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Frank Thomas?

Post by jewfzr »

Hey, over here in the states little is known about this stuff. Is it any good? The one place I've seen this stuff the prices are really reasonable and they seemed to be fairly decent leathers. Whats the word on it?
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Post by chris999 »

its alright.... :lol:
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Post by trickdup »

The brand is actually called

'Frank Thomas Half Price' coz everytime you see them they are on sale. Good gear, but never pay RRP!

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Post by 1blue »

I have some of their stuff, its all good kit and very practical. I'd certainly buy more.
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Post by andrew »

I have had quite a lot of Frank thomas gear over the years both leathers and all seasons gear and in my opinion its good stuff.

The found the frank thomas aqua gear allways worked excellently in the rain. And I have crash tested the leathers and they work brilliantly.

They aren't the best or most beautiful products on the market but they do their job and offer decent value for money.
so it turns out.........sometime i do give a f*ck
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Post by CvPiper »

Their new range is quite nice. I liked the black leathers with CF bits at the NEC. Sort of looked like ghost rider ;)
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Post by jewfzr »

Thats it then, Thanks a lot. I'm going to pick up a one piecer tomorrow. Thanks again.
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Post by Mark-Blade »

I agree with Andrew, I have an F/T two piece :oops: Had it a few years now, and still holding up well, had a few zip repairs done, but for the money, not bad.
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Post by speedy(delboy) »

andrew wrote:I have had quite a lot of Frank thomas gear over the years both leathers and all seasons gear and in my opinion its good stuff.

The found the frank thomas aqua gear allways worked excellently in the rain. And I have crash tested the leathers and they work brilliantly.

They aren't the best or most beautiful products on the market but they do their job and offer decent value for money.
I think Andy has said everything.

I am in the same boat as him and would recommend it as a middle to lower end of the price range.
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Post by age »

It's ok mate but can't you get an Arlen ness one piece cheap in the states?

I got a Ness One piece and it top quality stuff :cool:
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