hipsters=coolthong=coolhipsters+thong= visible knickersvisible knickers=cool????can't decide... Works for me Yup, works for me Not sure.Post a pic so I can make my mind up.Thanks EEEEEEK! Same words as BR, at the same time!! Arrgghh!! Batty boys

Now it's dark in the morning when I ride to work I've started to wear a high visibility jacket over my leathers, mainly for the reflective strips (plus a bit of warmth).The thing is, on the way home in the daylight and given that the jacket

on this evening.) Might try that tonight. Bloody annoying, we had a light mist by the time I set off this morning; effect on visibility, in town, with street lights, urrrm none. Has to be one of my pet hates. I know this question has come up several times

only steaming up that's a problem...isn't it?My new Caberg lid is causing me trouble. It has an anti mist system that works. But I was having serious visibility problems this morning, just because of the wet visor that was seriously distorting things. I

storage drives', which are what I think Windows calls them, aren't visible in Windows Explorer. They used to work ok, but I'm not sure when they stopped.As I speak I've just uninstalled the 'Winbond Smartcard Reader' from the Device Manager, in the hope

. Similarly if within vision but the driver didn't look. Daesimps... welcome to the forum...You might find this page on my blog interesting reading daesimps, I agree 100% with your sentiments about making ourselves visible.Whether that's by wearing different

are commuting in the hours of darkness you would have your lights on anyway.  Would this really increase your visibility any more?Not trying to be clever - just raising a serious question (I had a high vis vest I stopped wearing on the basis I didn't think

What do ya think of this from MCN. Basically it says that a study from Sussex Uni states 'Black leathers are just as visible as Sam brown wearers.'wwwtest.motorcyclenews.com/news/detail?sectionID=50677&documentID=63229But what about Power ranger

could be the site of a "naked road" experiment in which all visible markings are removed. news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/4213221.stm I would I respond? Badly, I should think... Read that earlier, and my immediate thought would be to drop a gear, raise