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Originally Posted by Littlepeahead

Maybe us girls could get together and start up a new clothing range called 'The Big Bossomed Biker Babes Emporium'.

But would we get any interest?

How about, "BOOBS"

Bikers Outfits, Only Babes Supplied

Originally Posted by shonadoll

I've always found hein gericke to be great, and have a good range of sizes-right down to tiny and up to big. I've never found a bike shop with three pairs of dusty textiles in, apart from a dirt bike place that had next to nothing.

I suppose it's the problem of sales since only ten per cent of riders are female, but I've always done really well via eBay and hein gericke and I'm cursed with a much bigger than average bust. Daniese are also really good for smaller sizes given they're made for Italians.

Their kit is okay actually thought my leathers are the smallest they actually make, they are kind of big around **** and a bit long in the leg. It also explains why alot of my other kit is Alpinestar/Aria I don't known what is but but if your small dude its a really pain to find fitted clothers, shoes that fit right, bike boots ect.

So will someone make kit, clothes and shoes for people like me!

I buy mine from D&K or from J&S i have lost 3 stone so i have had to buy all new gear in a 10 which both these shops have plenty of but when i was a 14/16 i had to buy blokes trousers which didnt look good

[appollo1]

it is all well and good you women discussing the problems you are having trying to fit your bosoms into leathers but this thread is useless without pictures!!!

[Bibio]

i'm positive that the people who design MC clothing don't ride bikes as everything i see in shops these days it tat, crap and not fit for purpose.

one of my biggest gripes is the words 'removable armour' FFS if it's removable it's no feckin good. clothing is either to tight or to loose.

bike gloves... well it seams that it's beyond man's ability to make a pair that is waterproof.

if manufacturers would stop the 'glut' and concentrate on producing good clothing then they would not have to sell so much at cheaper prices just to get rid of it for 'this years colours' which in turn pushes up prices as they made a loss on the old stuff.