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TECHNICAL MOTOBRICK WRENCHING In Remembrance of Inge K. => The Motobrick Workshop => Topic started by: ICBMW on April 01, 2015, 03:51:13 PM
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I'm here in France, in Paris, and in love with every K and R bike here -- as well as every bike we can't get in the USA -- and I am also in love with getting a Winter apron for my legs like everyone has here in France.
I have a 1995 K1100LT and really need to get one by Autumn of this year so I can be ready for l'hiver. Anyone know of any? I can't find any and I want just one. I already have the very last set of Hippo Hands every to be made by le World Vintage Motorcycle Sales Co. and now I want to add a body muff, a moto apron -- what every single 650cc scooter has here en France à Paris.
And a really nice one, too.
I have even see officially-sanctioned BMW Motorrad aprons on an R bike here.
Any advice. I would even be willing to comission one -- maybe someone who makes bespoke tanks bags can take on the challenge?
Merci beaucoup à l'avance.
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I had to Google that one...wonder if all that f-ing heat running off of a K could be put to good use...
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Post a picture to gI've us a fighting chance
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I'm kinda wondering how they are better than a rain suit. Look like they could be a PIA in stop and go traffic when you are putting your feet up and down from the pegs.
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Here's a photo of one (http://www.speedup.it/items/oj/accessori-moto/coprigambe/jpg/coprigambe_pro-moto_900x900.jpg)
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Here's another one:
(http://www.bagster.com/photosshowroom/1222178816TABLIER-MOTO-zoom3.jpg)
And here:
(http://www.bagster.com/photosshowroom/1222178795TABMOTO-zoom2.jpg)
And finally (by Bagster)
(http://www.bagster.com/photosshowroom/1222348438TABMOTO-zoom4.jpg)
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called whackchaps... as seen near elementary schools at recess... they sell them at pedophile.com...
j o
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Oh god, best laugh I've had in some time. Thanks Johnny!
I'd have to try, but I have my doubts about it.
I'm leaning to heated vest and chaps as a better solution. But I find the K75 RT to be plenty warm, and keeps the clothes clean and dry. Just cooks the rider at above 80 F.
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They come up on Ural forum, usually called lap robes, people seem to like them, cumbersome looking things
Here's 3 possible sources
http://www.langlitz.com/products/
http://www.potomaccanvas.com/police.html
http://www.bagster.com/en/tabliers-et-manchons.php
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Yeah, but what do they do that a rain suit won't do? I don't get it. And yes, they do look clumsy, especially in stop and go traffic.
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I ride all winter long. City riding. I have hippo hands. Might be great to have something that could keep me out of a snowmobile suit and in just my Aerostich and jeans when I pop around the city. I'll give it a go this coming Washington, DC, winter (not too bad) and give you a report.
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Honestly, I'll either get mocked or start a new trend.
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Plus, I like that it covers the bike and seat while I'm not on the bike to prevent water and snow from even pooling on it. I love that I might be able to spend my money here in Virginia, too.
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(Thanks, Chaos)
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greetings icbmw...
what did you getts for winter riding...
j o