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motorbikewriter.com/jacket-ventz-make-hot-riders-cool/ The arm vent thingy....say no to clickbait nooby!
Yammie Noob where was the gear in the thumbnail? I want one.
I hope a female said that Yammer I don't know if I'm saying this on the right spot or on what but anyway I heard about a giveaway but this waswhen the boost that came about with your picture all over it I don't know that was before the H2 incident or the or the ninja 400 I forgot what don't you like about Ninja 400 what is it I'm starting to like ninjas not at all because mine is a finicky b**** and she's only a baby so I want to get a bigger bike now I don't want something that weighs as much as the one I have now 386 lbs is a lot of weight to me I don't even believe the Duke 390 weighs that much was looking at the cbr300 and then how I thought why not an r3 or an r4 and then your scrambler you lucky Bass I want one of those so bad they are the people don't know what a crotch rocket is you get on a descrambleranyway mr. Noob I'm looking to get a new bike I've had itlong enough what would you recommend and if I'm on your page and I apologize or somebody's page I just clicked on it and started talking
Where's the sleeve vent?!?!
3 crazy hidden secrets to life: eat food. drink water. sleep at night. HOW PROFOUND! ? your an idiot
Hey, what about that sleeve vent in the thumbnail?
@@MymMars talk about a broken wrist waiting to happen
@first last concrete
@@valtterivaananen1635
Space grade aluminum
@@whatisbow2865 choclate bar
Yeah, wtf, Yam?
Thanks for making boots a must have item....In my life as a first responder, I could not tell you how many sneakers I found a hundred yards away, complete with foot included...
Last time i was this early, i was still learning to ride a bike.
Yammie, why'd you put the cool looking sleeve vent in the thumbnail and not even mention it? Lame. Watched this only to find out the basics that I already knew I needed!
He did that for click bait. Pretty lame.
@@StoicWei what is lame is that we got fooled by it. video titles and thumbnails are only as good as the reputation of the creator and now this creator has proved that their titles/thumbnails are meaningless. brand hit
@@ZTK-RC I stopped watching this guy awhile ago. Motojitsu and MC Rider has better content imo.
So true
Pro Tip: store your drink bladder in the freezer, no mold will grow.
Presscrete thanks
Good tip!
69 likes balanced as everything should be
69 likes balanced as everything should be
with water in it?
I was excited for some fancy gear like the one in thumbnail.. title should be "gear you probably knew you needed"
That thing is called Ventz. You're welcome :D
@@MymMars You can wear this, or wear gloves. Deal breaker right there. Wear all your gear, all of the time.
thurstonhowellthe4rd how would you possibly have to sacrifice gloves to wear this piece of plastic im genuinely curious
honestly “gear you will be thinking of inventing but already exists”
Only one thing to do. Report for misleading thumbnail!
I got a 3 litre camel pack back in 2001, when I was a motorcycle courier in the Brisbane CBD. I still have it today. I had it on at every track day under my jacket/leathers. I still use it when I go camping on the bike or bow hunting. Always with me.
You like the sound of your voice don't you? Why don't you make a video more informative and less blah blah blah
@Jimmy Russels yeah, well that's just like your opinion man.
ZOMBIE LAND!!! they better have a turbo busa with chain saws 😤
That shoots FIRE!
That also has a mounted anti-aircraft gun and some lasers.
Freddy J. Bradshaw those damn air force zombies
They attached the chainsaw to the chain.
A quick note for an addendum to your visor recommendation. There are several companies out there that make bags for the spare visor in case your helmet can't hold both at the same time. The extra visor goes in the bag, the bag strap goes across your shoulder so the shield rests under the opposite armpit and wrapped around the side of your ribs. The bags cost around $15-20 and last pretty much forever. Only caveat is that they are designed for a traditional full-face shield, so shields for dualsport helmets and those weird Icon helmets won't work.
My helmet has a untinted visor but I can flip a switch and a pair of badass shades drop down from the inside of the helmet
I absolutely loved mine
Dakota Jones yesssssirrrr the best
Dakota Jones Where can I find one?
@@mkb4077 HJC does them. I have an RPHA90 which is modular with an inbuilt retractable sun visor although I am sure other manufacturers also do too!
@@mkb4077 Almost all modular helmets come with a flip down sun visor.
