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Old October 3rd, 2010, 09:23 PM   #1
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Suggestions on a good men's leather jacket?

My hubby's B-Day's coming up, and I wanted to buy him a good leather riding jacket. I looked at a few but I'm not sure what to look for in a quality leather jacket. Does anybody have any suggestions?
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Old October 3rd, 2010, 10:12 PM   #2
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Can't go wrong with Alpinestars or Dainese. What kind of price range are you looking at?
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Old October 3rd, 2010, 10:20 PM   #3
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I have a Scorpion All-in jacket in black naked. I love it... It's a fairly classic yet modern looking jacket. One thing to consider is that it's fairly thick so when you pick it up and/or put it on, you really feel like your draped in armor. Got mine on closeout for $200.
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Alpinestars, icon, shift, s&s, scorpion are all some good legit options. What other gear does he have? Most have a certain brand they like/use. Sportbiketrack gear has a nice sell on a speed and strength leather jacket for 165 right now. If u don't buy a jacket on sale expect to pay 300-400.
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Old October 4th, 2010, 05:44 AM   #5
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High end leather jackets are really profess quality, IMHO. But, if you feel you need the best, then a jacket is only half of what you should be buying...gotta get pants too ?
3 years ago I bought a full fabric suit for $130...armor, comfy from maybe 60 -80 degrees, very water resistant but no pockets ( PITA). The full suit cost me.. half of what a nice jacket would cost. I know leahter is somehwat more slide resistant and really looks prettier and can be worn when not on the bike ( as opposed to a full suit)...but it costs a lot
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My hubby's B-Day's coming up, and I wanted to buy him a good leather riding jacket. I looked at a few but I'm not sure what to look for in a quality leather jacket. Does anybody have any suggestions?
Anybody worth their salt will tell you that a leather jacket is only as good as the fit.....and armour that it's holding in place.

If it's at all possible, look into getting him a custom tailored leather jacket (or 2-piece),with good CE armour, from a reputable shop in your area. If you want this to be a surprise...maybe measure him while he sleeps or something.

If off the shelf is the only answer you're looking for...the suggestions posted above are good. I'll also throw in Vanson, if you want to get super fancy hehe.
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Old October 4th, 2010, 07:19 AM   #7
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I'm prepared to spend $500+ for it, as long as it's good quality. He won't wear leather pants but he's been looking at leather jackets for a while now. I know he likes Alpinestar and I'm a Dainese fan, but I've noticed there a limited selection on Dainese jackets so I was looking at other good brands as well.
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RS Taichi GMX-Motion. http://stores.sportbiketrackgear.com...eather+Jackets

Have you ever been to Cycle Sector? They're in SD and they sell RS Taichi.
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I like the Icon Motorhead or the Scorpion All-In on the guys I'll turn my head for on the street. (which is saying somethin).... the others I just keep on movin cuz they just look too overdone with the "look at me" line of jackets.
Gettin the right jacket for him depends on how often you can stand lookin at the girls, lookin at him...
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May I also suggest you get him a perforated leather jacket
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Old October 4th, 2010, 01:12 PM   #11
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You all have given me definitely more things / places to look into!

Flashmonkey, I'd love to give him a custom tailored jacket, I think that's a great idea, but time is ticking and I only have one month left before his B-Day and I'm not sure how long that's going to take, also considering I have no idea where to go for that?

But I will consider it for the future for sure!
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I like the Icon Motorhead or the Scorpion All-In on the guys I'll turn my head for on the street. (which is saying somethin).... the others I just keep on movin cuz they just look too overdone with the "look at me" line of jackets.
Gettin the right jacket for him depends on how often you can stand lookin at the girls, lookin at him...
The Scorpion All-In is on sale for $ 199 at Motorcycle Superstore!

