I like the Tourmanster Elite 3.0 Rain pants with Nomex (protects leg from hot pipes)
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/t...mex-rain-pants
I think they are worth the little extra. They are strong and fit over your riding gear. Quick easy on and of without removing boots (zippers on legs)
Steve
I have ridden 6+ hours in the driving rain and not gotten wet with the Tourmaster Elite 3.0 (very important to get the Nomex heat protection)
Steve
I have a set of WetSkins with a reflective trim that are very good. Not a fashion statement by any means.
2013 F6B in black of course
A couple of guys bought the raingear with heat protection against hot pipes. Where are you running into hot pipes on the F6b
Bummer. Mine work great. Been in a few downpours too.Originally Posted by baiao
Rode to Tx Hill Country last weekend. I was in moderate rain for about 2 hours .. New Frogg Togg pants did not keep me dry.
The jacket worked fine..
BTW .. these are brand new set of Frogg Toggs.
I believe the leak came from the seams not completely sealed!
I will assume Frogg Togg is more repellent not water proof..
I LOVE MY FROG TOGGS!!!!
"If it moves, paint it."
Back in the early 80's I bought a DriRider rain suit, only because it was the only thing available in stock at the local dealer.
It was a one-piece suit, worked great in the rain, I used it for quite a few years, always kept me dry.
After riding through a torrential downpour last year, decided to get a new one.
The new DriRider is just as well made as my old one, packs up fairly small, only had a chance to use it once, but it kept me nice and dry.
http://www.bikebiz.com.au/product_im...18175_zoom.jpg
I use Alpinestars all good so far
https://www.canadasmotorcycle.ca/alp...-rainsuit.html
THANKS FOR THE FEEDBACK,, TIME TO GET BETTER RAINGEAR PANTS ..
Still use the Belstaff waxed cotton gear, haven't figured out the waterproof boot covers or gloves yet, hard to find here!
Chris
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