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I just got the vented racing jacket from Fox Creek leather and for $412 out the door, I am very impressed.
Fox Creek Leather for me also. I have a HD jacket and it can't compare to the FCL jacket I had... Gut got too big and had to sell and buy a new one. I have the vented racing jacket and swear by the jacket.
I just picked up the Harley Freedom Rider jacket. Heavy, classic style and excellent quality - and made in the USA according to the tag.
To the OP, what size you wear? I have a couple HD Areation jackets to sell cheap. Perforated leather, comfortable but good protection. Just not my size anymore.
Problem with buying a leather jacket that you can't try on is all brands are not the same in sizes ie large is not always a large and the fit vary's too much. I bought my leather jacket from some guys that traveled, they were from Montreal, good deal and great quality.
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