Well, this is something I bought from a local leather artisan, tailored to my measurements. It is not S.A. by any means, but I love it! Just wanted to share it with you:
I know what you mean about the storm flap! It's about 2 inches wider than it should be, but I like it anyways... It is made from goatskin. The price was about $180 USD.
_ wrote:Yes - I've been birch-slapped by wearing my TNO CS on my bike. Others have said they don't have problems with the design as a riding jacket, but for whatever reason at 35mph it starts oscillating... The A2 is fine bug it has snaps on the collar and the throat latch seems to control the storm flap...
Ouch... that's gotta hurt!
You know... Whenever you point this details like the snaps on the collar and the throat latch, makes me want to desing a "reimagining" of the indy jacket with those details... Do you have any ideas as to how to make the jacket more, ehm... functional, shall we say?
Yeah ...don't get an Indy jacket! as much as we love this jacket, its just not the most functional design out there. You could add a throat latch to the collar. That would solve the birch slapping. Reminds me of a joke about two wood peckers arguing about whether a tree is a son of a beech or a son of a birch...
Hollowpond wrote:Yeah ...don't get an Indy jacket! as much as we love this jacket, its just not the most functional design out there. You could add a throat latch to the collar. That would solve the birch slapping. Reminds me of a joke about two wood peckers arguing about whether a tree is a son of a beech or a son of a birch...
But If I don't have an Indy jacket, then how could I be in Indygear?