Tinted visor, exactly why I love my Icon Airflite helmet. Came with a clear visor and for a little more you can get a tinted visor AND there's a neat slide down sunglass panel inside the helmet as well. Totally recommend it.
i know this comment is 2 years old but of all the reviews ive read about the icon airlite helmet and especially its visors, most were trashing on the poor quality and how fast the tint came off. also a lot of complaints that it didnt really fit well when equipping it on the helmet and warped vision. what was your experience w it ?
I've had the first gen icon variant for 10 years with the same silver mirrored visor and only way I've lost tint over the years is taking rocks and the occasional tree branch to the face it has a few scratches but they aren't deep and the tint isn't ruined so the negative reviews you came across mightve been a cheap knockoff tint (been there with a different helmet visor cleaned it twice and the tint started peeling off) personally I love icon along with the og variant I also have the airflite the sizing is a bit tight and a long break in period but aside from that they're great helmets..hope this helps
I got a "Transition" Visor for my Carbon Fiber Bell helmet and love it. It gets very very dark in Direct sunlight and totally clear at dusk and night. Expensive? $150 !..... hell Yes ! But once you pay for it you soon forget the pain and just enjoy what it does. I use it 6 days a week in sunny California. I got it in May of 2016 and it's still going strong.
I have one too and totally agree! Love it!
Pro tip: get a sleeve (covering) for your hydration pack hose. I learned this the hard way on a long hike - after 30 min of hiking the first few gulps from the hose were warm.
You could blow into the hose before you drink. Just enough to get the water from the hose back to the pack. Since you're most likely the only person drinking from it there's no harm done. Might also add a little lemon or lime juice to the water to make it taste a bit better.
I clicked to see the vent, and all I got was common sense gear that everyone knows about and uses mostly already...lame. 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻
Sorry dude, I see some lame riders in CA.
Thomas Leonard huh?
Thomas Leonard huh?
@@ThomasLeonard454
Huh?
Yep agree with ear plugs, I had only been riding for a few years before I noticed a loss of hearing. Luckily I started instantly wearing ear plugs before permanent damage. Also I used to work in a petrol station and the air gauges are not always calibrated enough, so are not 100% accurate. That aside have fun 😃
When he said “you don’t wanna lose your backpack on 635” OOOH I FELT THAT 😅
Shoutout Dallas tx
All the highways in Dallas are always under construction.
fill your hydration pack with pilled ice and then your drink of choice. i will give instruction as to where to send my Nobel prize.
i rode from Belgrade MT to San Jose CA during the end of August, doing what i meantion above was like having a ac unit on my back from how cold it was but also my drink was so cold that it would drop my core temps to where i wasnt developing heat stroke all ATGATT in the middle of the desert known as Nevada
As long as your drink of choice is water, dont be puttin gatorade in the camelback :P
@@GordonFreeman. BRAWNDO!
@@MymMars it's got what plants crave!!
As stated before, you're actually not supposed to put anything but water into a Camelback or is can become a breeding ground for bacteria and fungi. You're also supposed to clean them out periodically, even the bladders that advertise that they inhibit growth. My source: me. I served in Iraq with the US Army.
Yep, please make sure it's water in a hydropack. I would also recommend if you do look at Camelbak's in particular, make sure to look more at those designed for mountain bike riding as they'll be more aerodynamic than some of their counterparts. Also, make sure you invest in the brushes for cleaning it. Don't need to make yourself sick from having something growing in it that should not be there.
Tire pressure gauge: my recommendation - the Milton S-921. Pencil gauge, fully machined internal bits, accurate, about $7 at Amazon.
I’ll keep stealing them at Walmart
@@Fo4assaultriflefan92 Good man
I agree on the boots advice so much! I just got a tank slapper in a tunnel an my foot got kicked against a emergency door thing made out of concrete at 70 kph and the only thing I got is a couple of bruises on my foot... If I didn't wear my riding shoes my foot would've been broken
Biggest one I agree with is ear protection. After road racing 2 strokes in the 80's and not wearing ear plugs (did a few times, but they were not comfortable at the time) I pay for it now.
Thanks for these videos. I grew up in the 60s on bikes. I am almost 70 so I don’t own one now. The way I ride would lead to the shortening of life. From my point of view you supply accurate and entertaining information.
If that's what you like and miss go for it, at least rent out a bike and have fun a few more times while you can
For back pack, I would rather go with a box instead. It can easily be removed if you need it to, and so far I have no problem carrying 10-15kg of clothes and other items with it and can handle cruising speed up to 65mph with no problem. I notice a huge relief from my back, specially for rides above 30 minutes.
