Friday the 13th

**Blu (Ontario)** · 26th September 06, 07:06 PM

Bikers have had a long standing love affair with leather... You might be on to something there. Something about gals in leather minis... one never seems to get tired of it.

Good luck with the event.

**Canuck** · 26th September 06, 07:56 PM

Originally Posted by Blu (Ontario)

Bikers have had a long standing love affair with leather... You might be on to something there. Something about gals in leather minis... one never seems to get tired of it.

Good luck with the event.

Yep I sometimes dream about gals in mini leather kilts....ahhhhhh (oh oh ummm nothing dear. just on the chat site again) whew that was close.

**Kilted KT** · 27th September 06, 06:50 AM

Originally Posted by Blu (Ontario)

Bikers have had a long standing love affair with leather... You might be on to something there. Something about gals in leather minis... one never seems to get tired of it.

Good luck with the event.

If I'm not mistaken, I believe the origins of leather and bikers is to ensure that the biker keeps their own skin should they have to lay the bike down.

what they have done with ladies attire in leather is just another way for ladies to enjoy the same leather while...hm...'enhancing' their female features.

in other words...yes, we expect a pictorial record of your efforts in this endeavor.

**auld argonian** · 27th September 06, 08:14 AM

Originally Posted by Kilted KT

If I'm not mistaken, I believe the origins of leather and bikers is to ensure that the biker keeps their own skin should they have to lay the bike down.

That also applies to studded leathers...you'll skid on the metal of the studs rather than get a chunk taken out of your leg or whatever. Has worked for me in the past.

Best

AA

**switchblade5984** · 27th September 06, 10:10 AM

yes a photo journal!

good luck!

**Canuck** · 13th October 06, 11:53 AM

Well this show was a bust for me and a number of vendors who were positioned at the harbour. The wind really picked up and a massive cold front came in. A number of vendors lost their tents and one was blown into lake Erie.
There were thousands upon thousands of bikers but the all stayed up town.
I had to pack it in at 11:00 am for fear of losing my tent and product.
Sorry guys I just couldn't hang in there long enough to get biker chicks into mini leather kilts.
Cheers
Robert

**Graham** · 13th October 06, 01:06 PM

Sorry to hear that Robert, those tents won't take a lot of wind, I've seen them here.

We had about three thousand bikers in Tassie last summer - not a kilt among them tho' leather or otherwise.