Jackets Motorcycle Leather

Jackets Motorcycle Leather

50’s Dog T-Bird Pet Costume This 50’s Dog T-Bird Pet Costume includes a jacket that says T-Bird. The collar on this costume looks like a character that stepped out of Grease. Your dog will be the coolest T-Bird. Sizes: Small (10-12″ neck to hind) Medium (14-16″ neck to hind) Large (18-20″ neck to hind) XLarge (22-24″ neck to hind)…

104A $33.92 Features orange stripe accents heavy duty zippered closure Nehru snap closure collar zippered pockets on the chest and zippered slash pockets two inner pockets with snap closures sleeves that zip closed for a more snug fit and a full lining that unzips for removal….

109B $27.88 Features six patches: USA RT66 SO MANY ROADS ITS NOT THE DESTINATION HANG-UP LIVE TO RIDE. Cut for comfort and trimmed with silver tone hardware. Embroidered patches are included and already sewn in place…

Full Leather Jacket $3.28 …

Motorcycle Full Face Mask $9.89 Features polyester fleece neck area and 3 layer elastic chin, nose and mouth. One size fits most.Polyester Fleece Neck Area3 Layer Elastic Chin, Nose and MouthOne Size Fits Most…

Girls Rock Star Rubber Ducks (1 dz) $6.50 These biker rubber duckies are ready to hit the road. Fun party favors and carnival prizes feature leather jackets, denim jackets, headbands and hats on these duckies who are ready for a ride on a hog. These would be fun for a biker’s birthday party! Duckies are 2″ and do not float upright. 1 dozen assorted styles per set.WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD – Small parts. Not for children under 3 years….

Harley-Davidson Black & Chrome Boxed Zippo Lighter $45.95 Virtually unchanged from its original design 75 years ago, this quality Zippo lighter in brushed chrome joins forces with another American classic. Inlaid enamel and pewter accents in iconic Harley-Davidson color scheme and design make this a unique collectible you’ll be proud to own….

Maxam® Lambskin Leather JACKET- 2X $24.46 This sleek black jacket features adjustable wrist snaps for addedfort 2 zippered chest pockets 2 slash pockets and one inside pocket for billfold wallet sunglasses or cell phone….

Diamond Platetrade Rock Design Genuine Buffalo Leather Motorcycle Jacket (2X) $96.95 Features zip-out liner, silver tone hardware with matte buttons, zippered back vents, zippered wrist panels for covering gloves, and adjustable side laces.Size: 2X…

Diamond Platetrade Hand-Sewn Pebble Grain Genuine Leather Ladiesapos Motorcycle Jacket (Medium) $67.95 Features big embroidered logo on the back that says Love to Ride. Small Love to Ride embroidered logo on the front. Zip-out liner, gun metal tone hardware, and right hand zipper. NOTICE – Price has been reduced because the Pink trim may have shades of black and / or irregular color consistency. They are being sold as is while supplies last.Size: Medium…

It’s not that hard! Most motorcycle leather shops online are legitimate, and offer fine quality products with excellent customer service. Here are a few tips to help you develop a process when judging a site.

Find Something You Like

This would be the first step. Use a Search Engine to find the sites that would most likely have the product you want. Searching for the term motorcycle jackets for example, will yield broad results and show you the most popular sites for that term.  “Pink motorcycle jacket” will yield more specific results, if that is what you are looking for.

Find at least two or three sites and compare prices of similar items. Look for good descriptions and accurate depictions of the product. The picture on the product page should be clickable for a larger image (turn your pop up blocker off!). Make sure the web site gives you all the information you need to make an informed decision.

Things to Look For on a Motorcycle Leather Web Site

Get as much information as you can about the type of leather and its tanning process. Find out if the leather is Buffalo, Lambskin or Cowhide, and if it is top grain, naked leather, or split. A good website should be forthcoming with this information, and even provide you with the thickness of the leather, usually in millimeters.

Avoid sites that use the term “Genuine Leather”. If you encounter terms like Aniline, Soft Milled etc., make sure you understand what that means. If the website defines those terms somewhere easily found, chalk that up to points for up fronted ness.

Look for detailed descriptions that provide you with all of the features of a particular motorcycle jacket, chap, or vest. Type of hardware, snaps, zippers, braiding or embossing, right down to the number of pockets and if they zip or snap shut.

While some written descriptions are all business like, others will highlight a particular feature that the merchant would like to point out, or even try to inject a little humor into the site. That’s all right! If the written description doesn’t itemize every feature of the product, look for a bullet list that does somewhere on the product page.

How Deep to Search?

“Maybe I should stay on the first page of the search engine results to be safe”. Sure, go right ahead! But you’ll be sorry! While it has often been said that most online searchers only look above the fold on the first page, anyone that is looking to purchase a top quality product reaching well into the $200 range would behoove themselves to search further!

The first page for the keyword term motorcycle jackets will certainly get you to the big boys, but not necessarily the best product, most scrupulous vendor, and for sure not the best deal.

Think about it. I’m on the front page, got tons of traffic, why should I lower my prices? Do yourself a favor and explore beyond.

Read the About Page and take note of any contact information. In fact, to get an idea of their quality of service, go ahead and ask a question via the contact page. Speed of response should not be the only factor here. It may take a day or so, but did the representative actually answer your question? Suggest products you might be interested in?

You get the idea, customer service!

Search engines say that two determining trust factors for a website are a physical address, and a phone number. That’s a great idea for a brick and mortar bike shop with a web site.

For the leather shop that deals exclusively online, i.e. dropshipers, a physical address may not be so relevant. For liability reasons, some may not be setup to process credit cards over the phone, and thus may not want to include a phone number on the site.

In any case, there should be ample means clearly marked on the site to contact the vendor. Try it out and see what kind of response you get first!

About the Author:

Biker Mike has been offering quality leather motorcycle apparel to the World Wide Community for over five years. Visit the interactive Biker Site and Leather Shop, Motorcycle Leather Web 2.0, for motorcycle
jackets, chaps, and more, or download the free PDF, The
Definitive Motorcycle Leather Shopping Guide.

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