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Motorcycle Rain Suits

Into every motorcyclists' life, a little rain shall fall



Motorcycles riding in rain



Motorcycle Rain Suits - another necessity? When I first started riding a motorcycle, I thought not. I've got a jacket, I've got jeans, boots, gloves, and a helmet. Why do I need a rain suit? Not me. Nope, wearing plastic clothing over my cool motorcycle stuff would be totally uncool.

I was wrong. The only reason that you wouldn't need rain gear would be if you are already wearing totally, and completely, waterproof apparel. And, if you are already wearing waterproofed apparel, guess what: You're wearing rain gear.


Lovely day for motorcycling?





    Other benefits of motorcycle rain suits:
  • Keeps the mud off your jacket and pants
  • Helps you keep warm in cold and moist climates
  • Acts as another barrier to the wind
  • Lets you ride in foul weather
  • You can hose it down, saving on cleaning
  • Wrinkles never matter; roll it up, stow it away




You also really want to keep your feet dry - gortex motorcycle boots are the way to do it.





Raining in England - again.

My Picks in Motorcycle Raingear:

$62.99
Tour Master Defender Two-Piece Rainsuits

$71.99
Tour Master Elite 1-Piece Series II Rainsuits

$22.49
Tour Master PVC Rainsuits

$34.16
Firstgear Clutch 2-Piece Rainsuits

$49.95
Alpinestars RJ-5 Rain Jacket

$39.95
Alpinestars RP-5 Rain Pants

$13.99
Firstgear Rubber Rain Gloves

$31.99
Tour Master Elite Rain Pants

$49.95
Firstgear Rainman Rain Pants

$49.95
Vega Rain Jacket

$29.95
Vega Rain Pants

$71.99
Tour Master Sentinel Rain Jacket

$71.99
Tour Master Sentinel Nomex Rain Pants

$49.99
Tour Master Womens Sentinel Rain Pants

$71.99
Tour Master Womens Sentinel Nomex Rain Pants

$62.99
Tour Master Womens Sentinel Rain Jacket

$49.94
Tour Master Elite II Rain Jacket

$80.99
Fieldsheer Rain Blocker Undersuit




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