HD High Vis Rain Suit vs Overpass II
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09-22-2009 | 08:08 AM
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09-22-2009 | 08:15 AM
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09-22-2009 | 11:02 AM
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The Aerostitch is a serious suit. It's expensive, but I've heard that it will last a long time.
I'm looking to go the route of just having a riding suit that can handle all weather also. I just have to commit to it. I know that BMW makes several.
Nice photo and achievement of reaching the Contiinental Divide; something else I'll have to do.
I'm looking to go the route of just having a riding suit that can handle all weather also. I just have to commit to it. I know that BMW makes several.
Nice photo and achievement of reaching the Contiinental Divide; something else I'll have to do.
daryl
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09-22-2009 | 11:07 AM
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The gear has to breathe. Full length two way zippers on the pants make putting them on a snap. For the jacket...arm pit zips are a must. These help with air flow even in the rain.
daryl
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09-22-2009 | 09:59 PM
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I've ridden on days when the sun is out but the road is full of water and the water spray from the passing cars and trucks is unreal.
The gear has to breathe. Full length two way zippers on the pants make putting them on a snap. For the jacket...arm pit zips are a must. These help with air flow even in the rain.
daryl
The gear has to breathe. Full length two way zippers on the pants make putting them on a snap. For the jacket...arm pit zips are a must. These help with air flow even in the rain.
daryl
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