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    • DO NOT INCLUDE LINKS TO 3RD PARTY SALES SITES Copy/paste your ad to BARF and make sure it includes the info above.
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    • Pricing - Know the current market value of the bike. Check Kelly Blue book, NADA, CycleTrader, Ebay, Craigslist (even though some people on Craigslist are asking non-realistically high prices and will never be able to sell the bike at their asking price), and know what the current market value of a similar bike is before considering a purchase. Consider the maintenance work or fixes that YOU need to do to the bike, and factor that into the price. It is ok to pay more for a bike that has had all of the maintenance work done to it recently, or pay less and get a bike that needs some work, but you must know this in advance and be ok with it.
    • Inspecting the bike: if you are not experienced yourself, have a mechanic or an experienced friend check the bike before making a purchase. Crashed bikes:This is even more important if you are buying a bike that is being sold at a cheaper price with damages that the buyer is required to fix. In these cases, doing a frame check that will show any frame/fork/geometry damages is HIGHLY recommended. Do NOT simply rely on the information that the seller is providing, even he/she may not be aware of all the problems. Have the crashed bike checked and know what you are getting into.
    • Clean title, Salvage title A clean title doesn't mean the bike is free of serious issues. A Salvaged title doesn't mean the bike may have any problems. Every case is different. Some bikes are seriously damaged in a crash, but an insurance claim is never made on them, so they still have a clean title. Some bikes have had mostly cosmetic damages in a crash, but the insurance company decided to pay off the bike and salvage the title rather than spending the money to fix it. Know what you are getting into and don't make any assumptions based on what the seller is telling you.
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Joe Rocket Jordan Replica Leather Jacket $89-$120 !!!

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jorbar1551 said:
is it against the rules to be sportin a suzuki jacket while riding a yamaha?
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eFF no there's no rule against rockin' a suzuki jacket while riding a yamaha. shit, i roll on my gsxr 750 while wearing my honda vfr jacket! don't give a uFFF! do what YOu want to do. :thumbup
 
btw I just bought one too!!! har har har!!! yellow/red. i friggin HATED the design, always thought it was the ugliest peice of shit street/race jacket replica EVER!! BUT SHIT for 120 bucks, i'd have even gotten that sky blue jacket!

Thanks to the cat who started this THREAD! :Port cheers to you!
 
Yea... Now, stitched and glued on emblems... I bet with an exacto and patience you could remove them... if I could remove the big emblems and dye the baby blue darker, I'd be happy, if not, I don't care. :p I'll be sporting the blue... will definitely dye / paint it darker. Or pink
 
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so i just got a present from the fed ex guy, and i gotta say the best 89 bucks ive ever spent on anything moto related. even though im not a jordan fan, this jacket kicks ass. the inside vest is covered in the design from the outside sleave and has all the other team riders names and numbers mixed into the design. the detail on the jacket is amazing, couldnt find anything wrong with it not even a loose/ misplaced stich. the blue is not quite like the blue in the pics and the jacket is GREAT!!!!!!

Im thinking of just wearing the thing all day to run my errands even though i wont be on the bike:wtf
i payed the regular old shipping and got the jacket two days after placing the order, i did get a size bigger then i normally wear but it's ok cause i plan on wearing stuff underneath it.
thanks to the original op for letting everyone know about this great deal.:thumbup
 
spddrcr said:
so i just got a present from the fed ex guy, and i gotta say the best 89 bucks ive ever spent on anything moto related. even though im not a jordan fan, this jacket kicks ass. the inside vest is covered in the design from the outside sleave and has all the other team riders names and numbers mixed into the design. the detail on the jacket is amazing, couldnt find anything wrong with it not even a loose/ misplaced stich. the blue is not quite like the blue in the pics and the jacket is GREAT!!!!!!

Im thinking of just wearing the thing all day to run my errands even though i wont be on the bike:wtf
i payed the regular old shipping and got the jacket two days after placing the order, i did get a size bigger then i normally wear but it's ok cause i plan on wearing stuff underneath it.
thanks to the original op for letting everyone know about this great deal.:thumbup
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According to the fedex tracking site, mine is also due to arrive today. Post up your pics people!!!:teeth
 
now i can wear it with my official(came off of holden's bike) jordan sweat band
 
I used priority mail on mine, USPS seem to be the only ones with their shit together. a california based computer supplies place, SVC.com ships priority and I have actually ordered things at 7PM on a monday and had them, in the mail, on tuesday. Also, USPS works on weekends... honestly if I could I'd ship everything through the post. I was surprised that shipping was only 15$, I thought that mail got exponentially more expensive as size increases... funny thing, it can also be tiny. I bought a molex pin tool from SVC once and using priority mail I think it was something like 62c shipping or maybe a dollar even
 
