Oxford Melbourne 2.0 Jacket

Just came back from a 100 mile ride to the mountains in 46 degree weather here in Central California. This jacket easily keeps the cold air out with the liner in, I only wore a short sleeve under the jacket and it kept me relatively comfortable and warm the whole way. Was traveling at 55-75 mph so its a pretty good for freeway travel as well. I would get this jacket if you are on a budget but need something to block out the cold.

I got this jacket towards the end of the riding season in 2016 to finish out the fall riding and prepping for the spring of 2017 season.

I was looking for a colder weather jacket as am located in MN and my morning rides into work in the fall tend to be pretty chilly, between 50 and 38 (don't take my bike out below 38 due to road frost). I have only ridden with the waterproof liner in, which does a very good job of keeping the cold air and wind out. (hence the low air flow rating)

With a long sleeve on under it it is fairly comfortable with the liner on the inside. However, like most removable membranes, on bare skin it is slightly sticky and any little bit of sweat makes it very uncomfortable. Without the liner, it is fairly roomy and comfortable from just trying it on off the bike with the liner out.

I am 6' and about 155 lbs. and the fit is pretty true, however a little snug with the liner on the inside. The arms are also a little snug in the bicep region (it is not because I have big guns). It has more of a slim European cut which is nice for slimmer guys like me. The waist straps are also nice for keeping the cold out and keeping it tight to the body. The only problem that I really have is trying to get the back vent open with it on. Next to, if not completely, impossible.

The black with the white accents is a solid looking jacket, that is aggressive enough to be in a full tuck, but also works great with a more relaxed riding position.

With the liner out, it also has a few pockets inside with great storage space, along with two outside pockets that are pretty large.

Oxford dose a solid job of incorporating a lot into this jacket without breaking the bank for the consumer!

This jacket is very comfy and quite durable. My only nit pick is that it feels like you're being choked by a small child.

I pick this jacket up for summer even though it doesn't have a mesh front, but it does surprisingly pass a good amount of air with the vents when open(credit to the buttons by the vents). I Usually ride in the jacket (comfortably) from temps of 50F - 80F. The material feels quite nice and it is light(and that's a good thing). I wasn't too bothered by the rain poncho, for the most part I just leave off the jacket and under my bike seat. Elbow and shoulder pads feel like they will protect you but I was a bit disappointed in the back pad because it was just a super thin foam. But replace that back pad with something nice and you got your set a stylish spring, summer, fall season budget jacket.

Good quality, fits size charts perfectly. A tad snug at first, but loosens up slightly. Waterproof lining works very well (Florida wet weather commuter) I would definitely recommend for a good all rounder jacket.

Great jacket with lot of features. The armor are decent but can be upgraded. I suggest upgrading the back protector since it comes with a filler foam.

The inside water liner is great, although I took it out immediately and use it externally like a second jacket over top when its raining. Looks nice, fits well, the back protection is lacking as most are but overall very happy with it.

I'm 6'2 185lbs
42" chest
Reasonably fit, 34" waist.
Ordered a large and it's 2+ inches short in about every direction.
Chest and waist width are ok if not a little wide. Waaaaay short on sleeves, waaay short on length. Did not come down to my belt and the "generous drop seat" made it to the bottom of my belt standing upright. Relaxed riding position left about 2" of wrist between warm weather short glove and sleeve.
I WANT to like this jacket but the fit is just ridiculous. With the armorbulges and it being so short I felt like Jerry Seinfeld wearing the puffy (pirate) shirt.

I ride an 07 VFR800 so I'm not exactly fully tucked at any point.

I would order an XL but I know the width is going to get crazy with the length barely being different.

It's a return from me. Will look elsewhere.