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Now through Tuesday, if you buy a Gas Mask bandana, I’m including motolady stickers for free (retail $2)! But move quickly because there are only THREE white ones left!
You can buy them through the MotoLady website with paypal right meow!
MotoLadies in advertising… modeling and riding in the Roland Sands Vada jacket.
I’m rather excited that Roland Sands is making gear for women now too, however it bums me out that their jackets don’t come with the armor installed in the pockets. I feel like less riders will go on to buy the armor, it should be a standard to promote safety.
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The 10-Year Hoodie
Sorry to bombard you with material posts today rather than beautiful imagery as you’re accustomed to… but wandering around the Kickstarter website I found this project. It’s called the ten year hoodie because it’s made to last a lifetime and they provide free mending for a decade. The creators touch on “planned obsolescence” in modern day manufacturing- something many of us motor heads loathe. New bikes and cars may have amazing advances in technology, but these advancements certainly don’t seem to be used to improve longevity. Same goes for our clothes. So why am I posting it here? If you have to ask, you clearly don’t work on your own motorcycles.
This is pretty much the perfect mechanic’s hoodie, as it’s super heavy duty, warm, has big pockets and hood, and has FREE REPAIRS. Anyway, the project doesn’t need your backing, it’s so good they’re well, well, well above their goal already. But I thought you guys might appreciate a heads up, so you can jump on the bandwagon before they go up in price after they’re first manufactured.
New hoodie happiness… FedEx guy arrived with Deus ex Machina goodness just before my birthday! Joyeee.
It’s Kali the Indian MotoLady Goddess!
This sold out “Live Fast” Kali shirt was made by Heavy Clothing (blogspot).
(Thanks Nick Velvet for the tip.)
T-Shirt Research
Alright folks, I need your help with something.
I want to know all about awesome motorcycle t-shirts from shops, blogs, clubs and teams from all over the world.
Please leave a comment on this page if anything comes to mind!
Just ordered more black ones. $12
The MotoLady Gas Mask Bandana now available for purchase through google checkout!
I’ll have a very short run of these at the party tomorrow night. If you’re in the Pacific Northwest, don’t miss it!
Visit the End of the World Ride & Last Party on Earth FB event page »
LIVE TO RIDE MotoLady T-Shirt
New MotoLady t-shirt design! This one is much more male friendly. 
Printed on American Apparel t-shirts, $21. Visit the MotoLady Schwag Shoppe and check ‘em out!
You mean these shirts? We actually have the black t-shirt version I was wearing, along with tank tops in black and white.
….I would love to let you know directly, but you signed ‘anonymous’. We have the shirts for sale at my work, MotoCorsa. You can order them right now for $15. Find our contact info on the website or get in touch with me and I’ll make sure we get you one. But this time, leave your contact info!
The asphalt colored MotoLady Born to Ride t-shirt! Front and back, a view on a human being! (That human being me, of course.) You can buy it in the MotoLady Spreadshirt Shoppe.
Bonjour! I actually got a pair of Icon Heartbreaker riding jeans with Kevlar reinforced knees a couple months ago and have worn them a lot (on and off the bike). I’ll be honest, I don’t think the photo they have does them justice. They’re boot cut stretchy jeans with thick knees, and they’re super flattering. Plus you could almost buy four pairs for the price of the Ugly Bro’s pants.
MotoLady t-shirt in person!
Iron & Resin 2012 brand video gives us vintage loving moto-folk warm fuzzy feelings for sure. I for one am very excited for their new line! Video by the ever-talented and amazing Scott Toepfer.
Not sure if this girl rides, but I want that Ducati accented cowboy hat! Zing!
Photo from SoCal Ducati’s fashion night.
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