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    Quote Originally Posted by willtill View Post
    They are talking about a "heat dome" positioning itself over major parts of the U.S. from now and through the weekend.

    And I have a Poker run that is probably going to sap all of my energy this Saturday...

    Speaking of heat... and motorcycles... and sweating.... I made a discovery of sorts a couple of days ago, it was sort of "embarrassing" after it was pointed out to me.

    Seems that we all sweat in the saddle while riding in these summer temperatures. I had rode for a couple of hours last weekend and then decided to pull into a local watering hole for a beverage. Getting off my bike and then into the establishment; the friendly barmaid asked me "why are your jeans all wet"? and I replied "what do you mean?" and she said that "you look like you wet your pants" and sure enough when I looked at the reflection of my backside; my fades jeans were completely wet

    Now I have developed a case of self consciousness each time I get off my bike after a run in these temps, and can't quite figure out how to deal with it.
    Have you got beads on your seat? They've helped me immensely.

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    As far as the sweaty pants I use my old Harley Davidon Circulator Seat pad which flows air under your ass. It will help but some days there is not much you can do. It makes a big difference and if it rains you can pull it out and your Mustang seat seams wont get you all wet.

    I know it seems like it would be hotter than wearing a t-shirt and shorts to wear the gear but it actually keeps you cooler in the long run. Also you are better protected from the sun and the road rash.
    Steve

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    The air pants really do work...I wear them with,https://www.cyclegear.com/gear/bilt-...-riding-shorts, and everybody stays cool !!! I wear their tops as well.
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    Are the heat out underwear better than under armor?
    Steve

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    Quote Originally Posted by bgd8rd View Post
    I'm feeling you over here in KC too. Just a brutal summer. I mean the humidity just won't stop. Miserable. Where is 88 degrees and 50% humidity when you need it....? :-|
    Yeah and I mean that ain't that great but its so much better than what we have.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stevenolts View Post
    I live in Ofallon, MO and it has been brutal this year. I am trying to wear my gear on the way to and from work.
    The Dainese mesh really flows air way better than my other mesh gear.

    I tried my old Scorpion mesh jacket yesterday for a change and about passed out on the way home. The Dainese is way better!!!

    I bought a Dainese Air Frame Jacket
    http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/d...textile-jacket


    Dainese Drake Super Air pants
    http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/d...-air-tex-pants
    Steve
    Are the pants cooler than motorcycle jeans with kevlar?
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    They are cooler than regular jeans / Levis
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