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Mine arrived today, and I decided....WTF....I'm taking off the patches. So here is what you're going to need if you decided to remove them.
1. patience
2. time
3. razor blade (new)
4. tweezers (good ones, preferably with a angel)
5. seam ripper, I only used mine a couple of times to get around some difficult corners
6. goo gone, yes, it works!!!
7. clean cloth, for apply the goo gone
8. paper towel

Here's how I did it:

1. Remove the armor and the liner in the jacket
2. Remove one patch at a time, being very careful not to slice the leather (I inflicted a couple of micro slices, but overall no damage to the jacket :thumbup)
3. Apply the goo gone. You can scrap the big chunks of glue off with your finger after you soak them with goo gone. It's sticky business, so have your paper towel handy. As an added bonus; there are some pencil outlines on the jacket, underneath the patches, that were probably used as reference points for applying the patch, the goo gone gets rid of those as well. yes.......
4. Use the tweezers to remove the stitching. Every once in a while, you'll grab a thread that will give a bit of resistance. You'll want to pull this thread out, as it is the mother thread and will remove a bunch of stitches with it. :cool
5. after removing the stitches (you might have some small ones left, get them later) apply another round of goo gone. the stitching will sometimes hold some glue
6. repeat until all the patches you want off are off. Here's a tip: the leather patches are the hardest to remove (the Jordon suede one along the sleeve is the hardest) If you don't mind the leather Joe Rocket symbol on the back, keep it on cause that thing is double stitched and leaves a bunch of holes behind. The plastic patches are cake, yes, that's right cake bitches, NOT pie.
7. After you get all the patches off that you want, go back and check for threads and clean those up. This is where the angles tweezers come in handy.
8. You just put a nasty chemical all over your new jacket. Get some warm water and a clean cloth and clean that thing. Let it air dry.
9. Treat with a leather cleaner and conditioner, if you want. I didn't.
10. Put the armor and liner back in the jacket. You're done! :teeth

The first pic is the sweet box of goodness. Along with my jacket, I got my wife a jacket (which fit her nicely and she really liked), and a pair of JR gloves. I'm glad I only paid $15 for those, cause that's about all they're worth.
2nd pic is the jacket front before (sorry about the pic don't know what happened), 3rd pic is the jacket back before, 4th pick is the back with some glue and stitching on it. I'll put the finished pics in the next thread.
 

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I did the whole back in one go, but it's easier to do one patch at a time. I left the Z in the Suzuki on because it is sewn into the stitching that holds the zipper and couldn't really figure out a way to get it off without some difficult slicing. As far as letters go, the Z is pretty cool, so what the hell. I also left the registered symbol on, because I like it. :)

The 1st pic is the back of the jacket clean, the 2nd, the front clean, and the 3rd, is Jordon dumping the rocket.

Thanks to New Enough for a killer deal. And even though the M. Jordon jacket looks too bling, I think it's cool that he's in Superbike. If you look at the patches, there are sponsors there who wouldn't be around MC racing if it wasn't for the fact that his airness brought them along with him.
 

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I don't know if I'm going to try to get the jumpman lettering off, as it's painted on and I don't want to ruin the white paint as well. You can see the holes left by the stitching, but after you get 3 feet away you really can't tell they're there, and while riding no one will notice. BTW: the jacket is really nice. The leather is the good stuff and very supple. Lots of nice touches and features through out the jacket. :thumbup
 
damn dude, you did a really clean job. :thumbup I probably won't go through that trouble, but hey, you do the damn thang!
 
i just got mine today. It is definitely a sweet leather jacket for $120!! But, unfortunately, the size i got is too big. I knew it from the time when I ordered it, but I was hoping it;'d work out...but nope. I'll be posting it on Ebay and maybe i'll make a few bucks off it:thumbup
 
rsrider said:
I don't know if I'm going to try to get the jumpman lettering off, as it's painted on and I don't want to ruin the white paint as well. You can see the holes left by the stitching, but after you get 3 feet away you really can't tell they're there, and while riding no one will notice. BTW: the jacket is really nice. The leather is the good stuff and very supple. Lots of nice touches and features through out the jacket. :thumbup
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awesome job man!!!!! im gonna follow what you did to remove the patches and stuff

im considering ordering a black one i love the design of the jordan jacket the only thing that turns me off is the BIG jumpman on the back other then that i like it alot.. plus i ride a suzuki :cool
 
Hopefully I can do some pics in a few days of the blue one post emblems and post painting / dying... want to get a nice deep blue finish. Sadly, the jacket is NOT symetrically sewn [look at the back, the left side of the yellow part is 'wider' so I can't totally bling it out, but it should look good :)
 
Just got home and saw the box sitting in front of the door!! I needed a jacket and figured .." shit for 89.00 bux who cares it's baby blue" hahaha...
 
XD exactly!
I was tempted to tell my two moto co-workers, but I realized if all 3 of us wore the same jacket that'd be kinda gaRy
 
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