I had a dream I entered a blood contract with a honda cbr and I don't know who to tell
That's acid my dude
I just bought my first bike, listened to your advice. SV650. In love.
MOST helmets have the ability to hold both visors at the same time, but I’ve never seen even one that does. 🤔
Neither have I. However many helmets now have the "fighter pilot" style hinge down smoked visor that does give you the best of both worlds.
@@MrShadowpanther3 yea true. I thought of that too after posting. I have that in my helmet. And a self tinting shield, so I have a few levels of tint to choose from. Don’t think that’s what he meant though. 😆
My helmet can have tinted sun visor and clear visor on at the same time
Its a white Duchini from halfords
@@JackSmith-qi2sl mine too if you’re talking about the internal sun visor. Maybe that’s what he meant too, but the way he worded it, it sounds like he meant two actual shields. I have a self tinting bell shield, so in a sense, if I through in sun glasses I have three or four levels of tint to choose from. I love it
@@hottotty13i just have 1 level, its almost enough but i wish it was just a bit darker, maybe I’ll upgrade next year along with a lighter helmet, this one hurts my neck after a while
Tire gauges - don’t waste your money on a slide-type gauge. They’re accurate within about + - 3psi. Get a digital gauge. They’re accurate to 1/10 psi. That’s 0.10 psi.
Courtesy of Half Vast Flying
I uses my galaxy buds for ear plugs. There in ear so they always block sound (quite a bit) and I turn on the ambient sound so I can hear but at a safe level and u can make calls and listen to music
I have a cup holder on my bike, I stop at gas stations for drinks all the time and take the drink with me.
ok cruiser bro
@@kedrshr1mp6 yo what if hes kn a h2 😂
As someone who rolls on a naked bike. If I had the room on my bars. I would 100% get a cup holder. Drives me crazy when I stop for to grab some food and have to order it with out a drink. Or throw it out before getting back on the road. It would be an excellent addition to gear you didnt know you needed!
@@AlexDjalo im just having a laugh
Buggsy 2791 get a bottle and wear a bag?
Fact: transition visor has been my best gear purchase I’ve made to date. Have kept it through 3x helmet changes too.
Only 200 dollars for the shoei! Lol
Love the amount of videos you've been throwing at us the last week. Keep up the good work!! 🇳🇱
100% agree with the boots! I put on a pair of casual combat boots the other day and ended up spraining my right ankle. I’m about to go invest in some nice riding boots.
"Texas has hit triple digits several times this year" I think you mean several times this week, and the past 20 weeks.
Some helmets have both visors useable. My one has a clear one on the outside but has a flip down tinted one behind it with a button on the outside. Bloody handy
I got the LS1 with the integral visor and I got to say it was a game changer for me. Def a feature that is a must on all future helmets.
The best backpack I've ever had for riding is my army medium ruck sack. You can get then at army surplus stores. They have a place inside for a camel back have buckles at the hips and chest and a ridged frame for a little extra protection/back support. As for the visor get a helmet that has the flip down shades built in. You'll feel like a fighter pilot
@Nick oh you sad sad little boy 😂😂😂 I spent years with 10th mountain with 2 combat tours, and yes still have my boots and PT belt and they have more vigor that you ever will. Oh so its Mollie not Molly high speed 😉
@Nick my guy I have been out of the service for years. Just because you couldn't pass basic doesn't mean you gotta take it out on me. And retaining gear thats still useful doesn't make you a boot it makes you resourceful but I wouldn't expect anything different from someone with that POG mentality
@Nick my bad, with how the world is now, I just immediately assume the worst
Don't ride like they fly!
