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Join Date: Mar 2007
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Hey Gals!
Do you have any tips about a good leather jacket for driving? My Alpinestars Stella Dyno is still in very good shape, but it feels too big (I've lost some weight lately). I'm looking for a snug fit and bearable colors. A pink is a no-no. Any idea about a good make and model designed for women? Thanks!
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Join Date: Apr 2007
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Okay Bren, I know I'm not a gal but I was looking on "ebay" for some ideas on a new leather jacket just to see what was cool looking( My textile jacket is great but the leather jackets have so much more style.) Anyway, as I was looking I saw a lot of nice womens jackets with armor by "Joe Rocket","Icon"and others that might be what your looking for.(NO PINK)Hope this helps.
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Thanks guys! Interesting colours on those Icon jackets. The models looked good.
Too bad A-stars don't have right now what I'm looking for. It could be useful to have the ability to attach the pants to the jacket. I don't think the zippers match in different makes. Here's one I like. If only those blue parts were darker.
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Join Date: May 2007
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I looked through a catalog I have and chaparral has some pretty good looking womens jackets Joe Rocket makes " gold digger jacket" its listed for $206.99
Power Trip has the "Stiletto jacket" $179.99 you said you already have an Alpinestars jacket but the "Stella 7-2 jacket" is $359.99 you can look online at Women's Street Apparel - Chaparral Motorsports
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Join Date: Apr 2007
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FirstGear Ladies Vixen Leather Motorcycle Jacket :: New Enough Motorcycle Apparel
Leather Jackets and Pants :: New Enough Motorcycle Apparel Joe Rocket Ladies Roxie 2.0 Leather Motorcycle Jacket :: New Enough Motorcycle Apparel Leather Suits, Jackets, and Pants :: New Enough Motorcycle Apparel MotorcycleCloseouts.com I hope these help. I try to buy my gear on close out, but I am not a pretty girl so your milage may vary. LOL
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Re: Women's leather jacket?
I did a lot of research on jackets before settling on the Teknic Violator. I wanted a perforated leather jacket with good, solid construction and good armor. The Violator is well-made, thick, and has Knox CE armor in all of the necessary places. Even the back pad is better than the foam plug most manufacturers stick in (although I always yank the built-in back protection in favor of my Dainese Wave). It's cool in warm weather, and thanks to the removable thermal liner that I keep stashed in my saddlebag, it's warm in cool weather.
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