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If you don't like Polka Dots
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I was at the last round of the Australian mx nationals, couldn't believe how many riders were wearing polka dots
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The pros can pull it off but I would never spend my own money to wear that crap. lol imagine if some of your non moto friends saw that out in the garage. Think you were going to clown school 
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Flip109 wrote:
The pros can pull it off but I would never spend my own money to wear that crap. lol imagine if some of your non moto friends saw that out in the garage. Think you were going to clown school
Hahaha, oh I'm seeing too many funny comments on Vital today. I'm with you though some of this newer gear is getting ridiculous.
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Flip109 wrote:
The pros can pull it off but I would never spend my own money to wear that crap. lol imagine if some of your non moto friends saw that out in the garage. Think you were going to clown school
Rowlands wrote:
Hahaha, oh I'm seeing too many funny comments on Vital today. I'm with you though some of this newer gear is getting ridiculous.
I do have to say that this is mainly a TLD issue, i feel like lots of other brands 2018 collections look pretty good! But TLD lost their mind while they were designing the 18 stuff....
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The '18 Answer stuff like Bogle had at Budd's is very good. As in old school elegant. I approve.
The TLD horse jockey stuff is the worst MX gear I've seen yet. But as the advertising people say: " If people are talking about it, we've done our job".
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Motofinne wrote:
I do have to say that this is mainly a TLD issue, i feel like lots of other brands 2018 collections look pretty good! But TLD lost their mind while they were designing the 18 stuff....
Some of the Alpinestars stuff is getting sketchy IMO too but yes TLD are by far the most out there. Perhaps some people like it but for me the clean classy look is what I like to see in sets.
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Have you ever been so good at something that you simply start gooning due to sheer boredom?
I get the feeling Troy is bored with designing gear. He's pretty much done it all.
And, Bogle's gear was on-point.
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TLD is pushing the limits to try and create something radical. Like any other endeavor, that sort of thing usually ends in failure but sometimes results in a "next level" success.
I think the polka dots will be a fail, but that's just me.
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Braaapin' aint easy.
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Bultaco wrote:
The '18 Answer stuff like Bogle had at Budd's is very good. As in old school elegant. I approve.
The TLD horse jockey stuff is the worst MX gear I've seen yet. But as the advertising people say: " If people are talking about it, we've done our job".
Cairoli debuted that gear in Ottobiano GP earlier this year, really good looking!
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Steve McQueen and Captain Freedom ain't wearing dots or squares; but, they ARE wearing TLD.
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I ripped a start from Egypt and I was happy about that.
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My new clothing line... Definitely a Lit Kit winner in here.
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My favorite rider is K.C Carlyle
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Harlequin... LOL!
One thing for certain, it was really easy spotting #38 on the track at Budds Creek.
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Should be at the Darby
What's Kim have to do with this? 
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"We don't rent pigs."
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Every. Single. Year. this topic comes up.
Can't we all just agree that, yes there are some crazy/wild gear options out there (TLD example). And on the opposite end of the spectrum there is some more plain/traditional gear options (Answer example)
Can't we all recognize this and just move on and buy the gear you personally like?
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Mini Elsinore wrote:
Have you ever been so good at something that you simply start gooning due to sheer boredom?
I get the feeling Troy is bored with designing gear. He's pretty much done it all.
And, Bogle's gear was on-point.
No, but I've had to much acid and, well, it turned out kinda like that
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