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Sophisticated Style and Loaded With Motorcycle Rider Features
This syn-suede jacket has a sleek, tailored look that is very slenderizing.
Features Include:
- High, lose collar to deflect wind.
- Removable Cordura ABR back-piece with flexible EVA spine pad.
You select your level of protection: Pad, ABR, or remove both to wear as an everyday jacket. - Reflective logo-patch on back to enhance visibility.
- Trimmed-in thru the rib-cage to reduce wind-sail effect.
- 4 pockets inside & 2 outside to hold keys, phone, ID, wallet, etc. Even a long map pocket in the back.
- Fabric placket over the front zipper to prevent gas tank scratches.
- Back Extensions for easy mobility across shoulders.
- Cordura Abrasion-resistant (ABR) 1000 Denier protection concealed in the inner sleeve with zippered pockets to hold EVA elbow pads that bend to fit you.
- Zippered side vents.
- Longer sleeves keep wrists covered for the handlebar reach.
- Adjustable cuffs for a finished look.
- Satiny lining for slightly more warmth without the weight.
- Lightweight, Just 2 lbs.
- Machine wash & dry. (No Kidding)
The Warm Brown color is perfect for spring, fall and cooler temps (60 - 85 degrees).
Check out the Khaki/Sand, Blue Ice and Light Pink jackets made from an even lighter-weight syn-suede which are perfect for warmer temps (70 - 90 degrees).
from Northeastern Georgia on 6/9/2009
Comments about Classy Rider Around Towner Satiny Lined Women's Jacket - Large:
After trying on several jackets, finding them too small, too short, or just plain ill-fitting, I found and purchased a Classy Rider jacket. Finally, I have a jacket that is large enough and long enough for my 5' 10". In fact, it runs large. And, this is the lightest weight jacket I have seen that has any measure of protection. While there are jackets with far more armor or a tougher outer shell, and thus, more safety in the event of a fall, this one is comfortable enough to wear on those hot days when I'd really rather just wear a tee shirt.
For the fashion conscious, the back armor is easily removed, and with the armor stowed on my bike and collar open, most people would not recognize it as a motorcycle jacket. It is also machine wash and dry, and I've already washed mine with no problems.
Certainly, this is not for road racing, but it is a decent compromise for those who do not want to wear technical clothing with logos all over.