GAITERS. What you need is GAITErs. They fix eactly that problem. $12.50 from the friendly K Road army surplus. Opposite the billboard of the chick with the huge tits. You can't miss them .Originally Posted by Gremlin
GAITERS. What you need is GAITErs. They fix eactly that problem. $12.50 from the friendly K Road army surplus. Opposite the billboard of the chick with the huge tits. You can't miss them .Originally Posted by Gremlin
Originally Posted by skidmark
Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
You can also get overboots, from motomail i think (mine came from germany)Originally Posted by Ixion
they slip ofer the front of your boots and velcro up at the back. bloody awsome. Only once have I managed to get water passed them, my own silly fault for standing in the river.
Motorbike only search
YOU ONLY NEED TWO TOOLS IN LIFE - CRC AND DUCT TAPE. IF IT DOESN'T MOVE AND SHOULD, USE THE CRC. IF IT SHOULDN'T MOVE AND DOES, USE THE DUCT TAPE
Tried using a size or two bigger?Originally Posted by XP@
i've got a 2-piece tecknic rain gear. think it was $120. the pants are chest high with shoulder straps, and have zips on the legs to get boots over. i cut the liner out of the jacket to make it a little lighter, and now it packs down to about 5cm by 20cm square. it doesn't leak at all, and fits right over my leathers. and instead of fucking around with trying to keep my boots dry, i just either wear no socks, keeping them dry in my bag, wear 'seal sox' - awesome waterproof ones from any adventure shop, or put a plastic bag inside my boot (makes it a bit slippery though)
Quite right, waterproof boots never are. What you need is GAITERS. From your friendly local Army Surplus place . $12.50 in Dorkland and cheap at the price.Originally Posted by marty
Originally Posted by skidmark
Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
Best/cheapest/most effecctive waterproof trou Ive bought were the $10 jobbies from the Warehouse. --they dons leak and keep my legs dry as a bone. Yep they are shite and only last a few months -but at $10 who cares
To see a life newly created.To watch it grow and prosper. Isn't that the greatest gift a human being can be given?
Actually , the Warehouse had two grades of leggings last winter - thickish PVC ones in yellow (and green - I think the green ones were the same as the yellow ones , except for colour); and black ones, that were a different make, different fabric, better made and (I think) $19.95, about twice the cheap ones anyway.Originally Posted by FROSTY
One advantage of the black ones , they are more flexible and easier to pull on - and you don't look like a roadworks. I bought some of both types, all seem quite waterproof. Up to 4 hours in heavy rain anyway, but maybe not under severe conditions or submerged.
Originally Posted by skidmark
Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
Mate I hate to ask --but WTF do you call severe conditions if 4 hours in heavy rain aint ?? and submerged -If my legs are submerged in water whilst Im riding--I got a shit load more to worry about than wet legsOriginally Posted by Ixion
![]()
![]()
To see a life newly created.To watch it grow and prosper. Isn't that the greatest gift a human being can be given?
S'ppose y'r one of those boring types wot stays on the actual road.Originally Posted by FROSTY
Actually, for some reason I've found that 6 hours seems to be about the crunch point for waterproofs. Around then is when gloves and boots seem to pack up,leggings start oozing round the crotch and lower leg , and jackets get wet around the neck. Worst thing for leggings is not actual rain , it's heavy trucks going past (overtaking, or going the other way). They throw up a solid wall of water and it comes UPWARD , and gets in up the legs and into pocket slits.
Originally Posted by skidmark
Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Bookmarks