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 Motorcycle PPE
I was looking for a new pair of gloves with palm sliders, and I found this.
http://www.defense.gov/home/pdf/0412.../DYK_USMC2.pdf
Dan
2012 Viper Red Rt
upgrades:
Baja Ron's Anti-Sway
Diamond-R Arm Rests
Gloriders
High mount brake light
chrome front fender garnish
Bad Boy Horn
Chrome Deflector Rack
Chrome Scuff Nose Accent
Handlebar Grip Fringe
Gremlin Bells
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To get on base we have to have full finger gloves, long sleeves, long pants eye protection and helmet and over the ankle foot protection. After dark we also have to have a reflective vest. This applies to anyone riding a motorcycle on a military installation.
USAF '69-'89 E7
Thailand/Vietnam 1972
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 Originally Posted by bruiser
To get on base we have to have full finger gloves, long sleeves, long pants eye protection and helmet and over the ankle foot protection. After dark we also have to have a reflective vest. This applies to anyone riding a motorcycle on a military installation.
Yep, but we have to wear the reflective vest all the time....day or night.
2007 M109R LE - To many MODS to list. Its cheaper that way!!!
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Nice !!
article and very informative. Thanks for the link..
Gene and Ilana De Laney
Mt. Helix, California
2012 RS sm5
2012 RS sm5 , 998cc V-Twin 106hp DIY brake and park brake Classic Black
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Since I've gotten back into two-wheeling hardcore in complementing my Spyder love affair, I'm becoming more attentive to my gear deficiencies. While I've always been ATGATT, the two areas I'm definitely improving in the near future are better boots (my TCX touring boots have been great to date, but they've grown far too flexible for two-wheeling, I'm upgrading to some Sidi racing boots as soon as I can afford to) and ensuring that all my jackets and pants zip together (modifying them at the tailor if I have to).
On the Spyder, I've been lax in those two areas, but on a motorcycle, I'm very self-conscious of how easily ankles can snap and jackets can ride up.
Safe riding, everyone! 
Silver 2010 RS SE5: Triple Play, Taillight, Brightsides, Fender Tips, Easy Risers; Evo Sway Bar; Airhawk R & Beadrider; latch springs; Grab-On grips; Crampbuster; 24" Madstad smoke windshield & deflectors; N-R round bag & soft saddlebags; BRP handlebar bag; Throttlemeister; Spyderpops Missing Air Dam & Air Mgmt System; Rivco driver & passenger boards & pegs; ISCI parking brake extension; Ultimate Midrider Seat w/both backrests, Fox Racing Shocks, Yoshi R-77 exhaust and a whole lotta love!
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Originally Posted by M109Dreamer
Yep, but we have to wear the reflective vest all the time....day or night.
The base CO here said it's not needed during the day. It's up to the individual commanders.
USAF '69-'89 E7
Thailand/Vietnam 1972
Member: Royal Order of Rat Bastards
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Originally Posted by bruiser
The base CO here said it's not needed during the day. It's up to the individual commanders.
Yeah, it's prob the samd Cdr that requires me to wear so much reflective gear when I do PT that we all look like a bunch of aliens running in the dark.
2007 M109R LE - To many MODS to list. Its cheaper that way!!!
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