New jacket or keep using it

[postaddict]

I've been a Triumph owner for nearly 20 years but recently bought the XR. I have a really cool leather jacket made by Alpinestars but has massive Triumph logos on the front, sleeves and back. So now I'm thinking.. should I keep using it (or does it looks dumb), get a jacket thats not bike specific or consider BMW gear?

[Mareng1]

Will the stitching come out?   Even if you have to put it into a seamstress to do?

Otherwise- just kid-on that you have a Triumph at home 

[postaddict]

I'm told the logos are glued before stitching and leaves all sorts of marks.

Haha.. maybe a reason to buy another bike.

[fozz]

Keep it.I wear my Triumph textiles through the winter [although i still do have a Triumph ]

[bazzer]

I wear my triumph 1 piece on track stall, Daytonas have gone and I now ride a Honda :-)

I have thought about getting the Triumph logos taken off, however life is too short to worry about that.

[postaddict]

I also have the triumph pants but the logo is only on the zipper. They are awesome and a little stealth in the branding.

[Bree]

Wear it because it does what is says on the Tin. Not for the name on the back.

[Low-Brau]

Okay.  Stop thinking about it.  Wear the Triumph gear.

Firstly, Triumph makes very nice clothing.  They are branding the gear as a performer every bit as proudly as they brand the motorcycles.

Secondly, if your riding outfit matches your motorcycle, you're advertising to all the other riders out there that your mother dressed you for the ride today. 

[Bree]

Originally Posted by Low-Brau

Okay.  Stop thinking about it.  Wear the Triumph gear.

. you're advertising to all the other riders out there that your mother dressed you for the ride today.

My mum does dress me, for my daily rides   

[Gazk]

I see lots of kids call Ronaldo!
Well they must be there Mum has stitched there name on the back of there shirt

I had a very good Hein gericke jacket and I'm not call Hein or Gericke.
Does it still fit yes do you like it yes meh keep it you have a story to tell when someone askes.