Jeans
T-shirt, just plain no HD. Long sleeve Carhartt T if I am sunburnt, or it is chilly. I do have a Fuel Moto T
Wolverine USA leather boots, gettin' close to needin' new ones
I do have HD leather gloves, I like 'em, they are very subtle, all black no bright stitching, etc.
I have an HD FXRG extreme jacket that is awesome when it is wicked cold, snowing raining, etc, and I use the liner from that jacket, which is an all black hoodie when it is below 70.

You would have to search for any of the HD emblems, I am just not into it.

My Raingear is the jacket above if it is cold, or a Grundens jacket, and Duluth overpants that I keep rolled up in my right saddlebag.

I think HD makes some decent gear if you look for it, I just can't stand all of the bright lettering, graphics, etc. It's not for me.

 

I have some Harley dealer shirts, but I have lots of other shirts as well. I do have Harley boots. They were a gift from my mom years ago, before I even owned a Harley Davidson motorcycle, So I'm going to wear them until either there is nothing left of them or I die. Which ever comes first. I also have a Harley riding jacket. I needed a new jacket and the girl at the Harley dealer was hot, so................ Actually its a great jacket. Great venting for when its hot and plenty warm when the vents are closed. If someone judges me for riding in a Harley branded jacket and boots, I have a big old @$$ they can kiss.

All that matters is that you're riding.

 

Yepper

 

ahh man my frikkin eyes... Must be "Florida man"...

I wear jeans, work boots and a leather jacket. Bought a no name black jacket from crapazon which turned out to be a decent jacket for the price then I was given an OLD Harley jacket by a fella I rebuilt a carb for, it didn't fit him anyways. It's the only piece of Harley gear I own, not necessarily avoiding their clothing,but also not looking to be the walking billboard either.

Here's some gear for the more "progressive" rider...

 

If I'm buying Chinese riding apparel, I'm not going to pay top dollar. Screw HD and their junk.

 

HaHa; funny thing is that in many cases if you are buying HD gear, you are buying Chinese anyway - at a much higher price point.

I like Harley-Davidson motorcycles and have liked them for a long time; it's the MoCo I could do without. Much of of H-D's gear is decent, yet overpriced. There are better alternatives from the standpoint of function, durability and price.

As mentioned in a post above in this thread, there is a right of passage so to speak graduating from the Lifestyle thing to just riding.

There have been times where, not by design, I was on the V-Strom with black boots, jeans and black leather jacket and other times (not many) where I've been on a Harley with a polo shirt and khakis under a vented one-piece riding suit.

 

I spend more on Harley gear for the kids and grandkids, the wife has a few shirts. The grandkids love Harley stuff and I am not saying no.

 

I just realized I’m a Harley billboard when riding. None at all off the bike.

Except for the HD half helmet I just bought, the gloves, mesh jacket and rain suit are least 5 years old or older bought at local HD dealerships.

They have held up well and work as intended. I could get them cheaper elsewhere but in the helmets case, I got to try many on to get the right fit.

All were purchased with credit on new bike purchase, on sale or points on my HD visa that I got when I financed my 16 FLSS.

I’m not bothered by it.

 

I was at the dealer last week and this yelled “Buy Me” for my granddaughter. Her mommy is also on the board for a small town annual bike fest in my county, so granddaughter is going to do her part to represent.

 

So you felt compelled to show me that, so I now have to go to Harley and buy 2 or 3 of those? Thank You, I have nothing better to spend my money on! Today is the twins birthday, too! Damnit, I already spent a fortune on them.