03-14-2014, 09:49 PM
(03-14-2014, 12:11 PM)Guth_imp Wrote:(03-14-2014, 11:42 AM)ride4now_imp Wrote: On the CB... Tourmaster silver/black mesh jacket with zip in / zip out liner. Black Shoei Modular full face helmet. Harley gloves... air mesh for summer, light leather for spring/fall and heavy leather for winter. Timberland waterproof boots. Up in Georgia, I have a a Harley leather jacket, chaps, and Modular Harley full face helmet for the Superglide and a Blue/Silver mesh jacket with liner when I ride my KLR. I wear the Harley helmet on the KLR and jeans and boots with both. I do need to get a pair of Adventure Boots for the KLR... concerned with ankle injury's if I was to take a dump in the woods.
I'd strongly suggest a re-write of this last tidbit.
One time after returning from a camping trip — our first with our young son, we asked him what was his favorite part of the trip. His response was immediate: pooping in the woods. I can't recall what type of footwear he was sporting.
I'd strongly suggest a re-write of this last tidbit.
One time after returning from a camping trip — our first with our young son, we asked him what was his favorite part of the trip. His response was immediate: pooping in the woods. I can't recall what type of footwear he was sporting.
Ok... 'concerned with ankle injury's if I was to take a fall in the woods'.
But that's not really true, because when one does have to 'lighten the load' in
the woods, you must bend down. And the loss of some extra weight could cause your symmetry (Ferrets word...) to get out of balance causing some pain to the ankles. Hence the need for some Adventure Boots with ankle protection.
So... fall or dump... still the same thing.
