Cinch the hood tight and use a windshield. Last rain, just the very top of my shirt got wet.

 

One word, ULTRA!

 

Full Face Helmet. Rain is comming from face / neck and running down your chest.

 

With or without the windshield, I wear the HD Gore-Tex, the trick is to get all the adjustments right. Once you get it, it's always done. I adjust the hood to fit snug around my face. I find a ball cap with the visor out to also help when it's raining real hard. I adjust the neck to be pretty snug and usually wear a leather bandana around my neck with the tip outside to allow water from my face to flow over it instead of down my neck. Add the pants, Gore-Tex boots and gloves, I don't get wet, not even around the edges. I use this setup to ride to work in the rain, I unsuit and go to my desk or meetings, looking no different than if I had driven the cage.

 

Sometimes, you just get wet...comes with the territory...

My favorite "How do you?" post was the guy who wanted to know how to keep the wind from blowing up his pants legs...I suggested a Stanley staple gun...

 

Never got my chest wet riding.

 

How would your chest get wet when you're wearing a rainsuit? Doesn't make sense. The water must be running down your neck, you need to make it tighter around your neck.

 

Duct Tape!

 

haha, I was going to say that too, thought it might be rude. lol

 

Don't listen to these guys, they know nothing about riding in the rain. Just toss the rain suit in the Goodwill bin, then ride with you bathing suit on when expecting a lil precipition. Act like yer ridin to the beach.
But in that case a real high wind shield and a full face mask comes in handy to keep the rain drops from pelting yer skin like hail stones smackin a cheese cake!