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(Bonus: The sleeves zip off for when warm weather returns!) Pictured: Dani Nolan, in-house counsel, World Trade Centers Association, on her 2002 Honda Rebel. A Winter-Weight FabricA warm wool plaid makes this boxy moto style perfect for winter—and the bright pattern is so festive as a holiday-party-dress topper! Pictured: Adriana de Cervantes, photographer, on her 2008 Harley-Davidson Sportster 883. A Badass BomberA close cousin of the moto jacket, a bomber (think center zippers, knit cuffs, and leather sleeves) is an ideal winter choice—after all, it was originally worn by fighter pilots, before cockpits were heated. Pictured: Julia Haltigan, musician, singer, and songwriter, on her 1970 Triumph Bonneville. Go Mixed MediaA combination of fabrics, here with wool felt and lambskin leather, gives this jacket visual interest and adds a few more degrees of heat. (Speaking of heat, how about those red leather racing pants!) Pictured: Chantal Smith, art director, with her 2014 Triumph Street Triple.

A Fab Faux FurThis Topshop number isn't for the shy! Wooly faux fur was a big trend for fall, and it means you'll stay cozy while turning heads this winter. (Bonus style points for pairing it with some seriously rad orange lipstick.) Pictured: Rachael Becker, owner, Heavy Leather NYC, with her 1976 Yamaha XS650. Get Down With DownA down-filled leather bomber is the ultimate luxury. This one, by Reed Krakoff, stays stylish with cropped sleeves and a rich oxblood shade. Pictured: Kristen Reed, international civil servant to the United Nations, on her 2013 Triumph Bonneville. Thicker Can Be FlatteringIf you're looking for a vegan alternative, this extra-thick style has all sorts of flattering features—it's slightly cropped, with a trim fit and a contrasting collar. Pictured: Julie Yi, nurse, on her 1981 Suzuki DR250SE. Get SportyOur fearless photographer sports a decidedly sporty varsity version in soft suede—the pops of color will brighten any winter day. Pictured: Ashleigh Ide, photographer and retoucher, normally on a 1987 Suzuki Intruder, but here with just her camera.