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Well,if you're looking for a survival knife.....not that you really need one on a Guzzi....the USAF Pilots Survival Knife is decent. Have carried mine thru multiple deployments since 1990.http://www.realitysurvival.com/air-force-survival-knife-review/.
I've been carrying a pocketknife for 60+ years. My current three favourites are a Reinhard M�ller in CPMS90V, a F�llkniven PXLwh in laminated cobalt stainless, and a DPx HEAT/F in Sleipner steel.
it's a got bottle opener which is more practical.......... ..
Since I ride a Eye-talian bike I'd better carry a Japan-ese knife. It's a Marco Polo thingI've been buying knifes from Shinichi Watanabe for decades http://www.kitchen-knife.jp/special/I have one the size of the Ninja tao with a wood riveted handle that I favor. great for deer skinning & initial cleaningButt I always like my Matagi-Shotou for general work.One thing about these knives is that they are single bevel, they rust if not cared for and you have to sharpen them more often.
Im surprised no one is carrying a neck knife under their jacket? Hello? Hello? A little Murray Carter action under that leather, fellas????
A small, say 1 ~ 2" utility blade may come in handy for cutting zip ties, bungee chords etc. I can't imagine having to use a knife in a self defense scenario here in the great white north or my travels in Europe, Mexico or even the USA. I have never once felt threatened in any way in my +55 years that I can recall ever thinking that I wish I had a weapon of any kind (other than the one time a black bear was batting the tent I was sleeping in).I believe it comes down to perspective, I have spoken to many motorcyclists who only ride major highways, only stay in name brand hotels, always chain up their bikes at night. Sadly I think these folks are basing their actions on irrational fears. Violent crime gas been falling across North America for decades. Most people are decent, well meaning and friendly to strangers.Just my 2 cents.
All of what you say is true. But "many" and "most" is not "all" or "always". As I said earlier, I don't have an irrational fear of my house burning down; neither has any house belonging to a near relative of mine ever burned down. But we still take out insurance. Doesn't mean we're "paranoid" or irrational or "always living in fear" etc.Lannis
Most often those extinguishers live their lifespan without being discharged and are replaced having never been used.
hUh.?. I'm sposed to replace them? now I'm paranoid!
Anyone use these? Sharp!
Just reposting to check my idea on how to make the fancy umlauts come out in M�ller and F�llkniven ... dang, no joy.