What rain gear to get

[jimb57]

Looking for a inexpensive rain gear that works must be light weight and keeps me dry. Also dont wont to spend to much money.:dontknow:

 

[BitSlayer]

We bought the Tour Master Elite II rain suits. They work great as we have been caught out a few times in some fairly nasty weather. Keeps you dry, will store in one of the saddle bags for when you need it. Here is a link to the Jacket. You will find the link to the pants on the left nav bar. Hope this helps...

http://www.tourmaster.com/product/Rainsuits/Elite_Series_II_2_Piece_Rainsuit_Jacket/84/8

 

[NancysToy]

Cheap rain suits are worth every penny you spend on them. What is your comfort worth? nojoke

 

[srwilli]

I use Frog Toggs, don't know what you would consider expensive, but less than $100.

 

[shroth]

We bought Frogg Toggs from Revzilla. They are incredibly light, they breathe, & they keep you dry. I think you'll like the price too. I realize as was said before...you get what you pay for....but I truly think these might be the exception.

Looking for a inexpensive rain gear that works must be light weight and keeps me dry. Also dont wont to spend to much money.:dontknow:

 

[shroth]

Great minds think alike!! I'm sure I got these cheapest version but mine were $45 delievered. They sure do run big though....

I use Frog Toggs, don't know what you would consider expensive, but less than $100.

 

[goldndawn]

why is me too a thumbs down .. I like the Frogg Toggs

 

[spydaman60]

I got the brp and the wife got the nelson riggs! hers was about half the price of mine, but we both like the fact they have a lot of hi viz yellow on them for those dark cloudy rainy days!the extra color is worth the extra bucks for safety!nojoke

 

[Bob Denman]

I also like the Tourmaster Elite. :thumbup:
We gave it a real tortue test back in April; three, 600 plus mile days in some real toad stranglers... It passed with flying colors!
One piece suits have one less place to have to worry about water infiltrating... :shocked:
They're currently retailing at $105... Cheap; after you've had a couple of wet butts!

 

[Cruzr Joe]

I use Frog Toggs, don't know what you would consider expensive, but less than $100.

:agree: Cruzr Joe

 

[Bob Denman]

If I had to use a two-piece set; it'd be Frog Toggs too! :thumbup:

 

[Dan McNally]

Frogg Toggs jacket, pants, and boots. They are cut large to go over your clothes. Don't forget gloves. I use Tour Master Dri-Mesh Gloves . . . but get larger than you normally wear . . . at least that was the experience I had. They have a liner in them that keeps your hands dry.

 

[pwm]

I keep a set of Frog Toggs in the Spyder at all times but I use my Vega's if I go out in the rain.

 

[Magdave]

I use Frog Toggs, don't know what you would consider expensive, but less than $100.

Yep cheaper on ebay. I got the Road Toad MC jacket for $40 shipped but I got BRP pants for $29 on ebay and they are awesome. I wouldn't pay $100+ for them though. The Road Toad has reflective piping too:thumbup:

 

[TexasSpyder]

I guess I'm the odd man out, didn't have good luck with Frog Toggs. I really like my River Road High 'N Dry rain suit.

J. D.

 

[Oldmanzues]

Add me for Frog togs. My last set is the slighly heaver Road Tog (?). Good protection and long life.
they also can double as wind/cold protection when it gets a little chilly out.
Oldmanzues

 

[Daisyjoe]

Another vote for Frogg Toggs

 

[sjcpanther]

Bought a Coleman set at Walmart for $30. Coat and pants. Never had a problem.

 

[RTVIPER]

FROG TOGGS FOR SURE

I rode in 2 hours of solid rain from Sturgis heading to Cody WY and they kept me bone dry. I paid $40 for the 2 piece set. Highly recommend for the quality and price.

 

[danlnc]

I bought a two piece set from Cycle Gear that has worked great for us. They are Bilt brand name made for Cycle Gear. I think I paid about 80 bucks for the set. I rode back from Georgia in the rain the whole time without a leak. Was a 5 to 6 hour trip.