womens jackets! - have nice leather coat for sale

[Robert Waters]

Well, when I got around to calling about the woman's coat this morning they were sold out of the large, which is what I needed.  But, shooting my mouth off on this list wasn't such a bad thing (if someone on the list saw my post and beat me to the coat the had last night) because they had my size in men's in the Rainier coat, which is very similar, and maybe even better, at close out price.  I had to settle for black, but that is fine at the price.  rw  Subject: RE: [DSN_KLR650] womens jackets! - have nice leather coat for sale Date: Wed, 14 Apr 2010 21:14:25 -0700 Woman are a little smaller in most cases!!! so that would make there jackets well you get the idea,if you could find a women's XL at New Enough that might work for you,i bought a Men's large from them and it wasn't even close,it went back to them with no problem. To: DSN_KLR650@yahoogro ups.com From: robertwaters@ yahoo.com Date: Wed, 14 Apr 2010 16:10:42 -0700 Subject: [DSN_KLR650] Help with buying First Gear Coat - have nice leather coat for sale New Enough has a woman's Kilmangaro coat at close out, but it is a woman's. What is the difference in it and a man's coat? My Kilmangaro coat was lifted off my bike and I really miss it. It was getting old and faded but was still useful. Anyone have a medium for sale with or without the liner? My liner was not in the coat, so I still have it. While we are dealing, anyone need a really nice heavy leather coat with lots of zippers, liner and gun pocket. This sold for over $400.00. I bought it when I was riding a highway bike. Now that I don't have it and ride a KLR I don't use it. Will sell or trade. Can send pics. http://www.newenoug h.com/street/ closeouts/ textile_jackets_ and_pants/ first_gear/ ladies_kilimanja ro_50_textile_ motorcycle_ jacket.html

[imfreelandian]

I just got one that needs tires. My riding is more towards the touring side of sport-touring. Any suggestions? Thanks, Gerry

[imfreelandian]

I just got one that needs tires. My riding is more towards the touring side of sport-touring. Any suggestions? Thanks, Gerry