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If you want comfort and functionality when you ride, especially when traveling, nothing beats CoolMax fabric type long sleeve t-shirts. They wick perspiration away from the body but are very cool to wear in the heat. They also dry almost instantly and can be washed in a sink and wrung out if you are camping. The perfect base layer. I wear it them under a mesh jacket in the heat and under an Adventure Tour type motorcycle jacket in cooler weather. They allow the wind to hit your skin with a vented or mesh jacket. Most outdoor and sporting goods stores carry them as well as places like Cycle Gear and Revzilla.
Yep. What Tony said.
It's really a preference thing, but I don't like loose fabric flappin' on my arms. I don't care much about lookin' cool. I left that behind with my youth. I do care about BEING cool!
academy sports, bass pro, cabellas all have good shirts. wolverine brand, carhartt and then do a google search for camp shirts. they are also very comfortable
If you want comfort and functionality when you ride, especially when traveling, nothing beats CoolMax fabric type long sleeve t-shirts. They wick perspiration away from the body but are very cool to wear in the heat. They also dry almost instantly and can be washed in a sink and wrung out if you are camping. The perfect base layer. I wear it them under a mesh jacket in the heat and under an Adventure Tour type motorcycle jacket in cooler weather. They allow the wind to hit your skin with a vented or mesh jacket. Most outdoor and sporting goods stores carry them as well as places like Cycle Gear and Revzilla.
academy sports, bass pro, cabellas all have good shirts. wolverine brand, carhartt and then do a google search for camp shirts. they are also very comfortable
Camp shirts are about all I wear away from work, and easy to layer up if needed...👍
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