Pa12
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That big timmies tea sure sticks out
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What jacket(s) are you wearing at the moment?
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B-Man2
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Yeah…. How’d he do that !That big timmies tea sure sticks out
ZuZu
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I've wanted to get one of these since watching "Archer" Season 9 Danger Isalnd! This is the jacket he wears!
Thomas Koehle
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it is never the "wrong weather" but the "wrong garment" and also "wrong attitude" ...
Ignoring the snow day before yesterday i took a spin on my 50cc VESPA wearing my "50CAL" ELC B3 along with CARHARRT double knees and my MEINDL hunting/trekking boots
Ignoring the snow day before yesterday i took a spin on my 50cc VESPA wearing my "50CAL" ELC B3 along with CARHARRT double knees and my MEINDL hunting/trekking boots
Thomas Koehle
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John,
if you'd wear your A2 with that nice patch people might think you're a gambling-addict ... - so "no Way" ...
As for Germans you can't be too direct - working in South Carolina for almost a year my workmates always claimed i would be much too direct and the German language itself would always sound like people are swearing all day long ...
Well despite the fact that the average american i met (at least in SC) added the "F...-word" to 50% of their sentences and the "sh...-word" to the remaining 50% of their spoken words Germany is rather more cultivated.
We use "Schei..." and the other thingis in only about 30% of our text ...
Hope everyone understands i'm just joking ... - just so noone feels offended
Pa12
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Fuckin A bubbaJohn,
if you'd wear your A2 with that nice patch people might think you're a gambling-addict ... - so "no Way" ...
As for Germans you can't be too direct - working in South Carolina for almost a year my workmates always claimed i would be much too direct and the German language itself would always sound like people are swearing all day long ...
Well despite the fact that the average american i met (at least in SC) added the "F...-word" to 50% of their sentences and the "sh...-word" to the remaining 50% of their spoken words Germany is rather more cultivated.
We use "Schei..." and the other thingis in only about 30% of our text ...
Hope everyone understands i'm just joking ... - just so noone feels offended
Dany McDonald
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Thomas, love the Crown zip on that nice B-3, and can see some real graining.
That B-3 collar seems to restrict your head movement a lot with the helmet! Would drive me nuts...
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Thomas Koehle
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actually it is like you just described - drives me crazy each and every time i wear that combo - would be even worse if i'd wear a fullface ...
Dany McDonald
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The way fur collars interreact with the base of helmets can be very annoying, event a B-15's collar, being smaller in shape can prevent full movement, I know it keeps me from wearing mine over long rides.
I event thing that the MOD B-15's were in part related to this fact, and the inflammable factor too. Wonder if a better knowledge member can input on this.
@B-Man2 , what do you think about this, being a biker yourself?
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Pa12
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My thought is the jackets were made when leather helmets were used. Have you tried wearing a half helmet?
Dany McDonald
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Yes, up until the late 40's then the new types of flight helmets (type PA1 for example) were assigned. Leather helmets were totally in phase with the fur jacket collars, you had to be able to move your head in any direction in a bomber or fighter in WW2 all the time.
Its the back base of the helmet that cause the problem, full of half in my case.
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Dany McDonald
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Same here, beard used to get caught on the collar hook. But I got used with the base of the helmet rubbing against the collar.
Guess there's a reason for a proper biker jacket, like a banded collar and zippers and belts that actually prevent air from ballooning the jacket at high speed. A-2's are cool but not always prescribe for riding!
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Pa12
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Can’t beat the cool factor though. That’s how it all started.
busdrivermike
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i used two apps color pop and Snapseed, let’s you take a regular photo
And have fun with it, I did this a little earlier , the recipe is shot on my iPhone
Then Snapseed to punch up the hdr and detail, then color pop to
Only have the robot colored then Snapseed for a touch more hdr and detail
Chandler
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What, the robot isn't carrying a coffee?
John Luder
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How does he change shoes and trousers stuck to that spot?
John Luder
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Interesting thought about a gambling addict. OK, so I'll save it for Monte Carlo.John,
if you'd wear your A2 with that nice patch people might think you're a gambling-addict ... - so "no Way" ...
As for Germans you can't be too direct - working in South Carolina for almost a year my workmates always claimed i would be much too direct and the German language itself would always sound like people are swearing all day long ...
Well despite the fact that the average american i met (at least in SC) added the "F...-word" to 50% of their sentences and the "sh...-word" to the remaining 50% of their spoken words Germany is rather more cultivated.
We use "Schei..." and the other thingis in only about 30% of our text ...
Hope everyone understands i'm just joking ... - just so noone feels offended