I don't have a problem with girls turning their head for him.. makes me proud
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My hubby's B-Day's coming up, and I wanted to buy him a good leather riding jacket. I looked at a few but I'm not sure what to look for in a quality leather jacket. Does anybody have any suggestions?
awwwwww! you're such a sweet wifey.

my boyfriend has ICON and he loves it...and me personally, i'm an icon
wh0re. lol so I say ICON all the way.
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my boyfriend has ICON and he loves it...and me personally, i'm an icon
wh0re. lol so I say ICON all the way.
Despite the generally negative reviews they get, I'd say that icon gear is pretty good for street riding. My only beef with their jackets is that they're cut funny...and tend to ride up on me when I'm on the bike, expsoing my midriff. That's not cool man. Not even close!
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The Scorpion All-In is on sale for $ 199 at Motorcycle Superstore!
The black ones are sold out everywhere
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Despite the generally negative reviews they get, I'd say that icon gear is pretty good for street riding. My only beef with their jackets is that they're cut funny...and tend to ride up on me when I'm on the bike, expsoing my midriff. That's not cool man. Not even close!
you just have to find the right one. i guess the maker of ICON is short...lol so they make jackets that fit short people perfectly.
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you just have to find the right one. i guess the maker of ICON is short...lol so they make jackets that fit short people perfectly.
Hahaha ya something like that. Well the cut looks very very nice when you're just standing around, or when someone's modelling the damn jacket for you...but the moment you reach out for the handlebars..BAM...exposed tramp stamp.

I understand this design concept for the women's gear...but the men's? Really?

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you just have to find the right one. i guess the maker of ICON is short...lol so they make jackets that fit short people perfectly.
I looked at the ICON Motorhead also.. My husband is 6' tall, I saw some people complaining the jacket is too short when in riding position
I really liked the Scorpion All-In, but the black one (I don't think my husband would like the silver one..) is sold out everywhere
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but the moment you reach out for the handlebars..BAM...exposed tramp stamp.

I understand this design concept for the women's gear...but the men's? Really?

haha
LOl.. we typed at the same time
Yeah.. I don't think my hubby would appreciate to have his butt exposed
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I looked at the ICON Motorhead also.. My husband is 6' tall, I saw some people complaining the jacket is too short when in riding position
I really liked the Scorpion All-In, but the black one (I don't think my husband would like the silver one..) is sold out everywhere
Rosie.. what size where you lookin for on the Scorpion All - In?
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He usually wears Large.. I'll have to check the Scorpion size chart though since some brands fit differently.
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Not sure if your husband's size is available but great deal on A* jacket. Newenough $159+shipping
STG $169 free ship

http://www.newenough.com/street/clos...le_jacket.html

http://stores.sportbiketrackgear.com/Detail.bok?no=1632
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Rosie... check your p.m. I think I found you a lead for the Large
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I have an Alpinestars RC-1 that I absolutely love.. its around $500 retail, but you can probably find it cheaper if you look around. I don't regret spending that money at all, its a wonderful jacket. I even got the Alpinestars track pants and they zip up with the jacket.
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Not sure if your husband's size is available but great deal on A* jacket. Newenough $159+shipping
STG $169 free ship

http://www.newenough.com/street/clos...le_jacket.html

http://stores.sportbiketrackgear.com/Detail.bok?no=1632
Not bad, but I know hubby wants a full liner with sleeves, this jacket comes with a sleeveless liner. Thank you though, it is still a good deal!
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Rosie... check your p.m. I think I found you a lead for the Large
Thank you Addy, I'm definitely going for this jacket. Replied to your PM
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I got one of these about 2 months ago and really like it. It does come with a liner, but the liner does not have sleeves. I've worn mine with a light sweatshirt underneath it and it worked well.
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Thank you Addy, I'm definitely going for this jacket. Replied to your PM
For reference. I'm 6ft exactly and 175lbs and wear the large without the liner most of the time. I live in San Jose, CA so temps range from 50-100 degrees F and I've worn it all throughout these temps without the liner. Instead I just close the front vent zippers... tshirt underneath so far. I've kept warm so far no problems. As for the all-in jacket fit, It's only slightly baggy without the liner but then again I'm pretty skinny overall. Very comfortable and armor stays in place quite nicely.

