hello,
anybody have experience with this jacket ?
(http://www.pure-ducati.com/images/Product/medium/508.jpg)
I need a jacket and I don't know what to get ... hmm :o
I have one and like it very much. It's a beautiful fashionable jacket, but not in anyway a true riding jacket. It is cut like a regular jacket, not a riding jacket. There is no armor, or pockets for armor, or a back protector and the leather (horse) is quite thin. It makes a good spring/fall weather jacket for when you are not on the bike.
thank you TobyDanger,
I should find something with an armor :)
I have it as well and 100% echo what TobyDanger said...
I went to the shop for that one and left with the 80s non-perf retro jacket.
the historical is pretty though.
Quote from: TobyDanger on June 28, 2009, 01:02:06 AM
I have one and like it very much. It's a beautiful fashionable jacket, but not in anyway a true riding jacket. It is cut like a regular jacket, not a riding jacket. There is no armor, or pockets for armor, or a back protector and the leather (horse) is quite thin. It makes a good spring/fall weather jacket for when you are not on the bike.
+1
I have the jacket and wear it around town for quick rides; I have a second jacket with armour which I use most of the time.
http://www.saltlakemotorsports.com/ducati-hi-tech-leather-jacket.html (http://www.saltlakemotorsports.com/ducati-hi-tech-leather-jacket.html)
by far the best jacket I've owned and in the winter you NEVER get cold.
I had one for a while .
A very nice fashion Jacket but just as others have said , not a riding Jacket .
I didn't wear mine hardly at all so I sold it .
As far as a riding Jacket goes, make sure it fits you snug and has CE Armor in the Shoulders , and Elbows.
Be sure to invest in a high quality Back Protector.
I prefer a separate one rather than one that fits inside the Jacket.
They generally are secured with a closure at the top and a Velcro belt closure at the bottom for a snug fit in case of a crash it stays put where it's suppose to.
Dolph
thanks everyone for their input [thumbsup]