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Were you wearing your Daisy Dukes again??
no i wear motorcycle gear....here's what i rock on the street:
MOTORPOOL (Charcoal Grey) | uglyBROS USA
& my Dainese Axial Pro Ins go right inside, perfectly...
so u know where to put ur
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no i wear motorcycle gear....here's what i rock on the street:
MOTORPOOL (Charcoal Grey) | uglyBROS USA
& my Dainese Axial Pro Ins go right inside, perfectly...
so u know where to put ur rolleyes now
Well..... I ride my bike this time of year....and I am guessing Texas is hotter than NY???...... and I have no such injuries.... so maybe these pants are not the ideal.... Maybe??
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stop & go Manhattan traffic is brutal...temp hits 237+.....stuck between hot cars in heat.....
the pants are certainly not leather, but they are thick enough.....the bike is just damn hot and the shock projects out and transfers like a mthrfkr...i tend to keep left leg on peg when at traffic light now and still the burn...
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it was as matter of fact on my way north of GWB lol! but i have to get to the WSHW and off....and i had meeting in west vill so it's unavoidable...
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i prefer mine....
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u can ride like that through the autumn on the pani, even in the northeast...
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Thought of that tat the second I read the thread title
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So you ride a 195 hp race bike in Manhattan stop-and-go traffic during the hottest time of the year and it burns your balls? Why are you whining about this?
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whining you type ¿ ¿ ¿ not quite... it must be the language barrier.... LOL
to wit: did i once mention my "ballz" ¿ ¿ ¿ from the numerous other ducks i've owned and ridden in hottest times of year in this city and others i've yet to get branded on the flesh....
morons & geniuses......
edit: and the bike is not 195hp LOL
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The language barrier is higher than I thought. I do not understand a word you are saying.
BTW, my 1199 does 195 hp.
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That's how I roll too, except I have to wear a G.D. helmet here in Ca. the land of the Safety Nazi's.
195hp sure it does is that rwhp
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195hp ------> language barrier..
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The Dragon Lady's full Termignonis have been powerkoted (ceramic) inside and out and I have removed the steel inner from the cf heat shield and heat is no problem I might add that since she has the pro stock mapping I had to put her fan on a manual switch and when she hits 90 degrees C i flip the switch to keep her engine temp under control. When titdrops below 90 degrees I switch it off again.
I still need to take pics of her like that though as it has been done recently. The cf heat shield has also been clear coated in gloss.
I still need to take pics of her like that though as it has been done recently. The cf heat shield has also been clear coated in gloss.
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