Motorcycling suit is a good choice why?

[askfazeel]

Motorcycle protection apparel is always a must. This also includes motorcycle suits as well. Reason being suits offer protection in case of a fall; because they are substantially have armor protection to offer for knees, back, elbows, shins, shoulders, hips so, you can also put on your work clothes, put a riding suit over your work clothes in about 30 seconds, drive to work in pretty much any temperature whether rain or shine, and get there in decent shape. It would take about maximum 30 seconds to remove the riding suit.
Industry of motorcycle clothing has really gone advanced during the past few years with advances in manufacturing techniques, materials and product development and there are almost no more bikers being conventional buyers. Leather used to be the only material for motorcycling clothing in past but now a choice of materials including Cordura is very popular and high in demand. This material is lighter than leather making racing suits more comfortable whilst riding and are also far better for protection against the harsh cold or scorching hot weather conditions. D600 Cordura material has fantastic anti abrasion and wear and tear properties.

[sarnali2]

Again, sound advice from one who knows.......

I will have to work on the 30 second change out though. Being a Union Man, my work speeds are slow and stop, the only thing I do in 30 seconds is put my feet on the desk and open the newspaper when I get to "work".....

[Dr_Sprocket]

It is recommendeding to be wanting to wear safety wear while wearing biking clothes while on a bike.

[seruzawa]

Originally Posted by Dr_Sprocket

It is recommendeding to be wanting to wear safety wear while wearing biking clothes while on a bike.

Next he teaches his grandmother to suck eggs.

[Kenneth_Moore]

At low cost does Fazeel sell motorcycle suits. $800 one might expect to pay, Fazeel price low low low $349.99 and get free extra pair of pants.

[The_AirHawk]

While we're on the subject; does anyone know how to get bloodstains out of carpet and off drywall?

Just a rhetorical question, that's all.

[The_AirHawk]

Also, what's the best way to get powder-marks off of human skin? I've been,....... uh..... I mean - I have a friend who spent some time "at the shooting range", and would like to clean up before the Co.... before he goes back to the Office..........

[Dr_Sprocket]

Originally Posted by Kenneth_Moore

At low cost does Fazeel sell motorcycle suits. $800 one might expect to pay, Fazeel price low low low $349.99 and get free extra pair of pants.

Yeah. That's what I was going for. Mine didn't come out too good, though.

[tripleripple]

Originally Posted by The_AirHawk

While we're on the subject; does anyone know how to get bloodstains out of carpet and off drywall?

Just a rhetorical question, that's all.

Forget about the padding underneath that carpet and you'll be getting fitted for a new jumpsuit...

[sarnali2]

After watching all these forensic shows on TV I'd have your "friend" pull up the plywood floor as well the carpet and pad along with the sheetrock. That stuff is cheap and one of those lights they use picks up the tiniest spec of ummmmm ..."fluid"...or "matter"....

Be sure to haul your "scraps" a long way away before you dump it too, the first thing they'll do is check the local transfer station for your demolision project. Don't go out of state though, that's a red flag if they start checking around questioning the station operators...out of state tags may stick in their mind as unusual. Don't throw it in the local lake or flooded quarry either, that's the first place they'll look.