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Leather vs Fabric riding jackets (Read 169 times)
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Re: Leather vs Fabric riding jackets
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10/16/10 at 07:28:24
I use a First Gear mesh jacket for summer riding. It gets hot when you are at a stop sign or light but keeps you cool once moving. Cooler weather is when I use a leather motorcycle jacket with the zippered vents on the front and back. Both jackets have the soft pads as armor on all the right places. I also have one of those cheap buffalo hide e-bay jackets which must weigh 20 lbs. I used it for two years an had to replace the zipper on it. I had it on when I dumped the bike and it did it's job keeping my skin protected. I'm not using it now cause I lost about 50 lbs and it looks like a tent when I wear it. Cheap gear is better than no gear in a crash.
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