
Originally Posted by
Highlander
My "Cordura" gear is good for about that, there after I will get wet through unless I put a rain suit type arrangement on as well. I admit I'm going to get wet and do what I can to keep warm.
I have concluded that "Waterproof" when refering to Motorcycle gear actually means Water Resistant for the first few hours.
Nup. It doesn't. That's just what the dririder jackets are like.
Try a 1tonne or Mohsin (MBW) Jacket, and you will see what we mean - they are much better than the dririder for warmth and waterproof-ness. The only thing with them, is they are quite thick and warm - not sure how this will go over the heat of the summer.
In cold or wet conditions, I wear my gloves clamped tightly over my sleeves. This seals my sleeves up nicely. In the summer I'll put my gloves on first and leave my sleeves loose, for that nice cool breeze up my ars^Hms.
Steve
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"Wow, Great advise there DB."
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