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Description
Oxford Route 73 3.0 Classic Leather JacketThe CE AAA rated Route 73 3. 0 mens leather jacket features full grain 1. 2mm cowhide and CE level 2 shoulder and elbow protectors. This classically styled leather jacket is triple stitched for strength, with diamond stitch reinforced panels on the shoulders. Expansion gussets on the upper back and hips give an improved fit and theres a built in, perforated action back pleat, for flexibility on the bike. The innovative MAXFLOW mesh inner placket on
The CE AAA rated Route 73 3.0 men‘s leather jacket features full-grain 1.2mm cowhide and CE level 2 shoulder and elbow protectors.
This classically styled leather jacket is triple stitched for strength, with diamond stitch reinforced panels on the shoulders. Expansion gussets on the upper back and hips give an improved fit and there’s a built-in, perforated action back pleat, for flexibility on the bike.
The innovative MAXFLOW™ mesh inner placket on the main front zip, enables the rider to regulate their temperature: fully closed for colder weather or zipped open on MAXFLOW™ when ventilation is required. The jacket has been tested and meets the AAA standard in either configuration. For colder days add the removable quilted gilet for extra warmth.
Additionally, subtle reflective details offer great night-time visibility.
Protection
- CE AAA Certified (EN 17092-2:2020)
- Level 2 CE shoulder & elbow protectors (EN 1621-1:2012)
- Dual size back protector pocket (back protector sold separately)
- YKK short connecting zip & belt attachment loops for a secure protective fastening with jeans/pants
- Hidden reflective details for night-time visibility
Climate Control
- MAXFLOW™ mesh panel under the main zipper
- Wind blocking plackets behind cuff and front zippers
- Removable quilted gilet
- Perforated leather vented action back pleat
Adjustability & Fit
- Zippered cuff closure with snap buttons
- Snap button closure at the collar
- Adjustable snap hem expansion gusset for a custom fit around the hips
- Ergonomically shaped elbow seam improves CE protector fit
- Built-in action back pleat for added flexibility on the bike
Fabric & Construction
- 100% full grain 1.2mm cowhide leather
- Hidden structure stitching to secure CE zones
- Rolled leather comfort collar
- Cotton lining
Storage
- 3 x external pockets
- 2 x Internal stow pockets
Details
- Quilted elbow, sleeve, and shoulder panels
- Embossed Oxford logo
- Centre front zip guard to protect tank paintwork
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Exchange/Return Notes
- We offer a 30-day return/exchange service after receiving.
- Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
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4.9 ★★★★★
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★★★★★ 1
junk
radio runs hot even when not transmitting. programming cable does not work with win 11. it does work with chirp once you find a 10 year old pc to program it. programming from the front panel seems impossible. knobs are made of rubber and keep falling off. i am sure i will find more once i use it for a while if it lasts.
Update: I was able to trudge through the manual and make the changes i needed from the front panel, took a while with the darn buttons falling off. Manual is not good but with some patience you can work through it. If you need a tiny radio and your budget allows i would look at the anytone 778.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2024
★★★★★ 5
good radio for the money
THE GOOD.. These are very good radios for the money, we currently have 6 of these the oldest is probably 3 years old, we can mounter all local emergency services, easily get into all of our local ham 2 meter and 70 cm repeaters. It IS NOT part 95 compliant by the FCC which means it IS NOT LEGAL for GMRS use, but it can broadcast and receive on all FRS, MURS and GMRS frequency's, use at your own risk on these frequency's. One of these radio's are in a ranch jeep it is our oldest radio, this thing has lived in hot dusty environment, been soaked with water and mud and has held up great. Easy to program with CHIRP.
THE BAD.. They claim the they are 25 watt VHF 20 watt UHF, The ones we have only put out 18-19 watts, which is plenty of power for most repeater operation. The data port and speaker port are side by side on the back if you have your radio mounted to were you cant see the rear and put the programing cable into the speaker port it WILL blow your speaker.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2021
★★★★★ 5
all ok
all ok
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2026
★★★★★ 3
It works, quality could be better
I was going to use this on a trip from Boise to Alaska as a multi use radio to listen to LADD, FRS, GMRS, and talk on Ham frequencies. After programming it and playing around with it, I decided to take my FT7250D.
Like:
Small size
Lots of memories
Audio is OK
Programming cable included.
Multi frequency monitoring, if you’re into that (I’m not).
Dislike:
Quality - knobs are soft rubber and come off easily.
4 frequency displays. Why? Cannot turn them off.
Display text is small because of the 4 displays.
Accessing features and menu items can be confusing.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2021
★★★★★ 5
Superior functionality!!!
Why did you pick this product vs others?:
The size, functionality, and ease of programming make this HAM radio perfect for daily mobile or portable use!!! Superior quality throughout!!! Thank you!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2025