We all want to look our best no matter what we do. It does not matter what kind of face we have or what body structure we are born with, looking good comes from how you carry yourself. If you think you do not have the prettiest face in town, improve it with the use of cosmetics. You can be appealing by building your own character. This can be reflected on how you wear your clothes and what type of clothes you select together with your attitude.
These tactics can be used if you want to look good driving a bike. No matter what kind of ride it may be, a big one, a sports bike or other types, you can always look good when you wear the appropriate attire. Here are some tips:
• Wear a closed helmet. It makes you look mysterious. Everyone who will check you out would wonder who is riding the bike. Is it a woman or man?
• Wear a bike suit to protect your clothing. You do not want to be splattered with mud if you happened to pass by a puddle.
• Leather clothing and accessories can also be very appealing. Jackets of this type make you cool and well protected. If you wear leather motorcycle riding gloves, it can also make you tough.
• Wear appropriate shoes that match your clothing. Boots, depending on their style can always make you look fierce and strong. If you were rubber shoes, it makes you look athletic.
• Make sure your ensemble is color coordinated.
• If you do not want to wear a helmet, tie your hair or put on some gel on your hair to protect it from the wind. You can also wear dark sunglasses to put some mystery in your look. Light sunglasses can be perfect for night and day and it can also give other people a glimpse of your looks.
If you want to be at your best, it is not only yourself that need prepping. Your motorcycle needs to look good as you do. Here are some reminders:
• Make sure you clean it at all times. Free it from all sorts of mud and other dirt that you get from the road.
• Wax it. Keep your chassis shiny and bright.
• Make sure your bike does not make funny noises. If it does make a sound, it should be music to the ears. How do you do that? Keep the muffler clean.
• Keep the smoke emitted as transparent as possible. It is a total turn off to see a bike that is not even eco friendly.
You see the way you get off from your motorcycle, the way you wear your clothing and accessories and the way you take care of your bike, gives you the feeling of looking good. Just learn the art of mixing and matching your jackets, chaps and motorcycle riding gloves. At the same time, be confident and show them what a biker should be. You can let out a WOW in many people even though you are just riding the simplest bike.
Showing posts with label gear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gear. Show all posts
Monday, February 2, 2009
Sunday, January 11, 2009
A Motorcycle Gear Check Will Keep You Safe
While the wind and snow blow outside, it's likely that you're itching to get back on your bike. It may feel like those warmer spring months will never come, but they will, and you'll be out their riding again soon enough. While you're waiting though, you can do something that will both make your riding experience more enjoyable, and make yourself safer. While you're not using your gear, it's time to go inspect it, and make sure it's all up to snuff. What isn't, you should replace. Take advantage of the off season and do a motorcycle gear check.
When you begin your motorcycle gear check, the first thing to inspect is your helmet. Your helmet is the piece of safety gear that will make or break your survival should you be involved in an accident. You will first want to think back on whether or not your helmet has fallen at all, even if it's just from as far as your handlebars. If so, this means that you should replace it before you ride again. Any fall will damage the foam inside the helmet, designed to protect your brain from shock. You want that foam perfectly intact, every time that you ride.
As you're doing your motorcycle gear check, you'll also need to do a visual and manual inspection of your helmet. This will let you know about any damage you may have missed. Look over the helmet for dents or deep scratches, and feel along it for the same. These are both signs that your helmet has been damaged, and it's time for a new one. If you find issues with the internal padding, designed for your comfort, you can get it replaced without getting a whole new helmet.
The next part of your motorcycle gear check should be your jacket. This is a piece of gear that is second in importance only to your helmet. Should you be thrown from your bike, your jacket is what will help to keep your upper body protected. First, make sure that it's made out of the right material, either tough leather or another strong and thick material that is resistant to tears. If it does have any tears, make sure that they are repaired before you're back on the road.
When you're getting close to the end of your motorcycle gear check, it's a good time to make sure that your more minor, but still important, pieces of gear are in order. These include your gloves, boots, and your leather riding pants. Each of these things will add not only to your safety, but also to your comfort.
A motorcycle gear check is a great way to make sure that when you're ready to ride in the spring, all of your gear is safe and ready for you. Take advantage of the time you have now to make sure that everything is in proper working order, so that you'll be safe on the road. If a piece of gear is damaged, make sure that you replace it.
When you begin your motorcycle gear check, the first thing to inspect is your helmet. Your helmet is the piece of safety gear that will make or break your survival should you be involved in an accident. You will first want to think back on whether or not your helmet has fallen at all, even if it's just from as far as your handlebars. If so, this means that you should replace it before you ride again. Any fall will damage the foam inside the helmet, designed to protect your brain from shock. You want that foam perfectly intact, every time that you ride.
As you're doing your motorcycle gear check, you'll also need to do a visual and manual inspection of your helmet. This will let you know about any damage you may have missed. Look over the helmet for dents or deep scratches, and feel along it for the same. These are both signs that your helmet has been damaged, and it's time for a new one. If you find issues with the internal padding, designed for your comfort, you can get it replaced without getting a whole new helmet.
