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Looking to purchase either Stone Lake leather bibs or Fox Creek leather overpants for cold weather riding on a Super Glide w/no windshield - which do you suggest? Thank you.
Niether.....I've used a set of Cabela "Extreame Colt Weather" insulated gortex "Bibs" for 7 years now.
They are "Split legged" w/ zippered and velcro'd legs about 2/3's the way up the legs and have a elastic curtain at the bottom of the cuff to keep the wind out.
With good boots and socks, they're good well below freezing! and, because they are insulated w/ "3M Thinsulate", they are still "packable" in a saddlebag. And, water tight like a frogs butt!
Hope this helps.
Best wishes....Tim(HT)
Last edited by Harley Tim; Nov 21, 2012 at 08:12 PM.
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Looking to purchase either Stone Lake leather bibs or Fox Creek leather overpants for cold weather riding on a Super Glide w/no windshield - which do you suggest? Thank you.
Unless you're wearing Depends adult diapers under them, I'd just go with the less gay assless chaps. They also cost less.
I have had the stone lake bibs for a couple of years. Quality product with full zip. Significant warmth and easy over clothes. Love them for the commute. Just pull over work clothes. Great for long tours too.
I have FirstGear Kwik-Dry Sport Tour Overpants. Got them on close-out from motorcyclegear.com. They only have them in size 30 for $100!
Originally Posted by balingwire
Looking to purchase either Stone Lake leather bibs or Fox Creek leather overpants for cold weather riding on a Super Glide w/no windshield - which do you suggest? Thank you.
What do you consider cold weather, and what type of riding (how many miles, what speeds, how often)? Your other clothing? Overpants may be a little easier taking on and off. If you are a big guy I'd probably recommend the bibs.
Either one could be a good choice but only you know how you are going to use them.
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