Shoei’s transition shield should be on every helmet made now days. Thing is fire 👌🏻
If arai made a transition shield my life would be complete
How does that work exactly
grumpysquid I think it’s the UV light that makes the shield tint to a pretty dark smoke. Not the darkest, but dark enough, for sure
How about a video for winter gear for us taller guys? I have super long arms (7 ft wingspan finger tip to tip) but I'm not 300 lbs. I need a quality leather motorcycle jacket that's warm, long enough for my arms and torso and doesn't look like it came from my grandpa's experimental days.
the tinted visor on my rpha 11 carbon is great because it's so dark on that outside that it filters through a lot of sunlight, but so clear on the inside that I can see perfectly fine at night
I always get my boots at Big 5 Sporting Goods. My current pair are Coleman brand with steel toes for $29.95 plus tax. I've had them for over a month of very rainy weather and they still look new. Comfortable and durable. I've also bought Lugs and other brands at Big 5. I recommend you shop there first.
was so curious about that sleeve vent look'n do-dad-a-ma-thing. T__T
Just search up motorcycle sleeve vent you can find it so easily
Hi Yammie, still looking for a good summer jacket. I really like the one in this video. Can you share brand, style, etc.? I live in a rural area & have to buy all my gear online. Appreciate your good videos.
did you ever find out what jacket this is?
"Visor" this is why I love my helmet, has a slide down internal visor with tint built in on a side switch. I also added fans to it because fan helmet is comfy helmet.
Also, I could use some good head. Where do I get that? 😂
I just discovered your channel yesterday because I was looking up motorcycle tips. I’ve been lacking transportation for almost 2 years now and want to go cheap by buying a used bike when I save up
I have a Transitions visor. So Much Awesome!
Holly Amaducci I won’t ride without one. So nice.
@@balzarini51 I was just looking at those today. so you don't wear shades while riding now? I'm guessing you can't wear shades AND that tinted (during day) visor too dark? I was thinking thought, it's so much cooler with the visor up going slower speeds (or faster, whatever) then I'd need shades during the day regardless if it's Transitions or not...right?
@@kee7678 i just crack it. my visor gets forced down at 45-50 mph any way. i have never ridden with glasses underneath. if its really hot i just wear my dirt bike helmet and googles
My wife and I applaud you for your signing out fact and it's bonus info about that organisation. ;-)
Ogio Dakar 3L is awesome, really nice comfortable center lock strap system like the kriega r20.
Boots are very important! Love my TSX street aces. Reasonably priced too. Mine were like 190.
Ahh....yeah
A pack of cammels, what a smoke.....
Wait what?
Wtf is that thumbnail it has nothing to do with the vid are you kidding me u sell out / click bait
Its called ventz.
I don't know if this is a joke or a real complaint, but wtf. CALM YO TITS.
motorbikewriter.com/jacket-ventz-make-hot-riders-cool/ The arm vent thingy....say no to clickbait nooby!
Clickbait B.S.
@@Piskles its true though. Clickbait af.
Also shooting ear pro are good for motorcycles. Plenty of in the ear active hearing plugs will allow you to hear everything up to a specific decibel and then it cuts out fully so it's adaptive to the situation.
Hiking backpack was the first non moto specific thing I bought for riding and probably the best 20$ I've spent
As someone hearing impaired I agree that hearing protection is essential. To add, I use filtered ear plugs that let certain sounds in because I have found that full foam earplugs block essential sounds like emergency vehicles. I fully realize others may hear enough sounds well enough even with the foam ear plugs, but this needs to be fined tuned for each rider.
Yes, I believe with normal hearing we can hear everything perfectly fine with normal ear plugs. Still, I have a separate set of lower-level noise attenuation for riding in the city as I never hit highway speeds there. They're one of those "concert hearing protection" ear plugs from a high quality brand. But you have to try them out as they're barely effective enough for me in the city. It's surprising how much attenuation you need on a bike, and just a few dB less of rating on the ear plugs makes them useless on a bike.
I always make sure to carry the proper ear plugs with me just in case my plans change and I do head out to higher-speed roads, and even just in case I lose the other pair.
Hey yammie love your content keep it bro
thank you my dude
No problem dude
@@yammienoob Great vid but as others have said you gotta avoid that lame ghost item in the thumbnail. No one likes that.
This and Shadetree Surgeon are definitely my favorite bike channels, love the vids!!
Yeah, that sleeve vent looks pretty cool. I'm gonna look around for one. Or, I'll make a pair. I already have an idea-- at work there's this experiment that used this plastic hi voltage insulator. It's like a series of polyethylene square tubing in rows. Only I don't know if it's polyethylene. Anyhow, I bet I can form it with heat to fit nicely in my sleeve.
I wonder about maybe powering it for those days sitting in rush hour traffic here in the humid northern Peoples Republic of Illinois.
