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Gearing up next weekend’s CALIFORNIA MOTO MARKET

Gearing up next weekend’s CALIFORNIA MOTO MARKET at the @marinspeedshop in sunny San Rafael! ⁠Come feel the amazing vibe of @californiamotomarket events where you can find the best selection of riding gear for women made by women on the west coast! See you next Saturday May 21st from 10AM-6PM! To register click link in bio

Belgian research group Vias asked 2,963 motorcycli

Belgian research group Vias asked 2,963 motorcyclists about why they enjoy motorbikes and determined that riders fall into eight different classifications:

The Time-Optimizer user turns to a motorcycle or scooter to cut down travel time but only relies on two wheels when the weather permits. Time-Optimizers are no small group in the community either, comprising 11.6 percent of the respondents. The Multimodal user also prefers clear skies but uses a motorcycle alongside other forms of transportation. This camp comprises 11 percent of the surveyed riders.

At the opposite end of the spectrum, we have the Unconditional Rider. As the name suggests, these riders throw a leg over a bike regardless of the time of day and conditions. Only 9.5 percent of those surveyed fall into this class, but you can bet they’re a diehard bunch.

Conversely, the Tactician keeps all its mobility options open, only riding a two-wheeler when the vehicle suits the situation. Of those included in the poll, 18.2 percent engage with motorcycles in this way.

The Good-Vibe Seeker prioritizes enjoyment over utilitarian purposes. As a result, they rarely head out when the weather turns damp and 14.2 percent of the survey sample meet these qualifications.

The Time-For-Me Rider also uses two wheels for leisure activities but the motorbike or scooter can help them escape the pressure of work and family life as well. This group makes up the largest share of the study’s subjects with 18.8 percent.

The Daily User has to get their two-wheeled fix on a regular basis and doesn’t let the weather deter them from hitting the road. Only 7.5 percent of riders meet those standards, though.

The Lifer Rider has been on two wheels from a very young age, and only 9.2 percent of riders achieve this status. Of course, most Lifers have integrated a four-wheeled vehicle into their lives, but they still represent a dedicated population of the riding community.

If the Vias survey teaches riders anything, it’s that people embrace life on two wheels differently and similarly. In the end, the way you enjoy motorcycles is most important. Which category do you fall into?

SOURCE @rideapart

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"It's not easy being a mother. If it were easy, fa

"It's not easy being a mother. If it were easy, fathers would do it." – Dorothy, The Golden Girls

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Size Chart

POINT OF MEASUREMENT	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL	3X	4X	5X
CHEST	35″ – 37″	38″ – 40″	40″ – 42	43″ – 44″	45″ – 47″	48″ – 50″	50″ – 53″	54″ – 56″	57″ – 59″
WAIST	31″ – 32″	33″ – 34″	35″ – 36″	37″ – 39″	40″ – 42″	43″ – 46″	46″ – 49″	49″ – 52″	53″ – 55″
SWEEP (RELAXED)	37	39	41	44	47	50	53	56	59
CENTER BACK LENGTH	21 3/4	22 1/4	22 3/4	23 1/4	23 3/4	24 1/4	24 3/4	25 1/4	25 3/4
SLEEVE LENGTH FROM CB	32 1/4	32 7/8	33 1/2	34 1/4	35	35 3/4	36 1/2	37 1/4	38
ARMHOLE (CURVED)	18 3/4	19 5/8	20 1/2	21 5/8	22 3/4	23 7/8	25	26 1/8	27 1/4
MUSCLE	13 1/4	14	14 3/4	15 3/4	16 3/4	17 3/4	18 3/4	19 3/4	20 3/4
CUFF OPENING	8 3/8	8 5/8	8 7/8	9 1/8	9 3/8	9 5/8	9 7/8	10 1/8	10 3/8
CB COLLAR HEIGHT	1 3/8	1 3/8	1 3/8	1 3/8	1 3/8	1 3/8	1 3/8	1 3/8	1 3/8
CF COLLAR POINT	1 3/8	1 3/8	1 3/8	1 3/8	1 3/8	1 3/8	1 3/8	1 3/8	1 3/8
X-SHOULDER	14	14 1/2	15	15 3/4	16 1/2	17 1/4	18	18 3/4	19 1/2
X-BACK	15	15 1/2	16	16 3/4	17 1/2	18 1/4	19	19 3/4	20 1/2
SHOULDER	4 3/4	4 3/8	4 3/8	4 3/8	4 3/8	4 3/8	4 3/8	4 3/8	4 3/8

Size Chart

POINT OF MEASUREMENT	S	M	L	XL	2XL
CHEST	38″ – 40″	40″ – 42″	42″ – 44″	44″ – 46″	46″ – 48″
WAIST	36″ – 38″	38″ – 40″	40″ – 42″	42″ – 44″	44″ – 46″
CENTER BACK LENGTH	26 ¹⁄₂“	27″	27 ¹⁄₂“	28″	28 ¹⁄₂“

SIZES	S	M	L	XL
INCHES	6.5″	7″	7.5″	8″

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