You get what you like man. If you like, who care what we think
It looks cool though man.
It really doesn't matter how it looks on the bike, unless you are a professional racer. If you ride lots you will find that you change bikes on a semi-regular basis and whatever looked good two seasons ago now doesn't match the new bike. Buy quality gear that will be comfortable and protect you when things go wrong and you will be happier in the long run. I've never used Icon gear, but that jacket looks loose in the waist and that may allow a draft to climb up your back. That's OK on the warm days, but a lot less fun on the cold ones.wondering if it would look ok on a green 13 zx6r.
QFT, words to live by.At 57, it's pants boots gloves, hearing protection, eye protection, jacket, helmet..... Now, when I crash I walk over and pick up the bike.
Progression sounds about right for someone still in the game after all these years... There should have been some full leather for track someplace in the mix though...About the only thing I look for in gear, is layers and armor. Spine, shoulders, elbows, fore arms, hips, knees...... Using a belt sander on any of those points sucks in the extreme. Having an artificial knee cap with padding spreads the load so your bones don't break as easily, when you go flailing and tumbling.
If it protects you, it looks cool.
I've done that flail and tumble in shorts flip flops and a tee shirt. Age 14.
Graduated to a helmet, blue jeans, sneakers, sunglasses..... Age 23.
Gloves, boots, armored jacket, helmet, jeans.....Age 43.
At 57, it's pants boots gloves, hearing protection, eye protection, jacket, helmet..... Now, when I crash I walk over and pick up the bike.
If you're looking to add even more personality to your gear, you could consider getting some custom embroidery done. I know that guys from matohash.com make custom embroidery, so you could make a personalized jacket. Just a thought. Anyway, I know this thread is super old, but I hope this helps someone out there.Just stumbled upon this old thread and wanted to give my two cents. I think the Icon Battlescar line would look pretty sick on your green zx6r. But at the end of the day, it's all about what you like and what makes you feel comfortable and confident on your bike.