Drize-a-bone duster coat on R18

[Cheshire Cat]

A good look or not? I think it could be pretty practical as works well on a horse. I am going to try it and report back.

 

[Gr8adv]

Ok I think it would look crazy cool. I expect it has terrible abrasion protection. But damn, it would look really cool.

 

[Urgefree]

Figure as long as it doesn’t get caught in any moving parts.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Ok I think it would look crazy cool. I expect it has terrible abrasion protection. But damn, it would look really cool.

Was thinking with leather jeans and my armoured shirt underneath

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Figure as long as it doesn’t get caught in any moving parts.

Has straps that secure the flaps to the legs.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

40 mile journey and back for first service. Predicting plenty of rain but still fancy riding with a bit of style. It’s that or my waterproof oil rig supplied orange overalls.

 

[Gerard]

Didn't know what the hell a Drize-a-bone duster coat could be.
Googled it.
Post pics of you ridind with that, please !
Must be interesting.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Didn't know what the hell a Drize-a-bone duster coat could be.
Googled it.
Post pics of you ridind with that, please !
Must be interesting.

 

[Urgefree]

Name sounds especially sweet if said with an Aussie accent.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Name sounds especially sweet if said with an Aussie accent.

 

[Mr. Efficiency]

I dont like anything much below the waist. For a waxed cotton old school thing I wear a Steve McQueen edition Barbour ISDT jacket impregnated with about 60 additional layers of wax I’ve worn for 20 years. I can wear Bohn body armor under it and pretty much it would hold up in a pretty good tumble.

I’m not sure a duster with an exposed drive shaft bike especially would be the best idea