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I think that many haven't read or cannot comprehend the OP's question. He has HD Cash ( earned on the credit card ) and prefers not to have HD emblazoned on the jacket. Perhaps he has several ( I do ) motorcycles and doesn't want the logo on his jacket when he's riding one of the other scooters ... Why are some bustin' his *****? Those that pointed out a jacket "sans" logo did him a service ... Those that didn't ... WTF?
Sorry....I should have followed strict protocol and stayed on topic. Wouldn't want to start a trend of taking the conversation in a different direction. That NEVER happens here.
Sorry....I should have followed strict protocol and stayed on topic. Wouldn't want to start a trend of taking the conversation in a different direction. That NEVER happens here.
I accept your apology and insist that it never ever happen again ... at least until the next time !! :>)
I bought a Harley jacket and Harley boots, and they`re right up there with the quality of any other fine product. In fact, the boots softened up just right to fit my feet perfectly. `Don`t get any sores on my feet and I don`t use high socks anymore.
I always think Harleys would sell more not only jackets but tee shirts as well if they gave buyers a choice of clothing with just a small logo on it instead of everything being this billboard stuff, as far as the OP is concerned this is a pretty good jacket, its got a couple of logo's on it, but they're smallish.
Doesn't get much more traditional than that, and not a single Logo on the thing.
I recently picked up the El Camino II jacket off the dealer's closeout rack for $225. It was too good a deal to turn down. The only logos are embossed on the buttons. Barely noticeable.
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I think that one looks great. If I was in the Op's spot, that's the one I would buy. Price is pretty reasonable for Moco gear.
As I said on another thread, I think Harley clothing is of decent quality. My guess is they still have high standards for the end result, if not where it's produced. If I had to cash in Harley bucks, I would be very happy to have that jacket. If I had to spend my own $$, I would buy Fox Creek.
I always thought that wearing your Harley shirts, jackets, and boots so everyone will know you own a Harley was part of the "Lifestyle" that Harley riders love???
With that being said though, I really do think this jacket is cool looking and will probably be purchasing it very soon. I will probably have to beat the women off of me when I wear it!
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