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Re: Do your leathers suffer baggy ar-se syndrome?
dunno?
i dont look at my @r$e that much, |
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09-08-07, 08:55 AM
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Re: Do your leathers suffer baggy ar-se syndrome?
i had the same prob with my rst leather trousers, fitted great when i bought them, then went as baggy as anything, got rid of them on ebay, just got some dianese leather trousers now, so far there are still a nice fit
 Just gotta get rid of the jacket that i bought to go with the rst trousers to get a dianese one now!! |
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09-08-07, 11:11 AM
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Re: Do your leathers suffer baggy ar-se syndrome?
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THIS THREAD IS USELESS WITHOUT PICTURES   
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09-08-07, 11:46 AM
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Re: Do your leathers suffer baggy ar-se syndrome?
how about some made to measure leathers? Crowtree are amazing!
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09-08-07, 01:27 PM
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Re: Do your leathers suffer baggy ar-se syndrome?
u show us your lol pete
 
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10-08-07, 08:22 AM
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Re: Do your leathers suffer baggy ar-se syndrome?
Oh no Micky t, wouldn't want to inflict that sight on anybody.
 The reasons my leathers are baggy is cos I am too. 
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10-08-07, 02:12 PM
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Re: Do your leathers suffer baggy ar-se syndrome?
Yup, and from what I understood, they are generally designed to...
Otherwise, if they were a tight fit normally, when you bend over to lay on the tank (for that extra 2mph!!!) you're leathers would be too tight and uncomfortable. 
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10-08-07, 02:39 PM
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Re: Do your leathers suffer baggy ar-se syndrome?
does anyone make leather for tall people?! I find they're designed for about 5'8"-10" only. Being slim (read~ skinny)and tall makes it even harder!
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18-08-07, 05:19 PM
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Re: Do your leathers suffer baggy ar-se syndrome?
mine fit that tight i have half the value of them stuck up my ****.back would be a luxury for me but then thats what quiting smoking does for you .
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06-01-08, 01:36 AM
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Re: Do your leathers suffer baggy ar-se syndrome?
I have short legs so I got my MJK 2-piece leathers made to measure by GLF Accessories in Flitwick, Beds. So far I've been extremely happy with them in the 5 years riding they've had. They cater for the very short, the very tall, the very wide and the very skinny.
Pretty soon I'll be buying a 1-piece suit from them for trackdays. |
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