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  1. 08-24-2019, 12:36 PM #51
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    I just replaced a pair of patched up, worn out cool weather rain pants. Not sure how well these will work until the weather gets a lot cooler here. I just ride and get wet when it is 95 to 100 degrees. They seem to be waterproof and give plenty of wind protection. I will know for sure about November or December.

    Order a couple sizes larger if you wear them over jeans.

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    I'll keep using my Harley suit. <here> I highly recommend anything that's really ventilated and hi-vis


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    Quote Originally Posted by RICZ View Post
    My rain gear was made be a Russian guy named Rudolph, because (are you ready for this?) Rudolph the Red knows rain gear!
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    I also use Frogg Toggs...

    Work great, pack small & relatively inexpensive!
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    try Frog Togs. good pricing and excellent rain protection...
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