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exharleyrider
Posted 2008-08-20 7:30 PM (#16569 - in reply to #16339)
Subject: Re: Rain gear


Cruiser

Posts: 247
thanks gagirltrixie. sounds like a plan. now if i can just find that made in america sign to post on the trip trunk.
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Breaker
Posted 2008-08-21 12:02 AM (#16594 - in reply to #16467)
Subject: Re: Rain gear


Iron Butt

Posts: 732
Western WA
hgalindez - 2008-08-18 7:10 PM

Frogg Toggs are a great value compared to HD rain suits. And they come with reflective piping on some of their styles and are cut for riding.


+1

I have tested the Frogg Toggs by fire. We rode 7 hours in the rain from Christina Lake BC, to Revelstoke, through Banf and then on to Canmore AB. I don't know who isn't getting wet on the Vision at "speed", but we were doing 65+ mph most of the way on the Trans-Canada and would have been drenched if it were not for the Toggs.

Here's another handy hint: Check your reservations carefully. After that wonderful ride, we discovered that the delightful little Lodge that looked so inviting online was actually 28 miles up the side of a mountain on a washboard gravel road.

Yes, I did take the Vision up there.

No, I don't want to discuss it right now.

Protip: Bears are respectful of the beautifully engineered Vision. Moose, on the other hand, could give a rat's a$$ about the sleek lines and flowing styles.

If I live through this trip, I will elaborate more at some point.

Wish me luck.
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sandman
Posted 2008-08-21 1:49 PM (#16607 - in reply to #16339)
Subject: Re: Rain gear


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Posts: 294
rhode island
Techniks monsoon riding jacket and pants, fully waterproof and warm in colder weather.
spend some money on riding gear this is money well spent. around $500.00
This outfit is also fully armoured.
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STARSHIP 1
Posted 2008-08-21 2:51 PM (#16612 - in reply to #16339)
Subject: Re: Rain gear


Cruiser

Posts: 137
Houston, Texas
Another stay dry tip.........wrap a towel around your neck...keeps the water from running down your shirt

Breaker.............I can't wait to hear this trip story....
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golfer
Posted 2008-08-21 2:55 PM (#16613 - in reply to #16339)
Subject: RE: Rain gear


Cruiser

Posts: 141
I have been thru several rain suits including Victory...The best I have found, and are pretty inexpensive are nelson-rigg and they have absolutely no leaks even in the crotch. Suspenders, wrap around velcroe, zipper, and stirups for the pants. Nothing better that I have seen or worn. Although, I have never purchased really expensive stuff either. If you go online and type in nelson-rigg, you will find reports from magazines on them that say they cannot believe the low price for the high results. I also bought the boot covers, which are the best thing since sliced bread...I get no wetness, anywhere...

Suit:

http://www.nelsonrigg.com/pages/Rainwear-apparel/AX-1-MKIII-Big.htm

Boot covers:

http://www.nelsonrigg.com/pages/Rainwear-apparel/WPRB-100-Big.htm





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