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Reddit mentions of Tcbunny Pro-biker Motorbike Carbon Fiber Powersports Racing Gloves (Black, Large)
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Special ergonomic design with carbon fiber hard shell protection, taking into account aesthetics and security3D-dimensional breathable mesh fabricErgonomic, hand-dimensional drop resistance protective hard shell, shock-absorbing foam has a better than general protective effectFingertip impact protection attached leather, laminated safety within the reflective point of the nightTiger's mouth suede protection and reduces the time between the use of gloves and motorcycle wear and increased grip handle
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| Color | Black |
| Size | Large |
That bike will likely be just fine for you. how much gear you want to wear just translates how much risk you want to take. Some days, I grab groceries in nothing but my skivvies and a helmet, sue me.
Most people on r/moto will recommend whatever expensive ass stuff turns up on a google search query "motorcycle gear". Now, I'm not saying that good gear is a bad investment, but, I rode protected in a suit that cost me less than $200 total. You just have to get a bit creative.
HELMET- As cheap as I am, here, I still recommend a good helmet. The bell qualifier is on sale right now for $100 USD. Its a good all rounder at a good price. get one. (FORGIVE ME IF DOT DOESNT CUT IT OVER THERE) http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/bell-qualifier-helmet?gclid=Cj0KEQjwjem-BRC_isGJlJ-0h-MBEiQAbCimWH3MHqfiWpzlEOmeOt0_QdhAz-LHk4F7Qd2kRZDVDCUaArGK8P8HAQ
PANTS- You have the correct idea here. sturdy jeans will prevent burns and minor scrapes without sacrificing mobility. best of all, they're pretty much free, since most blokes own a pair of jeans. If you fall and slide, your ankles and hips/back/torso are going to get much more abuse on the asphalt.
JACKET- This is where the savings are. a decent jacket is 200-300 dollars, and who wants to spend that? Here's where I got creative. This $30 suit of body armor has lasted me three years, and saved me from many bumps and scrapes.
https://www.amazon.com/Motorbike-Motorcycle-Protective-Bicycle-Motocross/dp/B00LE61UAI/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1473943906&sr=8-2&keywords=motorcycle+body+armor
you look like a power ranger, but hey. It works, and don't let anyone here tell you otherwise.
SHOES- Hiking boots are your friend. ankle support and thick walls will be all you need. for a steeper price of $80-100 USD, you can find a shittier pair of racing/riding boots that will do you even better
GLOVES- this is the most polarizing part. i like shitty, $10 chinese gloves with plastic skid plates because the way i ride, i go through a pair of any glove every year anyway. been using this particular glove for the past 2 years. https://www.amazon.com/TCBunny-Pro-Biker-Motorcycle-Motorbike-Powersports/dp/B00GBVHPNW/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1473944390&sr=8-3&keywords=motorcycle+gloves