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Old 02-15-2011, 09:43 PM
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Yes it is me again (I think I should change my online name to the `Taste Police'). I recenlty did a post on Harley Jackets and a good many of you agreed with my rarely humble opinion.

I now think it is time to speak out about the MoCo boot range, outside of two pairs the rest of the boots look like they belong on a swat cop and the others have bits of chrome and things hanging off them that wouldn't look astray on a dance instructor (who incidently bats for the other team).

How about some engineer type boots with rounded toe, maybe with a little hidden shin, ankle protection and say Gortex lining for those wet touring days.

Well folks, what are your thoughts?

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Originally Posted by speedybrother
Yes it is me again (I think I should change my online name to the `Taste Police'). I recenlty did a post on Harley Jackets and a good many of you agreed with my rarely humble opinion.

I now think it is time to speak out about the MoCo boot range, outside of two pairs the rest of the boots look like they belong on a swat cop and the others have bits of chrome and things hanging off them that wouldn't look astray on a dance instructor (who incidently bats for the other team).

How about some engineer type boots with rounded toe, maybe with a little hidden shin, ankle protection and say Gortex lining for those wet touring days.

Well folks, what are your thoughts?

Speedybrother Sydney Australia
Mine have steel toes and a zipper front that go about 6" above my ankles. HD leather boots but got them way cheaper at "Boot Barn". Nothing wrong with the swat boots. Since we don't get much rain here the Gor-tex isn't a factor.
 
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I let my work buy mine steel toes also ... 8" love them
 
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Well folks, what are your thoughts?
I don't think about the MoCo boots..... I have 2 pairs that I like and that's it. Besides if you want some different boots just go buy them. Who gives a ****?
 
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very well said
 
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Old 02-15-2011, 11:28 PM
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Idk. I love my Riddicks. I wear them daily. They have held up very well.
 
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Here in Australia we have very little in the way of choice, most imported boots are for sportbike riders (you know the type Dainesse, Gaernie, Alpine Star and the like). So we have a tendency to buy our stuff on-line. Let me give you an example, here in Australia my FXRG jacket cost $US1,200.00 I bought out of America for $US520.00, hence MoCo webiste is of some importance to us. Agreed in America there are several excellent boot suppliers, why? Because you country contains around 300 million people (big market place), whereas Asustralia is 21 million. It figures that there are a whole lot more riders where you guys are as opposed to here, thus very little choice in riding boots downunder.......so a plain black leather riding boot from the moco is of more importance to Aussies.

Cheers from Downunder
 
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Old 02-15-2011, 11:52 PM
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The Moco has a very large choice IMHO, but maybe tough to get in Oz. Dealers here in the PRK usually have a very large selection, including Gore Tex.

Does Oz import Chippewa or Red Wing?

I have a pair of Chippewa that are excellent.
 
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New Harley boots are Chinese garbage. I have the paramilitary type... total garbage. The first things to go were the soles @ 9 months. Big cracks all the way to the insoles. I used flexible CA glue to fix them. That lasted a few months. Then the zippers started to tear away. The back heel seem split on one boot. Finally the zipper's teeth separated where they were tearing away and the zipper pull derailed off the teeth. I'll never buy another piece of HD apparel. Buy Made in the US!
 
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I can't wait till U get to the finger-less gloves and the A$$-less chaps...
 


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