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    I had the wax cotton jacket and trousers early 80s-they didn't have stink-people walking past would avoid me as if I was a skunk. lol ;D
     
     

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    Quote Originally Posted by monday21
    I had the wax cotton jacket and trousers earlt 80s-they didn't have stink-people walking past would avoid me as if I was a skunk. lol ;D
    Ha ha, yes, I had forgotten about the smell ;D
     
     

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    Quote Originally Posted by BMWGraeme
    [quote author=monday21 link=1330603998/10#10 date=1330632519]I had the wax cotton jacket and trousers earlt 80s-they didn't have stink-people walking past would avoid me as if I was a skunk. lol ;D
    Ha ha, yes, I had forgotten about the smell ;D
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    No good for the bike but great for keeping the boring old git who frequented my local from annoying me. If you knew him you would realise why they were worth every penny lol ;D
     
     

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    ...and when it rained....your neck went black!
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    Quote Originally Posted by monday21
    I had the wax cotton jacket and trousers early 80s-they didn't have stink-people walking past would avoid me as if I was a skunk. lol ;D

    Me too, and the trousers......a very unique aroma. ;D ;D
     
     

  6. Re: Belstaff a 'British' embarrassment 
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    Quote Originally Posted by DaytonaDog
    [quote author=monday21 link=1330603998/10#10 date=1330632519]I had the wax cotton jacket and trousers early 80s-they didn't have stink-people walking past would avoid me as if I was a skunk. lol ;D

    Me too, and the trousers......a very unique aroma. ;D ;D[/quote]
    They're a bit more sofistimocated now.
    Not like a barbour and all oily. Mine might smell but that wouldn't be the coats fault.
    It really keeps the wind and rain out and looks amazing, it's just a shame it's constructed so badly
     
     

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    I use Spada.... it works, lasts and is reasonably priced.

    Have tried other brands and only Clover has lasted longer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by python
    When I worked at Plowrights Motorcycles in Trowbridge in the mid 70's we sold the Belstaff Trialmaster waxed cotton suits... they sold like hot cakes... they were indestuctable!!
    I didn't know you had worked at Plowrights. I used to go there (once I was old enough, so must have been early 80's)

    I had a 70's Trialmaster I acquired from my brother & yes they did stink
     
     

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevinb
    [quote author=python link=1330603998/9#9 date=1330632313]When I worked at Plowrights Motorcycles in Trowbridge in the mid 70's we sold the Belstaff Trialmaster waxed cotton suits... they sold like hot cakes... they were indestuctable!!
    I didn't know you had worked at Plowrights. I used to go there (once I was old enough, so must have been early 80's)

    I had a 70's Trialmaster I acquired from my brother & yes they did stink[/quote]
    Still got it? They go for big bucks now even if they're damaged.
     
     

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    Quote Originally Posted by dan_geoghegan
    [quote author=Kevinb link=1330603998/17#17 date=1330694570][quote author=python link=1330603998/9#9 date=1330632313]When I worked at Plowrights Motorcycles in Trowbridge in the mid 70's we sold the Belstaff Trialmaster waxed cotton suits... they sold like hot cakes... they were indestuctable!!
    I didn't know you had worked at Plowrights. I used to go there (once I was old enough, so must have been early 80's)

    I had a 70's Trialmaster I acquired from my brother & yes they did stink[/quote]
    Still got it? They go for big bucks now even if they're damaged.[/quote]

    No I checked not that long a go to see if it was still at my mums house. It probably would have still fitted because I was just as fat back then ;D
     
     

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