What rain gear to get

[jimb57]

Looking for a inexpensive rain gear that works must be light weight and keeps me dry. Also dont wont to spend to much money.

[BitSlayer]

We bought the Tour Master Elite II rain suits. They work great as we have been caught out a few times in some fairly nasty weather. Keeps you dry, will store in one of the saddle bags for when you need it. Here is a link to the Jacket. You will find the link to the pants on the left nav bar. Hope this helps...

http://www.tourmaster.com/product/Ra...it_Jacket/84/8

[NancysToy]

Cheap rain suits are worth every penny you spend on them. What is your comfort worth?

[srwilli]

I use Frog Toggs, don't know what you would consider expensive, but less than $100.

[shroth]

We bought Frogg Toggs from Revzilla. They are incredibly light, they breathe, & they keep you dry. I think you'll like the price too. I realize as was said before...you get what you pay for....but I truly think these might be the exception.

Looking for a inexpensive rain gear that works must be light weight and keeps me dry. Also dont wont to spend to much money.

[shroth]

Great minds think alike!! I'm sure I got these cheapest version but mine were $45 delievered. They sure do run big though....

I use Frog Toggs, don't know what you would consider expensive, but less than $100.

[goldndawn]

why is me too a thumbs down .. I like the Frogg Toggs

[spydaman60]

I got the brp and the wife got the nelson riggs! hers was about half the price of mine, but we both like the fact they have a lot of hi viz yellow on them for those dark cloudy rainy days!the extra color is worth the extra bucks for safety!

[Bob Denman]

I also like the Tourmaster Elite.
We gave it a real tortue test back in April; three, 600 plus mile days in some real toad stranglers... It passed with flying colors!
One piece suits have one less place to have to worry about water infiltrating...
They're currently retailing at $105... Cheap; after you've had a couple of wet butts!

[Cruzr Joe]

I use Frog Toggs, don't know what you would consider expensive, but less than $100.

Cruzr Joe

[Bob Denman]

If I had to use a two-piece set; it'd be Frog Toggs too!

[Dan McNally]

Frogg Toggs jacket, pants, and boots. They are cut large to go over your clothes. Don't forget gloves. I use Tour Master Dri-Mesh Gloves . . . but get larger than you normally wear . . . at least that was the experience I had. They have a liner in them that keeps your hands dry.

[pwm]

I keep a set of Frog Toggs in the Spyder at all times but I use my Vega's if I go out in the rain.

[Magdave]

I use Frog Toggs, don't know what you would consider expensive, but less than $100.

Yep cheaper on ebay. I got the Road Toad MC jacket for $40 shipped but I got BRP pants for $29 on ebay and they are awesome. I wouldn't pay $100+ for them though. The Road Toad has reflective piping too

[TexasSpyder]

I guess I'm the odd man out, didn't have good luck with Frog Toggs. I really like my River Road High 'N Dry rain suit.

J. D.

[Oldmanzues]

Add me for Frog togs. My last set is the slighly heaver Road Tog (?). Good protection and long life.
they also can double as wind/cold protection when it gets a little chilly out.
Oldmanzues

[Daisyjoe]

Another vote for Frogg Toggs

[sjcpanther]

Bought a Coleman set at Walmart for $30. Coat and pants. Never had a problem.

[RTVIPER]

I rode in 2 hours of solid rain from Sturgis heading to Cody WY and they kept me bone dry. I paid $40 for the 2 piece set. Highly recommend for the quality and price.

[danlnc]

I bought a two piece set from Cycle Gear that has worked great for us. They are Bilt brand name made for Cycle Gear. I think I paid about 80 bucks for the set. I rode back from Georgia in the rain the whole time without a leak. Was a 5 to 6 hour trip.

[jimb57]

thanks for all the info just picked up the frogg togg Road Toads. 2 sets at 98.00.

[ARtraveler]

For raingear, I use textiles. Have one CanAm textile jacket and a couple Firstgear. Also use Firstgear pants. Nothing light weight here. When it rains, its cold and miserable--so the heavy stuff works fine. All have zip in liners for even colder weather.

[chipshotin]

I use Frog Toggs, don't know what you would consider expensive, but less than $100.

Frogg Toggs are the choice for the mrs & I

[edmarino]

I had Frog Toggs and gave them up for Tourmaster elite. A lot more expensive but can compare the quality and comfort.

[Raknid]

I've used a TourMaster Elite for years. Pants seem to have shrunk, bought a pair of Olympia pants which have worked out well also. Do not seem as hot as the older stuff.