Post by moncler1 on Dec 7, 2011 4:53:37 GMT -5
Apart from obviously looking very stylish and cool, the major reason for motorcycle gear is protection for the driver. This gear generally consists of the jacket, trousers and motorcycle boots. Moncler JacketsMen These three components of the gear act as the 'armour' for the rider, moncler jackets moncler new york protecting him from possible crashes and accidents. These protective dresses are generally of two types: the more colourful (and popular) single piece ones, and the more general jacket and trousers sort. The latter is more often than not studded with leather, and are extremely popular and fashionable with biker gangs.
Most of the motorcycle jackets are zippered, and have more than a few pockets and have a belted waist to boot. Many are made of cow hide, and even more have protective padding. These are present on the shoulder and elbows and even sometimes, on the back and the chest. These are generally a given when it comes to jackets doubling as protective armour. The padding mentioned must be semi-rigid and almost immovable, because the entire purpose is to hold the body in one place and not move with it, thus maintaining the center of gravity intact.
Waterproof leather is also very popular, as they protect the wearer from rain. But these fall flat when its a raincoat the rider wants.
Pocket space is as essential factor to keep in mind when buying a good leather jacket. Pocket space is a must if you're a motorcycle rider, and see to it you get a jacket with a lot more pocket space than usual. Other factors to keep in mind are protection from weather and advanced durability. The thickness of moncler jackets bubble the jacket determines the armor value of the jacket, and the thickness in this regard must be over a millimeter thick. Jackets with dropped backs protects the rider when he leans for a curve, from the wind rushing in. Another common feature is the pre-curved sleeve.
All of these above mentioned facts are some of the obvious advantages you get from wearing motorcycle jackets. Most of these are protective in their usage, primarily and help the wearer have a trouble free and worry free riding experience. But these form just one side to what it actually means to wear a jacket. Most of the time, you'll be busy basking in the many admiring and often envious stares you are bound to receive from passers by-s and people in general, and also from fellow drivers.
But in the case of an accident, the real function of the jacket shines through. A good motorcycle jacket can make all the difference in the case of an accident or crash. It will act as a shield, and more. On the road, friction serves to be a great friend and an even greater enemy sometimes. In the event of an accident, friction burns, cuts and rashes can occur, and your suit will shield and protect you from these.
Furthermore, if you do suffer cuts and burns, the chances of an infection are severely reduced owing to your jacket, protecting you from the dust and the filth and grime that form the bane of drivers on the road. Exhaust fumes are very hot and can cause deadly burns. But not so with superior quality leather jackets which will shield you from these fumes.
And if you fracture a bone or hurt your joints someway, the protective layers of the jacket can protect you to a certain extent. They may not be able to completely prevent fractures (compound ones, especially) but they can see to it that the accident does not cripple you, and cause too much damage to you.
Most of the motorcycle jackets are zippered, and have more than a few pockets and have a belted waist to boot. Many are made of cow hide, and even more have protective padding. These are present on the shoulder and elbows and even sometimes, on the back and the chest. These are generally a given when it comes to jackets doubling as protective armour. The padding mentioned must be semi-rigid and almost immovable, because the entire purpose is to hold the body in one place and not move with it, thus maintaining the center of gravity intact.
Waterproof leather is also very popular, as they protect the wearer from rain. But these fall flat when its a raincoat the rider wants.
Pocket space is as essential factor to keep in mind when buying a good leather jacket. Pocket space is a must if you're a motorcycle rider, and see to it you get a jacket with a lot more pocket space than usual. Other factors to keep in mind are protection from weather and advanced durability. The thickness of moncler jackets bubble the jacket determines the armor value of the jacket, and the thickness in this regard must be over a millimeter thick. Jackets with dropped backs protects the rider when he leans for a curve, from the wind rushing in. Another common feature is the pre-curved sleeve.
All of these above mentioned facts are some of the obvious advantages you get from wearing motorcycle jackets. Most of these are protective in their usage, primarily and help the wearer have a trouble free and worry free riding experience. But these form just one side to what it actually means to wear a jacket. Most of the time, you'll be busy basking in the many admiring and often envious stares you are bound to receive from passers by-s and people in general, and also from fellow drivers.
But in the case of an accident, the real function of the jacket shines through. A good motorcycle jacket can make all the difference in the case of an accident or crash. It will act as a shield, and more. On the road, friction serves to be a great friend and an even greater enemy sometimes. In the event of an accident, friction burns, cuts and rashes can occur, and your suit will shield and protect you from these.
Furthermore, if you do suffer cuts and burns, the chances of an infection are severely reduced owing to your jacket, protecting you from the dust and the filth and grime that form the bane of drivers on the road. Exhaust fumes are very hot and can cause deadly burns. But not so with superior quality leather jackets which will shield you from these fumes.
And if you fracture a bone or hurt your joints someway, the protective layers of the jacket can protect you to a certain extent. They may not be able to completely prevent fractures (compound ones, especially) but they can see to it that the accident does not cripple you, and cause too much damage to you.