Lamonster
SpyderLovers Founder
Never owned a set that didn't leak and I've owned about 6 sets now. :dontknow:
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U get what U pay for...
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Never owned a set that didn't leak and I've owned about 6 sets now. :dontknow:
wyliec
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larrymz3
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That's what I was wondering. They make several different models, and not sure which to get.
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spyderbirds
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The wife and I have the Road Toad suits by Frogg Toggs and so far we havent gotten wet in them. we road in some moderate to heavy rain although only about 20 minutes of it last month. I think any gear will get you wet eventually if you ride long enough in hard enough rain.
ThreeFeet
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:agree:
IGETAROUND
Active member
For what it's worth: these are pictures of my riding suit purchased from TEIZ. It is a mesh suit with insulating layer and waterproof layer both removable and with the inclusion of electric gear and gloves should allow freezing to 100 degree riding with comfort. This was custom manufactured with shipping included for $525.00.:yes::clap:nojoke
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Trickie Dick
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I got a Bass Pro Qualifier jacket and pants. I got the jacket off ebay,new with tags, at a greatly reduced price and I got the pants in one of their stores on the sale rack at 70% off. Also new. They are gore tex and waterproof. The jacket has a hood. I haven't had a opportunity(?) to ride in a heavy rain yet but they are guaranteed to keep you dry.
The 100 mph series is a little heavier so I went with the lighter pro qualifier.
effgjamis
Ride Forrest Ride!
Hummm.... cage..... I guess you tow the cage while riding or do you just stop and call the Chauffeour...:roflblack::roflblack:
SpyderAnn01
Active member
My husband wears Aerostitch and he loves it. The quality is A+. It isn't one size fits all they make alterations to fit your measurements. You absolutely get what you pay for!
mastertek2000
New member
I love my REV'IT! Pacific H2O Rain Suit works great have yet to find some part of me wet when it rains they are made in The Netherlands. who else knows more about water
$99.99 free shipping
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/revit-pacific-h2o-rain-suit
REV'IT! Pacific H2O Rain Suit
In developing the PACIFIC H20 rain suit, one of the main goals was to make it easy to put on in just a few seconds – about the time it takes you to get soaked during a heavy shower. Mission accomplished. The solution lies not only in the long, diagonal front closure, but especially in the newly developed, non-stick, PVC-free coating on the inside of the Power Nylon outer shell. The result is a 100% waterproof, breathable, and very practical all-weather companion that will meet the demands of any rider. Convenient features include a storage pocket on the upper leg. For safety, reflection panels on the shoulders and lower legs ensure great visibility. If you need to stand out in traffic even more, the PACIFIC H2O comes in a high-visibility neon yellow option.
PROTECTION FEATURES
$99.99 free shipping
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/revit-pacific-h2o-rain-suit
REV'IT! Pacific H2O Rain Suit
In developing the PACIFIC H20 rain suit, one of the main goals was to make it easy to put on in just a few seconds – about the time it takes you to get soaked during a heavy shower. Mission accomplished. The solution lies not only in the long, diagonal front closure, but especially in the newly developed, non-stick, PVC-free coating on the inside of the Power Nylon outer shell. The result is a 100% waterproof, breathable, and very practical all-weather companion that will meet the demands of any rider. Convenient features include a storage pocket on the upper leg. For safety, reflection panels on the shoulders and lower legs ensure great visibility. If you need to stand out in traffic even more, the PACIFIC H2O comes in a high-visibility neon yellow option.
PROTECTION FEATURES
- Outer shell: PVC-free PWR|Oxford with PU coating, PVC-free PWR|Oxford EN471 with PU coating (in Neon Yellow color only)
- Waterproofing: 100% waterproof
- Composition: 100% polyester (100% polyurethane coating)
- Visibility: reflection at shoulders and legs, reflective logo at chest and back
- Fit: tour fit, regular
- Adjustability: adjustment tabs at upper arm, cuffs and ankles
- PVC-free
- XL front zipper
- Elastic at waistline
- Includes transport bag
- Stash pocket on left leg
- EN343 certified
CJ/johnnyg
New member
Well you don't live in Fl. You never know when they are going to hit. and besides the spyder rides with no problem in the rain.
mastertek2000
New member
it's not the money part i have a problem that suite will take up one hole saddle bag
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SethO
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I will say sell your bike and drive one then. The idea that you would ride for any amount of time and not hit bad weather is what people in the bar that have a bike in the garage lie to themselves about.
Best place on the planet, my blem (which I have yet to find) road crafter jacket was the best 375 bucks I have ever spent on gear, it does everything well and a few things great. Made by MC riders for MC riders that really ride there bikes, if you spent a majority of your time in a year wearing something would you not want the person that made it to really think about that? Aerostich does.
I hope you really think about this statement. its not just a rainsuit, its riding pants, jacket and a track suit that is the BEST thing to ride in on the planet, you notice the suits that Ewin Mcgregor wears in the long way around and the long way down? there is a reason for that, from the desert to the snow, Aerostich does it all. I am a poor kid from a family of 12 and my dad cheapness did wear off but if you use it every day then its worth paying a little more. Plus if you crash aerostich will pay for what you bring into them and you don't have to pay for a full replacement and they alter any suit they make to make it fit you.
And that is why joe is the man. If you (including joe) have not made it to the Aerostich in duluth, you should all setup around riders and you can go in there and talk to whoever made the parts on the stuff you bought there.
Bob Denman
New member
Maybe the tools that you're probably always carrying in your back pocket are poking holes in your raingear?? :shocked: :roflblack: :joke:
Bob Denman
New member
Easy there Big Guy... If it ain't for you then don't buy it... If it works for him; :thumbup:
hrbeta
New member
Hey guys, this is about rain gear... Why should I care how anyone spends HIS/HER money ?
To some fools out there who cannot afford one, Spyder owners are spoiled rich s.o.bs. It seems I'm a DOUBLE s.o.b. now
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Spend your money before the gov spends it for you
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To some fools out there who cannot afford one, Spyder owners are spoiled rich s.o.bs. It seems I'm a DOUBLE s.o.b. now
. Spend your money before the gov spends it for you
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Z
zrc
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I get the "you sure must have a lot of money to afford that" or the "Your pretty young to be rich" comments from people about my spyder. So I feel ya there.
And heck to the yea on the spending it before the government takes it. Cause they will.