The next part of your motorcycle gear check should be your jacket. This is a piece of gear that is second in importance only to your helmet. Should you be thrown from your bike, your jacket is what will help to keep your upper body protected. First, make sure that it's made out of the right material, either tough leather or another strong and thick material that is resistant to tears. If it does have any tears, make sure that they are repaired before you're back on the road.
When you're getting close to the end of your motorcycle gear check, it's a good time to make sure that your more minor, but still important, pieces of gear are in order. These include your gloves, boots, and your leather riding pants. Each of these things will add not only to your safety, but also to your comfort.
A motorcycle gear check is a great way to make sure that when you're ready to ride in the spring, all of your gear is safe and ready for you. Take advantage of the time you have now to make sure that everything is in proper working order, so that you'll be safe on the road. If a piece of gear is damaged, make sure that you replace it.
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Motorcycle Gear - Getting to Know the Various Materials Used in Making Gloves
Our hands are just as important as any part of our body. This is also one of the most overworked parts. We practically use them for everything. Without it, we cannot eat, write or do a simple task like picking up a pen. This is the reason why we have to do everything that we can to protect it. Once you experience inconvenience while using them can impair your ability to do daily tasks.
Even when driving a motorcycle, you can never neglect to buy the right protective gear. Commonly used protection is a pair of gloves.
There are different materials used to make this accessory. It is important to know what they are made of to make sure that you are allergic to it. What we are trying to do here is to protect your hands not to cause problems to it. Therefore, here are some of the materials you could purchase if you want to be a real biker. Leather is the commonly used material. They are durable and long lasting. Most of the designs made out of these materials are sleek and stylish. Examples of the stylish design you can use are gauntlet motorcycle gloves. They are usually padded and lined. Some examples of its variations are:
• Deerskin- They are known for its durability yet soft texture. Maintaining them is easy because they can be easily washed with water and detergent most of the time. This also means there should be no problem getting them wet. They are perfect for warm climates because they provide good ventilation for your hands.
• Cowhides- It is commonly used because of its abundance. They are also comfortable but do not perform as beautifully as deerskins and lambskins. They require special maintenance in order to maintain its softness. However, they can be really tough.
• Elkskin- They are like deerskin, which means they are low in maintenance because it is washable. They are also soft and flexible. They are known to for their long lasting shapes. They are also perfect for cold weather because of its insulating properties just like any other leather. However, they can also be equally perfect for the summer.
• Lambskin- They are known for their natural insulating abilities. On top of that, it is also good for warm weather because they allow are air permeable, meaning your hands can breathe within. They are also like leather and can be used to make gauntlet motorcycle gloves as well.
There are also materials used called Kevlar. They are of non-leather variation, which means they are synthetic. They are commonly used for jackets but they can also be made into gloves. They are known for their strength and they can also be reliable for protection of your hands depending on it engineering. Most of them are not waterproof, so you can actually use covers if you want to use them on rainy days. Pretty sure, there are other synthetic variations out there, like nylon and rubbers. Some bikers prefer them nowadays because of their improvements.
Even when driving a motorcycle, you can never neglect to buy the right protective gear. Commonly used protection is a pair of gloves.
There are different materials used to make this accessory. It is important to know what they are made of to make sure that you are allergic to it. What we are trying to do here is to protect your hands not to cause problems to it. Therefore, here are some of the materials you could purchase if you want to be a real biker. Leather is the commonly used material. They are durable and long lasting. Most of the designs made out of these materials are sleek and stylish. Examples of the stylish design you can use are gauntlet motorcycle gloves. They are usually padded and lined. Some examples of its variations are:
• Deerskin- They are known for its durability yet soft texture. Maintaining them is easy because they can be easily washed with water and detergent most of the time. This also means there should be no problem getting them wet. They are perfect for warm climates because they provide good ventilation for your hands.
• Cowhides- It is commonly used because of its abundance. They are also comfortable but do not perform as beautifully as deerskins and lambskins. They require special maintenance in order to maintain its softness. However, they can be really tough.
• Elkskin- They are like deerskin, which means they are low in maintenance because it is washable. They are also soft and flexible. They are known to for their long lasting shapes. They are also perfect for cold weather because of its insulating properties just like any other leather. However, they can also be equally perfect for the summer.
• Lambskin- They are known for their natural insulating abilities. On top of that, it is also good for warm weather because they allow are air permeable, meaning your hands can breathe within. They are also like leather and can be used to make gauntlet motorcycle gloves as well.
There are also materials used called Kevlar. They are of non-leather variation, which means they are synthetic. They are commonly used for jackets but they can also be made into gloves. They are known for their strength and they can also be reliable for protection of your hands depending on it engineering. Most of them are not waterproof, so you can actually use covers if you want to use them on rainy days. Pretty sure, there are other synthetic variations out there, like nylon and rubbers. Some bikers prefer them nowadays because of their improvements.
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