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Posted by CDNRatMan
- August 28, 2013, 20:49:45 PM ok heard that the other day. One of the SSgt ad an accident on his bike, and he was just dressed in jeans, a T shirt, and sneakers. They are saying he will face a disciplinary hearing and might have to pay for some of his medical bills. He suffered a shoulder injury and broken arm. If I understand it was speed to fast for conditions, and inexperience with the bike, and inexperience over all. Was told that all the USAF personal have to wear the day glo vests on or off duty, and the proper clothing, very interesting.
RCF members only need to follow the local Traffic act as to safety equipment and helmets.
Posted by draconarmy
- August 28, 2013, 20:17:50 PMwell unfortunately here in the us army we have to wear "brightly colored reflective vest" and the only colors they had were the orange with black trim or pink. being that I am not one of these hipsters I stuck with the orange and black
Posted by CDNRatMan
- August 28, 2013, 20:13:40 PM 
Dude go and show them what individuality is really all about. Thought you were the top? OH don't wear orange and black it will really upset them.....
Posted by draconarmy
- August 28, 2013, 20:02:29 PMOK so my 1SG (boss's boss) invited me on a ride this weekend. the catch is, we are going to the HD factory in Kansas City. I just to get out and ride, accepted. now I'm wondering if its ironinc to park my drifter in the Lot of the Harley factory or is it sacrilegious? I personally find it quite funny