Decided on these after an exhaustive search for a motorcycle boot that is sturdy, well-made without being clunky, and I wanted a slightly feminine style. These fit the bill wonderfully.

Quality-wise, the leather is heavy but very soft, and it has a slightly cushioned lining.  The foot bed is reasonably well-padded and comfortable.  You won't kill your feet breaking these in; they're flexible right out of the box.  The soles are heavy, the construction is great, and the contrast stitching is a nice touch.  I found the sizing to be true: I'm always an 8, and the 8 fit well.  They're a tad wide and accommodate heavier socks well.  You could easily walk around all day in these.

Stylistically, the boots are more fitted and elegant than the average biker boot, although they're still pretty heavy-looking.  My calves are about 14" and these fit with about 1/2" of wiggle room.  The corset lacing looks great, but contrary to the product description it's really more decorative than functional; messing with the laces won't change the shaft width much if at all.  The strap across the top is entirely decorative.  The look overall is great: it's funky and unique, much more so than the harness-style boots everyone is clomping around in these days.  I swapped out the laces with flat black grosgrain ribbon to play up the corset style, and it looks great.

Given the overall great quality and style, my only quibble is the zipper, which is plastic and flimsy-feeling.  It doesn't look too nice (or at any rate, it could have looked more nice and added to the style, but at best it's mundane) and I can't imagine it will hold up to heavy use (never mind a hot motorcycle pipe, but really, if you're going to ride get true biking boots).  If they break I'll replace with metal.

But otherwise these are cute, comfortable, high-quality boots.  I almost spent triple the money on some fancy Frye's and am glad I didn't.