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my old rain suit has seen better days. what does everyone else use. i dont want to spend $300 but also dont want cheap pvc. here in florida rain suit get's alot of use and the scooter is my only transportations. so i need something to keep me dry. thanks.
 \\; \\; \\; Your local HD shop has several different price ranges for rain suits. I have one that I roll up and put in the hard bag of my RK. Did not pay much for it either.
Good luck.
Spend the money on \\;good rain gear and you won't regret it. I have the HD Gore-Tex two piece rain suit and I never get a drop of rain on me even when riding in downpours. It's Gore-Tex so it breathes and you don't feel like you're in a sauna. I bough mine online for 20 percent less than the dealer.
Spend the money on \\;\\\\\\;good rain gear and you won't regret it. I have the HD Gore-Tex two piece rain suit and I never get a drop of rain on me even when riding in downpours. It's Gore-Tex so it breathes and you don't feel like you're in a sauna. I bough mine online for 20 percent less than the dealer.
+1, I have two suits/two styles/two model years (got a good sale) from HD and not a problem with either. \\; My buddies Frog Toggs are light but they don't hold up well.
I prefer the Frogg Toggs here in Florida, lighter weight makes them a lot more comfortable in the heat and I haven't gotten into any rain that gets through them.
I asked the same question in the "Which one should I get thread" but I'll post it here as well so we can consolidate:
I know there have been a thousand questions on rain gear, and I will buy the H-D stuff\\; but, a lot of the answers are just that- buy the H-D stuff.
Can I hear pros and cons on these three suits based on your experience, please?
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