because it matches their fingernails.
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Posted by Bob Mann on January 7, 2008, 10:09 pm
On Mon, 07 Jan 2008 10:58:33 -0500, Wolfie
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>sleazy rider wrote:
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Why do you think black is still a popular color in this day and
>>> age? I know it doesn't show dirt but it's pretty common even with
>>> textile jackets which could be laundered. You also don't have to get
>>> too light to have a big impact on the heating, just some medium browns
>>> would probably be an improvement, and wouldn't show dirt up all that
>>> much.
>>
>> ABBB, anything but basic black. My summer mesh is yellow and my
>> winter stuff is bright three toned leather. My summer helmet is
>> yellow also and the winther one is a multi-hued HJC. Soon to be
>> purchased is the Olympia Phantom screaming yellow one piece suit. I
>> like being seen.
>You could also put an orange flashing light on top of your helmet
>and have a giant flag on a steel pole of the back of your bike...
>:)
I think Sleazy's suit is brighter.
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Bob Mann
Sex is like air; it's not important unless you
aren't getting any
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>age? I know it doesn't show dirt but it's pretty common even with
>textile jackets which could be laundered. You also don't have to get
>too light to have a big impact on the heating, just some medium browns
>would probably be an improvement, and wouldn't show dirt up all that
>much.