Looks a lot like the dainese 72 Nero I have. Only this has the thermal liner and mine doesn’t and also this has a buttoned collar which seems to be working better.
I wonder with the new awareness for climate and animal care people will not want leather i suppose bikers are a different grain.Nice jacket could wear it on any bike.
if people stop sitting on it in their cars it will save more cows than what we get to wear around here. Also as long as you don't buy a full closet of jackets it is something you do use for several years so it is not a wasteful use.
@@axelfiraxa Perhaps but thats another story, with cars .I just wanted to put the aspect out there to see if people buy textile wear instead of leather i think the trend is there,also when i ride at least here in Germany most riders are wearing aramid shirts in summer and gortex jackets in spring. I have a HD leather jacket and hardley wear it.
@@scootjockey It is a matter of technology improving to the point that it can be an unquestionable substitute for a material that has been as protective gear for two thousand years. Kevlar came on the market a few decades ago, including one-piece track suits. But kevlar doesn't have the longevity of leather. I had a low speed crash while wearing kevlar gloves; the abrasion resistance was there but not the protection that comes with reenforced layers. Today I ordered Knox Urbane Pro Utility shirt; I think it will help people have protection and move away from leather(?)
@@Ramon51650 I have had a few spils in my 40 years of riding bikes and i hardley wear my leather jacket and my leather trousers have cobwebs on them. I move with the tech if only in motorcycle wear.It does not matter what you wear if you hit solid objects bones break and as for sliding down the road like a GP rider well there is to much traffic for that one car will alwways stop the momentum. Leather has its charms for sure and the leather jackets at Urban Rider are top but i think the trend will go away from leather that of course is just and old bikers opinion.
Looks a lot like the dainese 72 Nero I have. Only this has the thermal liner and mine doesn’t and also this has a buttoned collar which seems to be working better.
I fell in love a few years ago with the first version of this jacket. Still being satisfied with it. Very good quality. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Great to hear!
Twenty years ago, I would have liked this, but there are so many more attractive jackets around. Very good price, though. Fits well, too.
I was thinking the exact same thing.
Quality piece. Is the quilted liner full sleeve or vest only?
This clip is Designer approved ✅
Full sleeve.
I wonder with the new awareness for climate and animal care people will not want leather i suppose bikers are a different grain.Nice jacket could wear it on any bike.
if people stop sitting on it in their cars it will save more cows than what we get to wear around here. Also as long as you don't buy a full closet of jackets it is something you do use for several years so it is not a wasteful use.
@@axelfiraxa Perhaps but thats another story, with cars .I just wanted to put the aspect out there to see if people buy textile wear instead of leather i think the trend is there,also when i ride at least here in Germany most riders are wearing aramid shirts in summer and gortex jackets in spring. I have a HD leather jacket and hardley wear it.
@@scootjockey It is a matter of technology improving to the point that it can be an unquestionable substitute for a material that has been as protective gear for two thousand years. Kevlar came on the market a few decades ago, including one-piece track suits. But kevlar doesn't have the longevity of leather. I had a low speed crash while wearing kevlar gloves; the abrasion resistance was there but not the protection that comes with reenforced layers. Today I ordered Knox Urbane Pro Utility shirt; I think it will help people have protection and move away from leather(?)
@@Ramon51650 I have had a few spils in my 40 years of riding bikes and i hardley wear my leather jacket and my leather trousers have cobwebs on them. I move with the tech if only in motorcycle wear.It does not matter what you wear if you hit solid objects bones break and as for sliding down the road like a GP rider well there is to much traffic for that one car will alwways stop the momentum. Leather has its charms for sure and the leather jackets at Urban Rider are top but i think the trend will go away from leather that of course is just and old bikers opinion.