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Recommended Some Stores

Discussion in 'Clothing' started by MrGreen, Jun 8, 2015.

  1. MrGreen

    MrGreen Moderator Staff Member Moderator +

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    Can anyone recommend some good shops down our south easterly way for leathers? Closer to ashford would be good, but a wide selection is the main focus. Good pricing would be nice aswell, but its mostly just to see how stuff looks/fits for if I find it online.

    Thanks :D
     
  2. MaDProFF

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    Helmet City. nr tatsfield, large stock. and a good ride out too get there :) not too bad prices
    Groombridges, Nr Heathfield not bad.
    Moto Legends huge stock but very hi quality gear, so can be expensive now open Sundays Guildford way though.
     
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  3. MrGreen

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    Brill! Thanks mate. Googling now. Its crazy how expensive gear is even online, gotta make sure it fits good and looks good :thumbsup:
     
  4. deano81

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    lagunas have some bits over at cobbs wood but their prices arnt great. as prof said helmet city is quite good , prob heading up there in the near future as I need a new lid. haven't been there in ages but alford bros in Folkestone used to have a selection of gear upstairs, and not sure if its still there but also was a small place called all bikes over in highfield ind est in Folkestone that had quite a selection of bits
     
  5. MrGreen

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    Thanks. Went to Alford not so long ago, super disappointed as they didn't have a lot in the way of clothing. It was all boots and lids :)
     
  6. BlackHornet

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    bikerbitz in seaford carries small range of leathers, one piece and zip together

    Not a huge store but always order in stuff to try on and we get discount :thumbsup:
     
  7. MrGreen

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    Discount ay. How much we talking :p
     
  8. Tony29

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    How about P&H Motorcycle in Crawley. Big place with all brands of bikes and lots of clothing
     
  9. Tony

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    Motocard, they are online and save yourself fortune!
     
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  10. MrGreen

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    Man tony your not kidding. The jecket I want is like 150 quid cheaper! Have you ordered from there before then?
     
  11. Tony

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    I have... Very good
     
  12. MrGreen

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    Great tip mate, your right about it saving a fortune. I'll just have to go to some local shops and try stuff on to make sure I get the correct sizing. May be a stupid question but I presume the sizing would be the same as it is in the UK?
     
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  14. Tony

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    Yes mate... Same gear
     
  15. MrGreen

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    Cheers mate. May be travelling to Maidstone tomorrow to get the sizing for a jacket. Every store helps
     
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  16. lammyR6

    lammyR6 Moderator Staff Member Moderator + Site Supporter

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    Glad to hear it as just ordered a Givi topbox from them. Super cheap compared to all the prices here!
     
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  17. MrGreen

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    Big thanks to everyone. Think everyones suggestions have helped to save me alot of money :cash:
     
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  18. MrGreen

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    One other question in regards to leather as I've never had any. Perforated or non perforated? I'm not sure how hot leather gets exactly so I'm wondering if anyone with experience could chip in on the matter
     
  19. BlackHornet

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    depends what you want them for. if it's just summer blasts and track days perforated will keep you a lot cooler. if you want something for all year and commuting then non. If you aren't thinking of track days then a two piece makes a lot more sense
     
  20. MrGreen

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    by the sounds of it non perforated makes more sense if that's the case. It wouldn't necessarily be a all year round thing but it also wouldn't exclusively be for summer. Thanks :thumbsup:
     
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