Live your style - clothing for the Harley

You can ride around in a standard gray, membrane-protected motorcycle suit and not even take off your flip-up helmet at the gas station. Equipped like this, you can have fun on a Harley - after all, it's a Harley and you always have fun on it somehow - but it's not exactly W&W style. These clothes are useless in the Darien Gap (you'll have other problems there!), they don't keep you warm on the Ice Road and you'll look like an alien on Cuba or the Born Free Show.

Practical and stylish - yes, this is possible!

Members of Harley-Davidson's Wrecking Crew or Erwin "Cannonball" Baker - these guys knew that the clothes you wear when riding a motorcycle have to be practical above all. Durable, but not too stiff so they would restrict or even hinder your movements. And over time the sweaters, pants, neckerchiefs, boots or leather and wax jackets would develop a truly unique, simple and robust style. Today we find this in the products of Dehen, Pike Brothers, Rockmount, Vanson and Wrecking Crew. Often enough, these clothes started their career in the army or navy for bad weather and adverse conditions. Because the guys on the frigate or in the trenches knew what was practical, good and warm. Clothes which perform well under such conditions are also suitable for a civilian Harley life. All according to the motto "What's good for the WLArmy is also good for Knucklehead, Panhead, Sportster and most other civilian models!"