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Got a question here. "Dress for the crash, not for the ride"
Is this the correct expression? I have a friend who luxured me in an email telling me "I can't believe you are promoting this for your ride!". He rides a cruiser. I explained to him that it is just frowned upon to see someone showing up on a ride under-dressed and that "dress for the crash, not for the ride" only means to dress appropriately in the unfortunate event someone would indeed, crash. I guess from most people points of view, the sentence does look bad...?
Either way, I'll edit all of my posts about the ride and say something like "Please dress appropriately with riding gear"