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Your thoughts on the Best Riding Jacket for the Spyder?
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rjinaz86323
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Sedici Marco. Got mine from Cycle Gear.
RayBJ
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Revzilla and Cyclegear are one and the same. Anthony sold Zilla a few years ago. Check https://motorcyclecloseouts.com/ also.
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Wmoater
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Sorry to preach only one brand but anything KLIM! You need to think of the type of riding. Vented induction jacket is bullet proof with the forecast jacket over! Nothing on the market can touch it. The solid gortex jacked like the latitude are the best on the market for protection, waterproof and vents. Have both and can’t live without them! Worth every penny and the most lasting built!
Motorcycledave
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Go to Cycle Gear and try on a bunch of them till you find the one you like, I have one for summer (Mesh)
and one for colder weather that looks the same but is not mesh, both have zip out liners
they were each on sale I paid around $165 for each... here is a photo of the mesh one
as you can see they come in small med. large and FAT like me I also have for real cold weather a lined leather jacket.
and one for colder weather that looks the same but is not mesh, both have zip out liners
they were each on sale I paid around $165 for each... here is a photo of the mesh one
as you can see they come in small med. large and FAT like me I also have for real cold weather a lined leather jacket.
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pegasus1300
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+1 on the First Gear. I also have a Kilimanjaro that I have worn for over 10 years and it still looks good. I also have a First Gear Leather jacket that I have worn since 1993 and it is holding up well also.Baja Ron will give you the best price around. I have limited funds so I buy the best that I can find for the best price. I also have a Joe Rocket mesh jacket that I have worn since 2002. I buy mid priced but high quality gear and it lasts a long time. It also encourages me to really watch my weight:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:
I have had good luck over the years with Joe Rocket jackets. There are more options and styles than you can imagine.
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07YQV9TWD/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 - This is the one that I purchased in September of last year.
--Exco
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07YQV9TWD/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 - This is the one that I purchased in September of last year.
--Exco
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BKing
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Check out Fox Creek Leather, nice leather and made in the USA.
www.foxcreekleather.com
www.foxcreekleather.com
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We have received complaints about advertising links in some of the posts about jackets.
We are okay with these as long as they are not deemed as blatant advertisements. We consider them "informational" as long as there is no additional information or rah rah to patronize vendor X.
Such ads from the actual vendor are considered as advertisements.
Hope this clears up any confustion. :bowdown:
We are okay with these as long as they are not deemed as blatant advertisements. We consider them "informational" as long as there is no additional information or rah rah to patronize vendor X.
Such ads from the actual vendor are considered as advertisements.
Hope this clears up any confustion. :bowdown:
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As you can see a jacket or riding gear thread is as interesting as an oil or tire thread. As a few others have stated get to a store or do a bit of research and shop till you drop. I have always been a Tourmaster fan, but that's just my preference. You getting into the time of year where there may be a lot of clearance items becoming available so do some online searching. I am not a huge Ebay fan, but I have scored some pretty great deals on jackets, pants, and boots over the years.
Snowmobile clothing will keep you warm and dry.
The best jacket for you will depend a lot on your riding style and budget (which you only hinted at) and the level of protection you're trying to achieve.
Good luck with your search; I have yet to find the perfect jacket for me.
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