HD Moronclothes
Most all the T shirts are made in the USA these days, an HD belt I bought recently is also. Some jackets are. My HD hairbands are too. Like at any other store it is up to us, the consumer, to check the labels and buy accordingly.
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From: valdosta,ga
not my intention
my criticism was of the "package" marketing by HD. If you look at what I said I thought it was clear what a person wears or doesn't wear has nothing to do with the ride. Sorry for my poor communication skills. Full face helmet, backpack, type of shoes doesn't mean *hit. I still do think the prices are a ripoff.
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my criticism was of the "package" marketing by HD. If you look at what I said I thought it was clear what a person wears or doesn't wear has nothing to do with the ride. Sorry for my poor communication skills. Full face helmet, backpack, type of shoes doesn't mean *hit. I still do think the prices are a ripoff.
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I like the Harley T shirts. I rarely find USA made T shirts, but half of mine are. I wear the Harley Lynx boots which are great waterproof, zippered boots, with a subtle Harley logo.
Some of the HD jackets are a bit gaudy, but some look great.
I prefer my leather jacket that was made by a solo seamstress. She passed away, so I would probably buy a Schott, or Hillside or Fox Creek when I want another jacket.
Some of the HD jackets are a bit gaudy, but some look great.
I prefer my leather jacket that was made by a solo seamstress. She passed away, so I would probably buy a Schott, or Hillside or Fox Creek when I want another jacket.
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From: Land of the black buggy
Anyone want to buy my FXRG leather jacket?
I certainly wouldn't want to look like a poser.
I'll just go pick up one of those patchwork $49 jobs from Harbor Freight, you know the ones that look like Frankenstein sewed them together?
I don't need no stinking armor or waterproofing, that stuffs for wannabes and posers anyway.
I certainly wouldn't want to look like a poser.
I'll just go pick up one of those patchwork $49 jobs from Harbor Freight, you know the ones that look like Frankenstein sewed them together?
I don't need no stinking armor or waterproofing, that stuffs for wannabes and posers anyway.
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Maybe I should get rid of all my harley ****. I should wear American eagle instead since I can't afford a $20,000 harley that half of it was made in Japan. Maybe since I refuse to get an EVO and want an old school shovelhead stripped down to the nuts n bolts and chopped frame with a king sportster tank. Maybe I should quit wanting a harley because I I live in America and the only way to make it here the government wants you to be brown.
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Wear what you want, but it is sorta humorous to see guys with their shiny new bikes with 600 miles after two years, wearing every bit of motor company clothing down to their boxers. Add in a pirate headscarf and you have got a social phenomena. These guys are usually strutting their stuff at the dealer events and show n shines.
Its sort of like the wearing of branded sports team gear, except at least MOST of these people own an HD. And before you say it, I can afford both the bike and the gear, choose not to do any more unpaid adverstising for any company that I can.
Its sort of like the wearing of branded sports team gear, except at least MOST of these people own an HD. And before you say it, I can afford both the bike and the gear, choose not to do any more unpaid adverstising for any company that I can.