Riding gear
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Riding gear
Besides the Harley shops, where is a good place to go try on a lot of riding gear? I'm a newbie so I want to find out what fits me. Boots, jacket, helmet, gloves, etc.
I'll be stopping by the Allen Harley shop this weekend to try some stuff on, but I'd also like to try out other things too.
I found www.motoliberty.com off 35 in Dallas, and High Five bikes in Dallas.
I'll be stopping by the Allen Harley shop this weekend to try some stuff on, but I'd also like to try out other things too.
I found www.motoliberty.com off 35 in Dallas, and High Five bikes in Dallas.
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+1 That's where I buy most of my gear. Best prices and best selection for a brick and mortar business. Only way to do better is to go online, which is a gamble IMO. I think it is very important to try gear on before buying.
BTW, Harley dealerships in my area carry a pretty good variety of gear. The helmet selection is definitely weak, but everything else is not bad. The thing is though, they only carry one label: Harley; and everything is badged like a friggin Harley billboard. Also, Harley rain gear is about as good as it gets for performance and price.
BTW, Harley dealerships in my area carry a pretty good variety of gear. The helmet selection is definitely weak, but everything else is not bad. The thing is though, they only carry one label: Harley; and everything is badged like a friggin Harley billboard. Also, Harley rain gear is about as good as it gets for performance and price.
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