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HurricaneMax Joko
Joined : 10 May 2008
Posts : 41
Location : mostly in the kitchen
job/Hobbies : beach bum, beer tester, eye-candies surveyor
|  Subject: Re: Refective safety rain coat  Mon May 12, 2008 2:04 pm | |
| BB, depending on which bike i pakai lah...fishtail is fun PLUS a steady jet of water sprout, hitting u at the back...and depending on the speed...the recalcitrant sprout may even overtake u !!!!! is not fun
hahahahaha...I usually use
- HD raincoat & pants (big & bulky)- water seeps in thru zip
- GIVI top raincoat (big & buky)- water doesnt sip in therefore hot like watery fire!
- Made in Cina - elcheapo - small plastic...small & foldable...tears easily...so wear & throw..afetr covering bike at elcheapo hotel.
- Yellow colored heavy duty raincoat ala northseas fisherman!...dunno made where...Big & bulky & heavy...so now kiddo use it when going to school in rain.
- Ah...all the aboev also got reflective stripe lah...
AND, with the tropical rain storm that we have, all the mat-salleh & china punya manufacturers cannot do a 100% 'pail of water on yu' rain coat lah...they do the type for mat-salleh-pussy-footing-all-day-long-never-stopped-light-showers-raincoat lah!
So, we gonna get wet anyway! Beter dont wera lah...
Also ah, BB, yr waterproofing coat/wax will only last max 2/3 years...then its water-masuk raincaot lah...
Oh, did i tell u guys that last sunday just outside iPoh, the NShiway was flooded and 2 outta 3 lanes were closed...i slowly rolled along on the outside lane, inches from the armco barrier and then enxt thing...Pundek! lorry zoomed at the flooded lane and splashed a WALL of water on me! I was like blinded and Dear Guardian Angel didnt blink and took care of me....
That was close....Oh, I was already so wet, cos didnt stop to wear raincoat...but that wall of water would have got me soaked to the toes anyway!
idoit lorry driver!
hMx-duh-wet-rider
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beeman
Joined : 28 Mar 2008
Posts : 53
| | Subject: Re: Refective safety rain coat Mon May 12, 2008 2:27 pm | |
| pundek.cibai betul la...
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Lonerider
Joined : 14 Mar 2008
Posts : 32
| | Subject: Re: Refective safety rain coat Mon May 12, 2008 3:57 pm | |
| Apo yang betul, mind your language, lah.
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| beeman wrote: | | pundek.cibai betul la... |
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beeman
Joined : 28 Mar 2008
Posts : 53
| | Subject: Re: Refective safety rain coat Mon May 12, 2008 6:39 pm | |
| angry ma...my friend got splashed with water...very dangerous..kenot see infront...
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BlackBandit
Age : 33
Joined : 08 May 2008
Posts : 36
Location : Woodlands
| | Subject: Re: Refective safety rain coat Mon May 12, 2008 7:14 pm | |
| *Snickers*
Forgive me Hmx... but cannot stiffle that giggle. Seen this cartoonish episode of kena splashed too many times that even when I kena myself, I cannot stop giggling.. Just saw one two days ago. One kupcai kena splashed by one Lexus.... Automatically, middle finger came out from the drenched bugger... Evil daaaa...
BTW, my jackets don't last more than 3 years.... GANAS!!! So, by the time the waterproofing has diminished, time to get a new one. |
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Lonerider
Joined : 14 Mar 2008
Posts : 32
| | Subject: Re: Refective safety rain coat Mon May 12, 2008 7:53 pm | |
| One of the "perks" of riding bikes, if you can't handle it then, give up and drive a car, lah.
