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Was wondering how to get my new leather jacket and chaps to have that well worn look other than to wear them whenever I can even if I'm not riding. Have been using the jacket to go toand from work. Any other recommendations.
If you, "wear them (chaps) even while not riding," you'll be gang raped by the Village People. Hell, if you wear them while riding you need to look behind yourself the whole time and if you stop and get off your bike you need to set down real quick and keep your mouth shut real tight and if you drop your wallet, kick it back to the bike!
J/K, I wear chaps every time I get on a bike, I also wear a helmet , jacket and gloves. But wearing them when not riding your manliness will and should be questioned.
ORIGINAL: East Texas Fatboy
Was wondering how to get my new leather jacket and chaps to have that well worn look other than to wear them whenever I can even if I'm not riding. Have been using the jacket to go toand from work. Any other recommendations.
âEast Texas Fatboyâ
âWas wondering how to get my new leather jacket and chaps to have that well worn look other than to wear them whenever I can even if I'm not riding. Have been using the jacket to go to and from work. Any other recommendations. â
You got some good advice here, let me add this, if I see any HD rider, riding with âsneakersâ I asks them âare you out for a walkâ bikers or motorcycle riders, never ride in sneakers or worst F-ing sandals ! only f*gs and true a$$holes wear them while riding a motorcycle. I donât give a crap if I âjust have to ride two blocksâ for a cigar, I put on riding boots.
Good luck riding and never mind how to get your jacket to have that worn look, just pay F-ing attention around you, if your real new, wear your helmet, take a class or something get a training DVD, there are lots now-a-days, take a look at http://www.ridelikeapro.com/andhttp://www.webbikeworld.com/motorcycle-training/
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