Riding a bike to work and having to wear a suit?

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22 Dec 2012 21:23 #564144 by Old Man Rock
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23 Dec 2012 02:26 #564190 by bluezbike
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Get a set of suit-style made to measure leathers, put on your s**t-kickers and kick some s**t!!!
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23 Dec 2012 02:56 #564193 by guitargeek
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wireman wrote: Get a different job! :woohoo:

BINGO!

Years ago, I made myself some promises...

I'll never work a job where I have to wear a suit.
I'll never work a job where they want me to pee in a cup.

Life is toooooo short.
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23 Dec 2012 12:13 #564242 by DoubleDub
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motociclista wrote: ...and you give nobody an excuse to suggest you shouldn't be riding to work...


No matter how you do it, I think that's the key bit.

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23 Dec 2012 12:24 #564243 by Old Man Rock
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You never mentioned what kind of suit.....

Polyester Kawi Green, now you're talking! B)

1976 KZ900-A4
MTC 1075cc.
Camshafts: Kawi GPZ-1100 .375 lift
Head: P&P via Larry Cavanaugh
ZX636 suspension
MIKUNI, RS-34'S...
Kerker 4-1, 1.5" comp baffle.
Dyna-S E.I.
Earls 10 row Oil Cooler
Acewell 2802 Series Speedo/Tach
Innovate LC1 Wideband 02 AFR meter

Phoenix, Az
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23 Dec 2012 15:33 #564281 by 893cv
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1. I have an Aerostich two piece Roadcrafter and it is the best riding gear I've found. Mine is about 15 years and about 100K miles old. If an Aerostich is too much $, there are lots of lesser brands, I also have a Marsee suit which is a good value.

2.Keep a pair of dress shoes at work and ride in a pair of motorcycle boots.

3. Keep your suit coats at work.
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23 Dec 2012 16:01 #564286 by Vranasaurus
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I'm halfway through law school not many jobs in this line of work. I like the issue green leisure suit. Has that my cousin vinny feel. I appreciate all the suggestions.
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27 Dec 2012 22:30 #564904 by KZErider
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Check out Olympia Motorsports. Not cheap, but look good.
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30 Dec 2012 16:29 #565170 by loudhvx
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For dry weather, cheap, disposable Tyvek jumpsuits. They will seal out all of the dirt. You will need to backpack your good shoes, though.

They are like $5 each.

www.spraytec.com/tyvek-suits

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30 Dec 2012 17:12 #565172 by mick z1a
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Old Man Rock wrote: You never mentioned what kind of suit.....

Polyester Kawi Green, now you're talking! B)

are these available in the uk :-) lol

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30 Dec 2012 17:44 #565180 by wireman
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loudhvx wrote: For dry weather, cheap, disposable Tyvek jumpsuits. They will seal out all of the dirt. You will need to backpack your good shoes, though.

They are like $5 each.

www.spraytec.com/tyvek-suits

Id pay $5 for her,uh I mean that! :woohoo:
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30 Dec 2012 17:48 - 01 Jan 2013 13:55 #565181 by wireman
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mick z1a wrote:

Old Man Rock wrote: You never mentioned what kind of suit.....

Polyester Kawi Green, now you're talking! B)

are these available in the uk :-) lol

My science teacher in high schoo Mr harris had a full collection of every color of loud ass suit you could you could possibly imagine! :sick: :woohoo:
I told him one time it was amazing what you could do with a pair of shower curtains! :woohoo:
Omr just wishes he could look as cool as me in the kawi/avocado green leisure wear! :woohoo:
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