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    Quote Originally Posted by Billy Golightly View Post
    http://www.dragginjeans.com will be the ticket for you...but expensive.


    I'm not sure if I'd trust even a full leathers like a streetbike rider would wear for studs...
    Those jeans only cover your butt, and your knees. Those studs can get you anywhere.

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    Rip stop is just to keep the material from ripping any further. Not for protection.
    3 CR500R's and counting. Do I really need 4???
    Do I really need 9 Tigers?
    Laegers ATC500R
    DO NOT send any thing to whats his face (dirt-face/crasher) here on the board. What a scum bag. He screwed (stole) money from me and screwed me on my ME360 and Hondaline 300R engine rebuilds.

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    I think you're worried too much about it. I've been doing it a long time and the studs have never been that much of an issue. Its not like we're out there racing for anything more than bragging rights so I always leave some room with the people I don't know. There are only 2 or 3 guys that I will get right up close with and those are guys that I've been on the ice with for years and years. I'll take 2 or 3 laps to make a pass that I could have made in 1 if it means I can do it without injuring myself or someone else. Realistically short of a suit of armor there isn't anything you can wear to totally protect yourself. The best protection is the thing between your ears.

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    Quote Originally Posted by harryredtrike View Post
    what do the pro's wear?
    shorts and a tank top

    look into snowmobile ware ,, most are made of leather or heavy canvis type..there waterproof and warm..built in pad's in some..
    I saw a Sweet black and white Yamaha jacket the other day..$300 bucks tho..

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnR. View Post
    I think you're worried too much about it. I've been doing it a long time and the studs have never been that much of an issue. Its not like we're out there racing for anything more than bragging rights so I always leave some room with the people I don't know. There are only 2 or 3 guys that I will get right up close with and those are guys that I've been on the ice with for years and years. I'll take 2 or 3 laps to make a pass that I could have made in 1 if it means I can do it without injuring myself or someone else. Realistically short of a suit of armor there isn't anything you can wear to totally protect yourself. The best protection is the thing between your ears.

    John
    I crashed all by my lonesome self, lol. I was pushing it though, hit the snow bank and came down on the wheel spinning. Was like being thrown into a blender, I got away with minor stuff.

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