FYI: Surefire makes awesome earpro. I run their EP4's at the gun range, but they work great for ALL sound reduction. They are cheap, comfortable, unobtrusive, and last a surprisingly long time. Anywho, just thought I'd share my 2 cents with the community. Hope this helps. ... Also, what is that thing that you put in your jacket sleeve that increases airflow? It's the thumbnail for the vid, yet it's not brought up even once.
it's clickbait. that's it. classic yammienoob
I too noticed the jacket sleeve device in the thumbnail and patiently waited information on it. It was the only "necessity" I, and likely most others, were not already aware of. The bottom line is that it was intentionally, not a mistake, and was done premeditated as click bait and is DISHONEST (look at angle of photo again). Therefore, anything/everything else he suggests, mentions.....either here now or in the future - is tainted and irrelevant. He "stold" 8 mins of my time and will never get more!
@@AJ-eu1ug It's discussed in other comments, and it's called Ventz. You can find it on Amazon.
Me before seeing this video: meh !
After listening to YN: I NEED ALL OF THOSE !!!!!!!!!
Thanks, man. I just got my permit this week. MSF course in a few weeks and license by next month. Your channel has been incredibly helpful and educational. *presses subscribe button.
Bought a brand new Alpinestar sektor boots. long story short, it prevented me from braking my left foot when I slid making a right turn on a cold day.
"Believe it or not, seeing is actually pretty important part of running a motorcycle"
So far, this has been the only video I've seen about motorbikes that is as informative as this. I don't sub to a tonne of people, but you got one from me as I hope you can release more awesome videos like this.
Edit:Especially the bit about earplugs, I'll back you up on that. My hearing wasn't destroyed by bikes, but from work related things because I was stupid and didn't wear earplugs. Now i'm not deaf but I have a very hard time hearing certain pitches of sound. I can hear low tones very well(big engines and other similar noises), while I can still hear higher pitch noises, as soon as there is a low pitch noise mixed in all I can hear is the low pitch and the high pitch is completely drowned out. The biggest issue I have found so far, is with females and children who try and talk to me while low pitch noises are around, if their voices aren't deep enough I don't hear them at all when in the presence of engine noise. Learn from my stupidity and wear hearing protection, you will regret it later if you don't.
Get yourself an Osprey hiking backpack. I rock a Skarab 32. Comes with a water bladder (camel back) that has a super cool hydraulic system. The bag perfectly fits to your back when you get it set up the right way, as it has a chest buckle, a waist buckle, you can adjust the straps like every other backpack at the bottom, you can adjust the straps at the shoulders...if you get this bag set up the right way, you can have 75 pounds in it and it’ll only feel like it has about 30 pounds instead. This bag is honestly the most comfortable bag I’ve ever had and it’s the only one I use now. Plus, like I said, it has a bladder for water (2 liters I believe). It’s only $300ish, so it’s not much for what it’ll do for you, and it LASTS. Remember, this bag is made for serious hiking.
I haven't ridden seriously for a while . As I am scouring the interwebs before my riders course at HD this weekend i appreciate the content as I gear up to ride again. Maybe Ill catch you around 635 soon!!! THANKS !!
Make and model of your riding jacket in this video please?
Ear protection is something that should be more emphasized when discussing gear. Everyone talks about the suit/clothing for protection, but ear plugs are just as important.
Never trick me with the thumbnail. For that I will scroll by the next FIVE VIDS.
I had custom ear plugs made a few years ago. They are without doubt the best things I have ever bought for riding. I also use them when I fly too. I recommend EVERYONE get earplugs. Custom made or not.
Please, do a video about two strokes, dirt and street bikes!
That Isle of Man crest sweatband is so memeworthy it's ridiculous.
I decided to get an electric tire pressure monitor off Amazon awhile back, it was like $30 or something, but it constantly displays my tire pressure for both my tires and an alarm will go off within 3 seconds of a leak in pressure!!!
You know, I honestly expected an explanation for that sleeve vent...your thumbnail pic.
Just search up motorcycle sleeve vent you can find it easily
Found it!
Motorcycle sleeve vent on Amazon
Um, about the visor... I have a Transitions on my Bell Qualifier DLX(?) And it is super convenient.