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| beeman wrote: | | angry ma...my friend got splashed with water...very dangerous..kenot see infront... |
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beeman
Joined : 28 Mar 2008
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| | Subject: Re: Refective safety rain coat Mon May 12, 2008 9:21 pm | |
| still angry
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HurricaneMax Joko
Joined : 10 May 2008
Posts : 41
Location : mostly in the kitchen
job/Hobbies : beach bum, beer tester, eye-candies surveyor
| | Subject: Re: Refective safety rain coat Tue May 13, 2008 1:30 pm | |
| | BlackBandit wrote: | *Snickers*
... Just saw one two days ago. One kupcai kena splashed by one Lexus.... Automatically, middle finger came out from the drenched bugger... Evil daaaa.... |
Aiyoh! it wasn't an ordinary splash lah...It was a WALL of water like when we kena when we driving a car leh...the total windscreen was longer-than-momentarily covered by water and what do we do? hold the steering tighter and tap the brake? Pray and just drive as normal?
And, to have a Wall of water shrouding me while on a flooded hiway is SCARY!!!! 
hMx-duh-scariest-biker-wannabe |
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dragonfly
Joined : 16 Mar 2008
Posts : 104
| | Subject: Re: Refective safety rain coat Fri May 16, 2008 10:36 am | |
| Hi Guys, SFB,
So, after going thru all the ding dongs. I am sure we bikers do need a a safety reflective rain coat. So, how many of you need the reflective rain coat?The cost maybe more then RM100+ for Rain coat and Pants. The more memebers order may bring down the cost.As for the logo of our club yet to work out or we just get with/without the logo and put whatever logo of your own. Not out to make any money just an ideal to help riders be safe and been seen on the road during the rain. Think Safe and Ride Safe.List starts here:-
1. dragonfly |
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Andrewhtf
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Age : 26
Joined : 17 Mar 2008
Posts : 52
| | Subject: Re: Refective safety rain coat Sat May 17, 2008 11:07 am | |
| mine Fieldsheer got a rip on the wax strip at the seams in between my legs so whenever it rains, i'd still wet my pants (rhetorically speaking). come to think bout it, can i buy the pants only? LOL
List here:-
1. dragonfly
2. andrewhtf
| Lonerider wrote: | One of the "perks" of riding bikes, if you can't handle it then, give up and drive a car, lah.
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well, i'm a daily work rider, so i cant afford to get wet on my way to work, can i?
but then if it's raining during the usual distance riding, of course i wont care about being wet! |
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BlackBandit
Age : 33
Joined : 08 May 2008
Posts : 36
Location : Woodlands
| | Subject: Re: Refective safety rain coat Sun May 18, 2008 3:29 am | |
| | Andrewhtf wrote: | | i'd still wet my pants (rhetorically speaking). |
Hahahahahahahaha!!! |
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BlackBandit
Age : 33
Joined : 08 May 2008
Posts : 36
Location : Woodlands
| | Subject: Re: Refective safety rain coat Sun May 18, 2008 3:32 am | |
| | HurricaneMax Joko wrote: | | BlackBandit wrote: | *Snickers*
... Just saw one two days ago. One kupcai kena splashed by one Lexus.... Automatically, middle finger came out from the drenched bugger... Evil daaaa.... |
Aiyoh! it wasn't an ordinary splash lah...It was a WALL of water like when we kena when we driving a car leh...the total windscreen was longer-than-momentarily covered by water and what do we do? hold the steering tighter and tap the brake? Pray and just drive as normal?
And, to have a Wall of water shrouding me while on a flooded hiway is SCARY!!!!
hMx-duh-scariest-biker-wannabe |
Keith... I've been hit by one of those before. Feels like being hit with a 6 foot wave. Perhaps we should ride with your scuba gear??? |
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HurricaneMax Joko
Joined : 10 May 2008
Posts : 41
Location : mostly in the kitchen
job/Hobbies : beach bum, beer tester, eye-candies surveyor
| | Subject: Re: Refective safety rain coat Fri May 30, 2008 5:18 pm | |
| i just saw one of those rain coats (ala dragonfly,s picture) along the autobahn R&R..it cost Euro45.99 just for the top...so the one here rm100 for a set is damn cheap,cheep,chiip, chepe, chip, cheeeppi cheap lah!
hMx-gettin-wet&nice |
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