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 Originally Posted by ccga3359
A wreck at that speed no clothing is going to protect those areas. At much slower speeds yes leather or balistic nylon might provide considerable abrasion resistence where as jeans won't. My biggest concern would be having wind catching the kilt causing a distraction to the rider who should be paying attention to all the other idiotic drivers out there (me included).
I am well aware of the consequences of hitting the pavement at high rates of speed, been there done that. Ballistic nylon and leather can save a considerable amount of skin. I agree that the kilt would be distracting, but it could be tied down or tucked in if that is all you are worried about whilst riding kilted.
I ride in full leathers with padded armor that has saved me from serious injury once already. I would hate to think about what my legs would have looked like after hitting the pavement in a kilt.
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