Good video! I've been wearing my galaxy buds recently while riding. They are sound cancelling, so I am not hearing the wind and I get to listen to music :-)
You need a go pro so if you get hit you have evidence
And for the police to review what you have been doing prior.. if you are law abiding no issue buuut many bikers are not
As long as I turn it on at the right time lol
@@MrBlueJK4 lolol
I definitely agree that some sort of intelligence/common sense test should be implemented into the motorcycle test. Even a self-evaluated inventory test where several questions about what you would do in different scenarios if you were riding would show the dmv if you are a safe or unfit rider.
top spend for me was the helmet, since it is so much of the joy of riding. airflow and comfy settings "Shoei Glamster" works wonders on my head :)
Agv has a flip down internal visor. That's what I run. Tented on the inside clear on the outside.
Papa yam where's that wristy thing from the thumbnail? Drop a link for a homie
Just wondering, anyone here from Ohio? I live in Ohio and I'm interested in getting a Motorcycle in my early 20s. I don't have a car yet and wanted to know if I should get a car or a bike first
Zootz car first
Car first..become a great driver first. Then take motorcycle courses...and then get a motorcycle,and then take more courses.
The Ogio back pack has straps that even if the zipper is open nothing will come out on the highway and it has an internal pocket for a second visor, so you can have your tinted ones and clear ones for the dark.
I just want to say Thanks you for your videos I'm taking my motorcycle class next week and I'm learning so much from your videos
3:56 ok, im very close to being able to start riding and knowing this helps alot mainly because i already have sensitive hearing (like i can hear electrical screeching sensitive) so yea, this is good to know.
Transitions/photochromic visor is fantastic. I carry my hydration pack in my tank bag inside of a bubblewrap envelope/bag. Keeps cold much longer, no condensation on bag contents and no clammy/cold/wet/sore back from wearing pack on your back. You sort of contradicted yourself when saying an accurate tire gauge and it costing a buck or two. For the sake of accuracy and longevity, spend a few more dollars, get a good one, preferably with a 0-50 psi range. It will measure in 1 lb increments and much easier to fine tune the pressure. A good steel pencil gauge is extremely durable, accurate and still costs only $10-15. Milton makes a very good one. You endorse the high dollar boots, so spend a bit more on the gauge too. By the way I have the sleeve vent shown in thumbnail, I'm afraid it falls in the same category as the Slap-chop, Sham-Wow and pocket fisherman.
For backpacks i had a northface backpack when i was younger that i used from the 7th grade til i was 20 those things are a beast and have a chest strap
Is there any really nice ear plugs you could recommend? I just got a cbr1100 and any advice is wonderful. (Going from a katana 600 to a cbr1100)
What kind of helmet? 8:15
That thing looks dope
I want to know as well!!
I think i found it, its the Icon Airflite MPIS
There’s a Zombieland 2 ?🤯
Thanks for the great videos! How’s that Ducati desert sled engine heat in that hot weather? Noticeable from liquid cooled motors?
I love these videos! Yam seems like a cool dude to hang out with!
No links for the gear, and the thumbnail was totally click bait 😤 I am truly disappointed papa noob
Worked for me
How about a camel pack, backpack? ...2 for one
Camelbak
Elias Sandell as I appreciate you taking the time attempting to correct what you perceived as a grammatical error on my part. (Must of been really eating you up?)A Camelbak is a brand, a camel pack is just another way to describe a hydration pack. . . The more you know 🌈
@@scottfulton9457 what the fuck are you talking about. I literally just gave you the name of a company that make what you were explaining.
I treated myself to a more expensive helmet with a blend just to find out helmets with blends don't have an option to buy a tinted visor. Any solutions for that? It's Caberg Duke II.
When you put the empty milk carton in the fridge and it's time too hear about it. Bro that killed me, I couldnt even focus on the rest of the video.
#10 Good Head
Stay thirsty boys. 😂😂😂 (sorry too funny to not say)
Buy a turbo busa
at 1 milli
If you are a headphone guy like me, try noise canceling headphones. The BoseQuietComfort are a revelation for me 👌🏼
My boots used to annoy the hell out of my university halls friends. I'm not sure if its just my boots like that, most of my biker friends never bothered, but my boots were big clompy racing boots which squeak with every step. Coming back from a 1AM spin when I couldn't sleep didn't make many friends. Pretty glad I had them too when a friend from Med school blew his lower calf out the other side of his leg (at 3mph!) and was out long enough to have to drop back a year, along with the $20k ish of housing and fees that entails here. Best bargain I could imagine, my calf insurance.
Motorcycle gear you didn't know you need, boots and tinted visor's... Really? Clickbait thumbnail thrown in too. The quality is starting to really drop ☹️