I just don't think you can beat, 100% waterproof and wind resistant, bit tricky to put on but so effective.My 10 year old Hideout leather jacket is solid, comfortable and looks as good as new.My Dainese gore-tex textile jacket with zip out thermal

. In this "bikers boutique" it is possible to buy almost anything emblazoned with the Harley-Davidson marque: leather jackets, leather chaps, leather vests, leather bras, leather thongs, rain suits, sweatshirts, coffee mugs, lunch pails.... even official Harley

some of the essentials: - Licence. - Helmet (my lovely Arai Condor). - Leather trousers (will take some breaking-in...). - Sidi boots. - Gloves (thanks, Nan). - Jacket.Notice anything missing? Yes, the bike.I don't know what to get. I have to finish

are full of black jacket, glaring headlight and white helmet. Then, it's all over. A long, 180 degree right hander, strewn with gravel brought down the byway by the last rainfall is too much for me and I brake hard and steer the bike upright round

the specialist.But then I had a bit of an epiphany...on Sunday a local bike shop had a huge clearance sale...we picked up $300 dollar jackets for a hundred bucks, gloves for $12, summer mesh jackets for $60 bucks and two ladies leather riding jackets, tailored

puffer jacket was inflated like a whopee cushion, furthermore adding to my advantage. The Bandit was off the clock and bounding off the limiter. Z1300's? I love them I do. Slip-streaming bikers is recommended only for advanced riders, breaking stream

I'm slightly nervous. It's been a long time coming, this has. I've had most of my gear for ages - built up bit by bit. Buy a helmet one year, given a jacket the next. My leather trousers are new (and it seems will take some breaking

This article was originally supposed to be a joyous confirmation that mototrain is a better option to cross france in a hurry than riding it - but because of business reasons I missed the train by an hour and had to ride up to deliver the bike

years ago at least!And then there was the clothing. Ebay was the department store of choice. There I managed to get a pair of gloves, a pair of boots (and a Tank protector). I'm going to have to wait for some more finances before I go for the jacket

of the road. Everything worked as it should. The fall bike's protector did its job, the tilt cut out switch stopped the engine and the jacket padding prevented bruising, or worse. Rob stopped, got off and started sliding down the slope. He had no option