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wobbly 24 Aug 2006 22:43

Motorcycle apron aka "Tablier"
 
Hi all, I've just come back from a few days in Paris (magic).
The one thing that really caught my eye were all the scooters with aprons for bad weather riding. I managed see just a couple of bikes fitted with them, but never managed to have a chat with the riders.
Does anyone know where to obtain these in the uk for bike use.

Thanks, Richard.
:stupid:

Donmanolo 25 Aug 2006 23:41

Don't know if it's the same thing you mean, but down here in Italy everyone seems to be using "Termoscuds" made my Tucano Urbano...they make different versions and sizes, not just for scooters. Look on their website for dealers in the UK :

http://www.tucanourbano.it/eng/f_termoscud.htm

Ciao!

Guest2 26 Aug 2006 12:18

Richard,
I got one form Steptoe at http://gsshop.co.uk/
they do ones for different bikes, he calls them Shite Bags and I think they are around £75
Steve

wobbly 27 Aug 2006 19:36

Thanks.
 
Thanks Guys, :thumbup1: looks like I may be in luck. Hopefully I'll get one in time for the winter. Heated grips and muffs are ready to go on, so an tablier should round off the whole outfit nicely.
Cheers, Richard.
:stupid:

Caminando 30 Aug 2006 20:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by wobbly
Thanks Guys, :thumbup1: looks like I may be in luck. Hopefully I'll get one in time for the winter. Heated grips and muffs are ready to go on, so an tablier should round off the whole outfit nicely.
Cheers, Richard.
:stupid:

Youre going to wear an apron on the bike for Chrissakes? Please dont; please!!!

wobbly 30 Aug 2006 22:38

And why not?
 
And what is wrong with being prepared for the usual cr*p UK winter weather?
I ride all year round, commuting and working (instructor) except for really bad days, about 3 days a year. I'm not one of the part time sports bike riders that disappear when the temp drops below double figures never to be seen again until Easter.! I'm sure most of you will have seen the when they come out of hibernation, wobbly around bends because they've spent 6mths tucked up in nice cosy cars and can't remember how to read the road ahead or how to go round a bend properly.

Cheers, Richard.
:stupid:

p.s. It's not really meant to sound like a rant.
p.p.s. I'll see some of you at Covent Garden.


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