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Posted on 08/19/2005

I have looked locally at stores and on the internet and cant seem to pin point what places seel the best for you riding. Any input on the above topic would be greatly appreciated.



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Posted on 06/25/2006

~I also recommend Leatherup and JaminLeather.
Just ask them they will send you a cataloge. Good leather is important that's for sure. I have used both of those companies and so have many other friends.Of course ebay is great and your local dealership. What I wondered one day looking around...was what's the BEST type of leather? Goat, buffalo, cow? I found some terribly expensive stuff out there! Especially in Wyoming!



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Posted on 06/08/2006

I have bought several items from and so have a few friends. Everyone has been very happy with the quality and the price.

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Posted on 05/24/2006

crazee write:
I have looked locally at stores and on the internet and cant seem to pin point what places seel the best for you riding. Any input on the above topic would be greatly appreciated.


I've purchased stuff there myself and I like it



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Posted on 04/11/2006

minx write:
I bought my chaps at a rally. Some vendors have better prices than others, so look around before you buy.Bear in mind too that while most vendors take plastic, not aLL do.Cheap leather isn't worth ANYTHING. Ypu'll end up leaving some of it in the wind-piece by piece. Harley has good quality, but my chaps were/are worth every dollar I spent on them. They're going to stretch too. Don't buy them too loose.


Minx, you might want to try Hill Country Leathers in Wimberly Tx. , up North east of Austin.

Great prices (got my chaps for $109.00 and a nice Jacket for a hundred), they have a pretty good selection of ladies gear there also.

Ohh and don't worry about me being in this ladies only thread.. See I'm a lesbian trapped in a mans body so your secrets are safe with me...



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Posted on 03/12/2006

Everything I have, saddlebags, chaps, vests, jackets, boots, hair ties, etc. I had to get online at these three sites. www.leather.com www.leatherup.com and www.jaminleather.com. You will be more than pleasantly surprised at the prices. I am very happy with everything I purchased. Good luck!



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Posted on 01/31/2006

have you looked on ebay? sometimes they have some great gear. I got another jacket for $12.00 not an el cheapo.



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Posted on 01/25/2006

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Hey Dynamal....like how you think....:)

thanks for noticin that I think ... againstthe_wind... I hate bein' just another pretty face...

  


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Posted on 01/24/2006

Hey Dynamal....like how you think....:)



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Posted on 01/05/2006

Try to find bike rallies and/or runs in your area that have vendors. All the 2-3 day and larger events have them but sometimes smaller ones do too. You might also try leather/biker clothes/manufacturers websites. Try UNIK International, FIRST Leather Apparel, and BIKER'S Leather Stuff. Good Luck .....I lucked out one day @ a pawn shop, believe it or not!!! I got a $280 pair of lined chaps. I dont think they had ever been worn @ all, they fit like they were made just for me (Im pretty tall so I have hard time w/ length!!) I paid $49!!!!



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Posted on 12/25/2005

Someone took me to a store here in Spokane WA called "Big R" damn those chaps were so cheap and great quality. Don't know if it's a chain though



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Posted on 12/03/2005

My first set of leathers i bought at San Diego Leather Jacket factory. Very good quality and worth every cent. Had them for 13 years. My new leathers i had made custom order at US leather factory in Danvers MA very good quality and about what i would have paid for off the rack.



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Posted on 11/20/2005

Dynamal write:
Roxie0215 write:
Harley store are really pricey....you pay for the name, but it's good quality.
Go to a leather store, flea market or perhaps even a second hand store.

I don't care where you get it.... I just want to see you in it..



You're so sweet to send me your vest...
Maybe I'll find chaps under the Christmas tree!



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Posted on 11/09/2005

Hey Ladies,
I made my own vest/halter...took a mccalls pattern, found the leather at a wannabee powwow. It's blue/black, hand sewn & shoulder straps are weaved strips of leather. It was a booger to make, but well worth it! I wish u lived close to me...we could work it! Then you'd have your own personalized creation.



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Posted on 11/09/2005

I've bought a few items including my chaps at jaminleather,daytona.I had it shipped to Canada and with the exchange and shipping costs it still cost me less than it would have if I bought it here in Canada.Take a peek online-they have some nice things(some sexy things too..smile)



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Posted on 11/06/2005

You got my number honey what ya wating for???



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Posted on 11/04/2005

Hey crazee, I know of a few places ..... Maybe a ride to Janesville after I pick you up. There is an outlet .... "Renegade" ... that has a lot of stuff and there is a "parts unlimited" outlet store (Drag Specialties parent co.) near there that has a few things too. And of course Kutter HD. When should I pick you up?



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Posted on 10/28/2005

Roxie0215 write:
Harley store are really pricey....you pay for the name, but it's good quality.
Go to a leather store, flea market or perhaps even a second hand store.

I don't care where you get it.... I just want to see you in it..

  


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Posted on 09/28/2005

CRAZEE
ALOT OF METRO AREAS HAVE LEATHER SHOPS, HERE IN n.J. WE HAVE PASSAIC LEATHER. CHECK WITH BIKE COPS & FIND WHERE THEY GET THEIR STUF FROM.THEY GET GOOD STUF.TAKE CARE.ALSO SOME BIKE SHOPS, INDEPENDENT GUYS
TINY



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Posted on 09/20/2005

just thougt i would say that farm and fleet normaly has some good deals on leather and it is good stuff too



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Posted on 08/29/2005

you might also try, and i know this sounds ........ but DAV or Goodwill. or even Salvation Army! I found a pair of leather pants at one of these ( don't remember which) for $15!!!! and they did have alot of other leatrher goods. Hell! that's where I get my jeans!!! as they are already "broke in"!!! and I wear a size 1!!!



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Posted on 08/24/2005

hello ladies! I got my vest, which is very unique in eureka ark. and my chaps at us leather the both only cost me $110!! and i got some really cute riding boots with roses up the ankles at bikers dream here in colorado springs. But my problem was, the ones I wanted at the Harley store were too big ( I wear a kids size 2!!!) so I had to opt for a ladies size 5 which is one size bigger than I wear in ladies shoes so I just wear thick socks!!!

  


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Posted on 08/24/2005

i got mine on ebay from hemp and hawg

great leather and good prices



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Posted on 08/23/2005

Afriend of mine bought a nearly new leather at a pawn shop too. Maybe check that out.



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Posted on 08/23/2005

I bought my chaps at a rally. Some vendors have better prices than others, so look around before you buy.Bear in mind too that while most vendors take plastic, not aLL do.Cheap leather isn't worth ANYTHING. Ypu'll end up leaving some of it in the wind-piece by piece. Harley has good quality, but my chaps were/are worth every dollar I spent on them. They're going to stretch too. Don't buy them too loose.



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Posted on 08/21/2005

Harley store are really pricey....you pay for the name, but it's good quality.
Go to a leather store, flea market or perhaps even a second hand store.



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Posted on 08/21/2005

have you checked out any swapmeets in your area?



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Posted on 08/20/2005

The Harley Store only has 2 vests and they are costly...not worth it for the price. I guess I will stick with what I found on the internet!



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Posted on 08/19/2005

try your local Harley Store. or other cycle shops in your area. We have several here in our area that have great prices on chaps, vest, and jackets.
Faye



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