I was perusing the wares of a clothes designer called "Ernte". They make stuff that looks like something a goth would wear while riding with a motorcycle gang.

Here's a link to their photos...
http://www.erntefashionsystems.com/sections/imageArchive/index.html

Unfortunately, you're going to need an awful lot of money to buy this stuff.

Labels: Jackets, Rich Urban Bikers

This week I received Harley-Davidson's new 2007 Summer catalog, filled with hard-core gear that my wife and I need to buy.

Gear such as this "Women's Harmony Leather Jacket", pictured here...


http://www.harley-davidson.com/....&bmLocale=en_US

Described as a "Feminine styled lightweight leather jacket", it comes with a snap-down collar so that chicks don't have to worry about getting slapped on the face while riding their Sporties.

The motor company says that this jacket features an "action back". An action back? I didn't know the backs of jackets could provide action. Perhaps I've been depriving myself with another aspect of riding fun. Will have to investigate.

The studs and faux gems along waist combined with the studded applique on back will make sure those BMW guys won't mistake your ride for some kind of sorry little "Moto Goosey" thing.

Perfect for going to hard-core biker bars like the Rock Store or even Cook's Corner, it's sure to sell out fast at just a cost of $350.00.

Labels: Harley Davidson Logoed Products, Jackets, Riding Gear

Vanson Leather released a new jacket for the cruiser rider dubbed "Drifter".

The Drifter leather jacket incorporates a retro look along with features that contribute to both the comfort and safety of the rider. The straight front zipper, two zipped hand pockets and fitted kidney panel reference a classic style.

The jacket also incorporates removable armor that doesn't protrude through the leather like most other armored jackets. It also has vented sleeves.

Price: $349.00

Labels: Jackets

Fairchild Sports recently introduced a new line of clothing made for women bikers, by women bikers. The new G-line apparel features safety and durability features of traditional biker gear, with more comfort and fashion in mind.

The days of wearing men's apparel to ride are over! We can now look stylish and feel great whether we are behind the bars, or sitting at the bar.

Jackets run from $240 to $500 and pants are available from $180 to $400. All styles can be viewed at www.g-line-store.com.

Labels: Jackets, Riding Gear