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Were the epaulettes not to hold your gloves? It had a use i'm pretty sure.I agree with everything LA guy says here, Ari. The Schott is worth keeping. I especially like how it lacks the popular epaulettes on the shoulders of so many of the asymmetrical riding styles. I often wonder why they are there in the first place. Did they ever have a function on motorcycle leathers? I always thought they commanded too much attention and took too much of the focus off of the actual fit of the shoulders, some times even adding squared lines to the look. Yours doesn't do this, making it a much more flattering jacket.
Were the epaulettes not to hold your gloves? It had a use i'm pretty sure.
Aero Ridleys are nice if you're looking for a slim fit dr
As a recent owner of an Aero Ridley, I concur.
Pics ???As a recent owner of an Aero Ridley, I concur.
Coincidentally, I was caught between buying either the Schott 3sixteen and the Aero! I didn't ball out and get both though, haSame here, I happen to have both the recent schott x 3sixteen and aero ridley, let me post some comparison shots later.
I'll wear it to a singles-wine-and-other-bullshit party tonight...I'll try to get some sucker to takes pics of me therePics ???