JOHNO
New Member
I bought a Fox Creek Motorcycle jacket, the "Classic II", about a year ago and was impressed from the time I took it out of the box.
http://www.foxcreekleather.com/60-mens- ... -jacket-ii
Fox Creek has a reputation around the World for quality and customer service and I can verify this first hand.
I've been riding for 35 years, back in March I had to make a quick trip to Roanoake VA from Chattanooga TN, roughly 678 miles round trip, to meet a friend and head back home. I pulled out on a cold morning, rode all day and was home that nite by 8:30. The jacket kept me warm and dry in the light rain that fell in the last 90 miles of the trip. This pic was taken in Roanoake,
Another quality to look for in a good MC jacket is protection in a wreck, April 17th my wife and I were in a sweeping right curve when an on-comming pick up truck crossed the center line and hit us. In all, he took out 6 bikes and injured 8 people, 4 of us had to be flown out by helicopter.
This was us at our last stop,
These pics were taken 3-4 minutes before the collision,
I was running 40-45 mph, the truck was running 50-60 mph..........it did'nt turn out good for us but it could have been much worse had I opted for a cheap jacket. My wife suffered severe injuries, I ended up with a few minor scrapes, a cracked tooth a broken left leg and a compound fracture above the right ankle. We're both still recovering but lets move on to the jacket.
One of my Buddies picked up my gear at the scene and I got my jacket back today, the only real damage was to the right sleeve zipper and Fox Creek said to send it in and there will be no charge to replace the zipper.
http://www.foxcreekleather.com/60-mens- ... -jacket-ii
Fox Creek has a reputation around the World for quality and customer service and I can verify this first hand.
I've been riding for 35 years, back in March I had to make a quick trip to Roanoake VA from Chattanooga TN, roughly 678 miles round trip, to meet a friend and head back home. I pulled out on a cold morning, rode all day and was home that nite by 8:30. The jacket kept me warm and dry in the light rain that fell in the last 90 miles of the trip. This pic was taken in Roanoake,
Another quality to look for in a good MC jacket is protection in a wreck, April 17th my wife and I were in a sweeping right curve when an on-comming pick up truck crossed the center line and hit us. In all, he took out 6 bikes and injured 8 people, 4 of us had to be flown out by helicopter.
This was us at our last stop,
These pics were taken 3-4 minutes before the collision,
I was running 40-45 mph, the truck was running 50-60 mph..........it did'nt turn out good for us but it could have been much worse had I opted for a cheap jacket. My wife suffered severe injuries, I ended up with a few minor scrapes, a cracked tooth a broken left leg and a compound fracture above the right ankle. We're both still recovering but lets move on to the jacket.
One of my Buddies picked up my gear at the scene and I got my jacket back today, the only real damage was to the right sleeve zipper and Fox Creek said to send it in and there will be no charge to replace the zipper.
