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riding in the heat
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Bob Denman
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Don't forget about keeping your flamingoes hydrated too! :thumbup:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Good information. There have been some good reviews on beadriders. :thumbup:
vtrider
Member
Good information that does make sense. I wear riding gear all the time in colder and hot temps as well. Many people tell me, aren't you hot with all that gear on? My answer, is usually I need this gear to stay cooler. Shaded from the sun is better than exposed to it. Also, I'd rather dress for the crash and not the rash as I would also say.
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Bob Ledford
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Hot weather riding gear
My wife has been buying Columbia and Reel Legend hot weather high visibility long sleeve t's for sun,wind protection. We also have a pair of mesh jackets by Arthur Fulmer that we need to pull the inner coats out of in high vs yellow and retro reflective tape everywhere. She wears ventilated leather driving gloves and I wear my favorite worn nasty deerskins in natural enhanced ground in dirt color.
TIP if your gloves get sticky and smelly try giving them a dose of foot powder... Works great for me! I put the powder in grab them at the top and shake them good to distribute the powder. Then grab them by the finger tips and shake the excess out or you will have white fingers.
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My wife has been buying Columbia and Reel Legend hot weather high visibility long sleeve t's for sun,wind protection. We also have a pair of mesh jackets by Arthur Fulmer that we need to pull the inner coats out of in high vs yellow and retro reflective tape everywhere. She wears ventilated leather driving gloves and I wear my favorite worn nasty deerskins in natural enhanced ground in dirt color.
TIP if your gloves get sticky and smelly try giving them a dose of foot powder... Works great for me! I put the powder in grab them at the top and shake them good to distribute the powder. Then grab them by the finger tips and shake the excess out or you will have white fingers.
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