I figured plastering on some kool stickers and screaming "VROOM VROOM" as I rode must have added 4hp to stock
Well, I am now shopping for a race suit. Man, those things are difficult to get into.
Cooter: You have to ease into it, like a latex gimp suit.
Me: How do you suggest I do that?
Cooter: Some people use baby powder, but I am a firm believer in cornstarch.
Me: Not the gimp suit!
Last edited by 34nineteen; 01-30-2023 at 03:03 PM.
Don't forget the red ball so that others can't hear you scream on the track
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Im pretty certain the fact Cooter knows the best way to enter a Gimp Suit points to its not his first time. The fact your even asking his adivce 0n Gimp suit entry has me concerned.
BEER!
Is it a suit with a zipper mouth or crutch? oooo maybe a gag ball?? asking for a friend.
That 1pc track suit was no joke to get in and out of. Especially since the first one I tried on was a size too small. If for whatever reason you decide to buy one for the first time, make sure you have someone there help you. Don't just grab a couple and head off to the fitting rooms to try them on. You will need someone to help you get in and out of them. Even the one that I wound up purchasing is going to require someone to help me get one of my arms out. I am 100% serious about this. LOL.Originally Posted by Nade
Luckily, I went into a Cycle Gear near the end of the day during the week and the store was empty and the employees were available. I also got luck that the guy who helped me out was familiar with the ins and outs of the one piece suit and was super helpful. Usually when I go into a Cycle Gear, I don't want/need employees help, but this guy (Trevor) was awesome!
You're not supposed to get in the suit with Trevor. Duh.
I thought I was going to have to dislocate my shoulder to get out, ala Lethal Weapon. Thats what it felt like getting in and out of it.
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