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This is amazing. New old stock hondaline jacket made in Canada in the 70's. It still has a $234 dollar price tag, which is like $1200 of today's dollars. I don't think even at the thinnest I could get and still be healthy I'd be a 38.

It's only a few short hours from my house, would be a nice afternoon ride, if it were a 44 I'd already own it.

Thoughts? Ok, maybe "Ultimate" is a bit of hyperbole, but man would that look good on a CB rider.....

Nice I used to be that small lol.

I have an original Hondaline one piece textile cold weather riding suit. Held onto it for 40 years, now I'm cleaning out the basement and going to throw it away. Anyone think they can use it? Men's small, silver.

Yes, a great deal for someone who can fit in it. As small as its size is, the seller says it is smaller than that really -- so a 36?

I think the seller got bigger without realizing it, lol. Happens to the best of us. I remember in college thinking I was still 180 lbs and then getting on the scale for competitive Judo and finding out I was 220.

(10-09-2017, 10:44 PM)The ferret_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Nice I used to be that small lol.

I have an original Hondaline one piece textile cold weather riding suit. Held onto it for 40 years, now I'm cleaning out the basement and going to throw it away. Anyone think they can use it? Men's small, silver.

Fit my wife?

Maybe 4 paws I would say I was 5'6" weighed about 130 pounds when I wore it, it's a Men's small. I will take a pic and post it up. It was a great suit. Thinulate lined, washable.

About her size.

if it would fit her you are welcome to it. Wish I still fit in it. Great suit.

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