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aehewitt

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aehewitt says:

I love Gore Tex.......a lot.

Ive just ridden home from work in what can only be described as Monsoon type weather.It is pissing it down,i was dripping wet on the outside,but snuggly warm and dry on the inside.Expensive yes, but worth every penny on days like today.:biggrin:

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  • Posted 362 days ago (21 June 2012 13:45)

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GypsyInk

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GypsyInk says:

I love the smell

of vinyl flooring.

Edit needs to be freshly laid.

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  • Posted 362 days ago (21 June 2012 13:54)
aehewitt

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aehewitt says:

Oh do ya..!!!

I love the smell of fresh tarmac....and WD40..:biggrin:

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  • Posted 362 days ago (21 June 2012 13:56)
princessvanvan

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princessvanvan says:

The weather forcast said...

there maybe thunderstorms today well it rained here in kent thismorning but its cleared up now and the skys are quite clear could get it later on though :dopeyhmmmm: it pays off in the end getting good clothing as u say aehewitt at least it kept u dry :winkie::biggrin: vv

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  • Posted 362 days ago (21 June 2012 14:04)
preunit

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preunit says:

Ha

mrs H and GypsyInk..........smells, old school 2 strokes,freshly brewed coffee,I like.:smiley:

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  • Posted 362 days ago (21 June 2012 14:13)
jbennison

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jbennison says:

yep

GT85 over wd40 every time. Smells lovely....

But yeah gore tex is great. Got Dainese seymour jacket and matching trousers and they have kept me dry on the inside when they are literally dripping on the outside. As long as you do them up right they are fine. No more need for an all in one waterproof suit.

Although when I get my enduro bike towards the end of the year I will be tempted to get a cheap lightweight jacket and trousers so the good stuff doesn't get ruined. 

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  • Posted 362 days ago (21 June 2012 14:27)
ninjachica

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ninjachica says:

Smells

eggy farts smiley


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  • Posted 362 days ago (21 June 2012 14:27)
ninjachica

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ninjachica says:

Goretex

Warmer and drier than leather

But boy, when fitted with winter linings, only put on 30 seconds before you are due to set off!!

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  • Posted 362 days ago (21 June 2012 14:30)
preunit

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preunit says:

Agreed

GT85, awesome product and when the engine heats up the smell is amazing.

Oh and engineering workshops,cutting fluid, oil and swarf lovely.:smile:smile:smile

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  • Posted 362 days ago (21 June 2012 14:31)
MarcusMarsh

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MarcusMarsh says:

Mrs H

OMG!!!  Did you get Morris wet?  :shock:

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  • Posted 362 days ago (21 June 2012 14:56)
preunit

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preunit says:

Stands

a good chance Living in a lighthouse in yorkshire.LOL.

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  • Posted 362 days ago (21 June 2012 15:02)

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