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Leather 2 piece suit recommendations.
23 posts · Started by ShadeTheChangingMan · 03 Sep 2010
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Post 7 by Stupid Luke,
#7bic, that sounds awesome mate. I only went with new cos I was told alterations would be really dear.
Will check em out!
Will check em out!
Post 8 by motoronin,
#8Dainese size 52 used to fit me like a glove when I had a 32 inch waist. Trouble is that was 10 years ago and I now need a 54.
You will find that you are either an Italian shape in which case Dainese, Spidi, Spike etc will fit nice
Or a chinese / taiwanese / korean idea of US shape in which case Arlen Ness, Berik, Frank Thomas aka BKS will fit nice.
Furegan were the weirdest fit I ever tried, great jacket fit spoilt by funny short little leg trousers obviously to fit some little bandy legged frenchman or Klincky
Wolf seem pretty good are also a good price and pretty much bespoke. Not only that, their agents are keen to do a good deal on price why not get another set from them?
You will find that you are either an Italian shape in which case Dainese, Spidi, Spike etc will fit nice
Or a chinese / taiwanese / korean idea of US shape in which case Arlen Ness, Berik, Frank Thomas aka BKS will fit nice.
Furegan were the weirdest fit I ever tried, great jacket fit spoilt by funny short little leg trousers obviously to fit some little bandy legged frenchman or Klincky
Wolf seem pretty good are also a good price and pretty much bespoke. Not only that, their agents are keen to do a good deal on price why not get another set from them?
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Post 11 by pingvin,
#11I am a 46inch chest with a 33 inch waist so i wear alpinestars two peice . i like the jackets because they taper down to the waist rather than some jackets which if they fit at the top half leave me with a sail around the waist also the stretchy panels in the bicep area let me bend me arm just enough to get a phone to my ear without having to take the jacket off something which my dainese didnt let me do .
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Post 13 by ShadeTheChangingMan,
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Post 15 by Stupid Luke,
#15Pingvin.
That is not only the suit he has........
That IS Shade!!!!!!!! Spitting image of him
That is not only the suit he has........
That IS Shade!!!!!!!! Spitting image of him
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Post 19 by bic_bicknell,
#19Quick observation on leathers. I have had loads of two piece sets on the basis that they would be more flexible than a one piece. Looking back I don't think I can ever remember wearing the trousers with a diferent jacket or the jacket on its own.
My point is simple, on track one piece are more comfortable and in the real world no less flexible and on the road a real jacket (the top of two piece leathers tend to be too short at the back to be much use as a stand alone jacket) and seperate leather trousers work best for me.
I'm 6 foot, about 13.5 stone and Alps for the road and either Clover or Dianese for the track have had the best fits for me.
Try before you buy is the best advice.
My point is simple, on track one piece are more comfortable and in the real world no less flexible and on the road a real jacket (the top of two piece leathers tend to be too short at the back to be much use as a stand alone jacket) and seperate leather trousers work best for me.
I'm 6 foot, about 13.5 stone and Alps for the road and either Clover or Dianese for the track have had the best fits for me.
Try before you buy is the best advice.
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