R U wearing a Triumph Rocket III Leather Jacket?
If so... how is the Rocket III logo attached to the jacket, and could it easily be removed? Do you think I would need to cover the original spot with a large Triumph wings patch or something of that nature?
I think it's the best looking jacket in Triumph's clothing line-up. However, I don't own a R-III... so I'd like to buy one then loose the logo off the back.
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IMO Triumph would have done well to offer the same leather jacket with a Triumph logo. I mean in addition to the R-III version, of course.
Even a Bonneville logo would have suited me a lot better :-D , and could only increase their potential sales.
Hey... :idea: ...anybody know where I could find a BIG ol' Bonneville patch, preferably in leather?
I think it's the best looking jacket in Triumph's clothing line-up. However, I don't own a R-III... so I'd like to buy one then loose the logo off the back.
IMO Triumph would have done well to offer the same leather jacket with a Triumph logo. I mean in addition to the R-III version, of course.
Even a Bonneville logo would have suited me a lot better :-D , and could only increase their potential sales.
Hey... :idea: ...anybody know where I could find a BIG ol' Bonneville patch, preferably in leather?
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Get out! I get compliments all the time. It's also heavy as sh!t and really warm with the Thinsulate liner.
Those Triumph jackets are for poofsters - or at least sport bikers.
The traditional motorcycle road style jacket looked good on Brando but that's about it.
I disavowed and disowned the model in the picture. I don't go around glowering like some rocker punk.
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