Good luck, Hope you like it as much as I do. Very classic yet modern at the same time. Quality is also quite impressive as well.
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For reference. I'm 6ft exactly and 175lbs and wear the large without the liner most of the time. I live in San Jose, CA so temps range from 50-100 degrees F and I've worn it all throughout these temps without the liner. Instead I just close the front vent zippers... tshirt underneath so far. I've kept warm so far no problems. As for the all-in jacket fit, It's only slightly baggy without the liner but then again I'm pretty skinny overall. Very comfortable and armor stays in place quite nicely.

Good luck, Hope you like it as much as I do. Very classic yet modern at the same time. Quality is also quite impressive as well.
My hubby is 6' tall and 175 lbs.. just like you, so I really appreciate your comment, especially since I gave up and bought the silver/naked one last night on sale for $ 160
I know he would have liked the black one better, but my excuse will be that with the silver one he'll be more visible
Temperatures here usually never drop below 45 either even in the middle of winter at night, so he might not need the liner but it's good to have in case we travel somewhere else with colder temperatures. About the armor.. the back one is a pad, right? I suppose I can buy him the upgrade to a CE one?
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My hubby is 6' tall and 175 lbs.. just like you, so I really appreciate your comment, especially since I gave up and bought the silver/naked one last night on sale for $ 160
I know he would have liked the black one better, but my excuse will be that with the silver one he'll be more visible
Temperatures here usually never drop below 45 either even in the middle of winter at night, so he might not need the liner but it's good to have in case we travel somewhere else with colder temperatures. About the armor.. the back one is a pad, right? I suppose I can buy him the upgrade to a CE one?
Yea its just a pad. I havent upgraded it yet so I dont know what fits there. Report back if you find a CE backpad that fits there... The silver is still nice, I'm sure he'll like it.
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shift vendetta perforated

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Good leather, well ventilated and with CE approved shoulder and elbow pads. Foam back protection, locking arm zippers and a reflective strip across back and arms. Works well in warm weather. Very comfortable.
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About the armor.. the back one is a pad, right? I suppose I can buy him the upgrade to a CE one?
I like the Forcefield Tpro back insert upgrade that I bought for my Scorpion jacket. What you can do is take out the foam pad, measure it, and find a replacement pad that's similar to the dimensions you measured.

Here's the Forcefield website:

http://www.forcefieldperformance.com...k-inserts/2361

They have 4 different 'shapes' that you can buy. They even list the dimensions.
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I like the Forcefield Tpro back insert upgrade that I bought for my Scorpion jacket. What you can do is take out the foam pad, measure it, and find a replacement pad that's similar to the dimensions you measured.

Here's the Forcefield website:

http://www.forcefieldperformance.com...k-inserts/2361

They have 4 different 'shapes' that you can buy. They even list the dimensions.
Nice! Thank you!!
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How'd he like it? Is it his B-day yet? lol Let us know how he likes it.
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How'd he like it? Is it his B-day yet? lol Let us know how he likes it.
Not yet His B-Day is Nov 5th, and I didn't want to rush a last minute gift so I took a little bit of extra time. My package has actually just been delivered today according to the UPS tracking website, so I'll have a chance to look at it later tonight
I'm going to be SOOOOOO tempted to give him the jacket right away!!
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Not yet His B-Day is Nov 5th, and I didn't want to rush a last minute gift so I took a little bit of extra time. My package has actually just been delivered today according to the UPS tracking website, so I'll have a chance to look at it later tonight
I'm going to be SOOOOOO tempted to give him the jacket right away!!
Don't do it! Make him wait.
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Depends on what he's wearing now... lol if its in need of replacement then i wouldnt be able to wait. haha.
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He'll be ok until his B-Day
He wears a Frank Thomas leather/mesh jacket right now. He needed a full leather jacket though, and btw the Scorpion All-In looks gooood!! Even the silver one! I honestly couldn't tell from the pictures on the website, but this jacket rocks, I'm happy I got it and I'm sure he'll like it also! But yes.. he'll have to wait
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When you give it to him you should dance around in it...and showcase how all the zippers work and such.
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When you give it to him you should dance around in it...and showcase how all the zippers work and such.
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