Reply With QuoteHmm, that's kind of odd. I didn't realize they made a suit and tie with CE-approved armor and wear pads. ;)
I've taken my bike up to the power plants occasionally, it is certainly more fun when you're riding on someone else's time.
Had a little fun earlier today after a birthday party...
Maybe someone here even saw me?...
Hmm, that's kind of odd. I didn't realize they made a suit and tie with CE-approved armor and wear pads. ;)
I've taken my bike up to the power plants occasionally, it is certainly more fun when you're riding on someone else's time.
lol, I wear my ROTC uniform while riding to school all the time and people kinda look at me funny.
Wow you looked like Bruce Wayne! "Alfred, fetch me my Buell!"
I ride to work wearing dress shoes, slacks and a shirt and tie. My boss always asks why I have dead bugs on me. I just laugh and throw ninja stars
^^^ lol Come on Midnight, ninjas can wear armored clothes too.
The Ninja Way is to be inconspicuous. I can't just walk around in my black pajamas all day. Because then people will KNOW that I'm a ninja for sure.
Although, I have considered putting some Kevlar armor in my slacks, because sometimes you just need a little extra protection when throwing high kicks around.
I have armored pants that go UNDER your usual pants. CE approved and you cant even see them. When I get to work, I go into the bathroom and take them off. Slacks provide no protection at all, and I've seen way too many people loose skin that they had grown accustomed too.
Good call Dave, Where might a young lad buy a pair of those fancy pants?
I've seen them at cycle gear, but I bought mine from Kneedraggers. Here is the link
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