Rain gear
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RE: Rain gear
Of course there's a differance. You can buy a rain suit in wally world for about $12. It will last about 12 miles.
Get a 2 piece suit, heavy rubbarized material, with a melt proof material on the inside of the right leg. I've been using a H-D 2 piece for about 6 years now. It works good in rain and snow. And it keeps you warm on long trips as you layer up. On a cool spring or fall morning, I'll wear it to work, knowing that I can ride in shirtsleeves in the afternoon.
I've also heard a lot of good things about Frog Togs.
Get a 2 piece suit, heavy rubbarized material, with a melt proof material on the inside of the right leg. I've been using a H-D 2 piece for about 6 years now. It works good in rain and snow. And it keeps you warm on long trips as you layer up. On a cool spring or fall morning, I'll wear it to work, knowing that I can ride in shirtsleeves in the afternoon.
I've also heard a lot of good things about Frog Togs.
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RE: Rain gear
I have a "First Gear" pants and jacket setup.
They are sized to go OVER my riding leathers. The jacket is yellow as I wanted to stand out in inclement weather.
The pants have a fabric panel on the inside of the leg where there is likely to be contact with a hot surface.
Add some good GoreTex gloves and some rubber inner gloves and you are ready to ride when the ducks are staying home.
They are sized to go OVER my riding leathers. The jacket is yellow as I wanted to stand out in inclement weather.
The pants have a fabric panel on the inside of the leg where there is likely to be contact with a hot surface.
Add some good GoreTex gloves and some rubber inner gloves and you are ready to ride when the ducks are staying home.
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RE: Rain gear
I wear the two-piece packable fro HD. Here is the link:
http://www.harley-davidson.com/mcm/m...bmLocale=en_US
Just like bobcowan does, I use the jacket on cool mornings going into work. It also has some high-vis coloring, which is a plus on those early mornings.
http://www.harley-davidson.com/mcm/m...bmLocale=en_US
Just like bobcowan does, I use the jacket on cool mornings going into work. It also has some high-vis coloring, which is a plus on those early mornings.
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RE: Rain gear
Thanks for the good advice everyone. I'm still considering. In the mean time I bought a pair of FXRG britches. Water proof. Well vented. Pricey? Yes. But the misses says they make my fanny look real nice. All kidding aside, I already have the FXRG coat and it is indeed water proof. But even though they're very well vented, in the dead heat of summer they're still hot. So I'll still get raingear. Thanks again for the tips. Dave.
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