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I have the Airlite chaps...One piece to put on makes it easy and the screen protects the front of the engine. Good quality product. I'm happy with the product and would recommend them.
...."Bees Knees" my good man...every time I use my "diapers" I'm glad I have em...and what's nice is because they are soft and fold up you can take em off and store em once it warms up...unlike hard lowers..definitely a "must-have" IMO....
I have the Airlite chaps...One piece to put on makes it easy and the screen protects the front of the engine. Good quality product. I'm happy with the product and would recommend them.
My wife and I have these and I have to agree with this quote.
Just roadtested the Airlites today starting at 33 degrees on a 180 mile run. My feet stayed actually WARM all day using a couple pair of socks in thinsulate hiking boots, and my chaps. I have put four conchos on mine to dress them up and they really set the bike off nicely. I cut holes thru the bottoms for my low bar running/signal lights to keep visibility up.
Last edited by Quadancer; Nov 6, 2010 at 07:08 PM.
All those block too much air to the engine.
I have a Harley set. Even on a cold day, I notice oil temps
over 230. I don't use em any more.
I got a set of those Desert Dawgs off ebay. They don't cover quite as much.
It's enough to keep the cold/rain etc off you, but the engine still gets air.
No noticable change in oil temps.
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