Harley-Davidson and German apparel company Held have collaborated on a range of co-branded riding gear. Held is producing a range of gloves and jackets for the US company which will be available from dealers this year.
The Sambia gloves (SRP £95) are made from kangaroo leather and goatskin with SuperFabric material for abrasion resistance and breathability,
The Rodney gloves (SRP £95) are heavily perforated and have a CoolMax liner for warmer rides.
There are four jackets in the range, all featuring Safe-Tech CE-certified shoulder and elbow protectors, covering a spread of styles and riding conditions. The sole women’s jacket in the range is the Queen II Asphalt (£418), a leather jacket with sporty styling cues and embossed branding on the rear.
For the gents there is the Jester Armalith jacket (£418) made from abrasion resistant denim with leather arms,
The Bailey waxed cotton jacket (£232) which is both wind and water resistant,
The Tropic jacket (£151) made from soft-feel Heros-Tec 600 mesh fabric.
Harley-Davidson;
0208 891 9088;
www.harley-davidson.com