Motorcycle gear to rent

[MixPiano]

Does anybody know a shop that rents out motorcycle protective gear? E.g. kevlar jeans, leather jackets, boots. 

 

(if you don't rent a bike there, just the gear) 

 

Edit: I mean in Bangkok

[scubascuba3]

I don't know of anywhere in Pattaya, unlikely to be available. Too hot for that stuff anyway, ride carefully instead

[MixPiano]

Thanks for your reply. Sorry, forgot to mention that I'm in Bangkok (edited the post).

 

It's never too hot for protective gear. And I always start with the intention to ride carefully and slowly... until I actually ride. 

[seedy]

5 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

 Too hot for that stuff anyway, ride carefully instead

Ventilated riding gear, Alpinestar boots, good gloves, too hot ?

Maybe skin grafts are cooler ?

[HashBrownHarry]

7 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

I don't know of anywhere in Pattaya, unlikely to be available. Too hot for that stuff anyway, ride carefully instead

Too hot for a helmet too?

[richard_smith237]

If I’m honest with myself I’ve been slack recently.

 

I used to go ATGATT whenever intending to ride on a major road (Petchaburi rd or Sukhumvit rd in Bangkok).... but its just too hot !!!....  So its been boots (the casual city style boots, gloves and full face helmet)... and sometimes just the riding pants or the jacket. 

 

Whenever going further, then its ATGATT....

 

Where to get kit ??.... I’ve no idea about renting and very much doubt there is a market for it.

 

I got all my Re'vit Air-wave jacket and pans in the UK, aslo a pair of Re’vit kevlar jeans.

 

Op may find something second hand on Facebook Market Place.

OR if it bites the bullet, then Panda Rider / Paddock are the places to in Bangkok. 

 

 

 

 

 

[scubascuba3]

1 hour ago, seedy said:

Ventilated riding gear, Alpinestar boots, good gloves, too hot ?

Maybe skin grafts are cooler ?

Who wears that on a scooter?

[scubascuba3]

1 hour ago, MixPiano said:

Thanks for your reply. Sorry, forgot to mention that I'm in Bangkok (edited the post).

 

It's never too hot for protective gear. And I always start with the intention to ride carefully and slowly... until I actually ride. 

yeah you need to learn to control yourself that's the best protection. It will be so hot wearing all the armor that you are better off in a car

[papa al]

3 hours ago, HashBrownHarry said:

Too hot for a helmet too?

Clever you.

Required / law.

[seedy]

2 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

Who wears that on a scooter?

Topic title 'Motorcycle'

Not a Hello Kitty Scoopy

[HashBrownHarry]

38 minutes ago, papa al said:

Clever you.

Required / law.

Thanks.

[scubascuba3]

7 hours ago, seedy said:

Topic title 'Motorcycle'

Not a Hello Kitty Scoopy

Op didn't say what it was for, but motorcycle protective clothing is a generic term, they don't really have different clothing for your Scoopy vs a bigger motorbike

[seedy]

Met a guy in Pattaya years ago - backwards baseball hat, wife beater, flip flops, cargo shorts.

Oh - and a pair of crutches.

Was riding his 'bike' down Sukhumvit in Pattaya, crashed for whatever reason, scrapped all the hide off the side of his foot, and his leg up to the knee.

This was over 2 years before I met him, still on the sticks.

But he was not too hot !!! 555