Does this Hat go with my kilt ?

[Just Hugh]

This might be the first example of on this site of when NOT to wear a kilt.

Will leave the comments about "going regimental" to others.

[Norbo]

LOL there will be no regimental on the bike.

[tripleblessed]

It's not bad enough that after getting tired of getting hit I sold my bikes, now you you go and post yourself on a
bike in a kilt. Wah! Second the gear comments. Once a car knocked me into a parked Lincoln and then a long
slide on the pavement while trying to get the bike off the top of me. All in all as successful an outcome as possible,
but w/o really good boots I wouldn't still be wearing bones in my left ankle. That's when I decided to wear good
gloves all the time, as well. Tough doing concert rigging with no palms.

[Norbo]

Its no different to people going out in shorts or the Harley riders who have piss pot helmets on and no face protection. of course this was only a test ride up the road on my friends bike that had a running problem . I would no go out for a decent ride in it . But just for fun I put the pics up as its not something you see very often and I thought it was fun .

[Ducky]

Haha reminds me of this Utilikilts Mock-u-Mercial Contest

[Norbo]

Ducky
That's hilarious

[McMurdo]

As it was just a test ride I can get behind this, the first 15 years or so of riding a motorcycle I wore a leather jacket, helmet, jeans, boots and most of time gloves. I got tired of sweating to death and so in the summer would ride in a t-shirt and leather vest for really hot days. The only thing that would bother me about this is I find the idea of exposed legs that close to a hot engine just a bit of a bridge too far for me. I've been hit with rocks, June bugs, bees and even a cigarette to exposed skin while riding heck I was stung 3 times in a summer while riding. I've also been in more than a few accidents over the years as people generally do not see motorcycles, It's all about acceptable risk.