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Always wear your "protection"

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    Always wear your "protection"

    Merry Xmas to me!!! Fuck Yeah it showed up....

    Initial quality out of 5: 5
    Initial Fit out of 5: 4.5
    Ease of "installation" out of 5: 3
    Initial appearence of "protection out of 5: 5
    Looking like a dork out of 5: 7
    Smile on my face out of 5: 9

    I love the fact that this is my "winter" outfit...

    oh yeah, Rev-it! Pacific H2O suit... got it through revzilla... very pleased with the customer service end of the transaction. arrived the day they said it would. emails every change of order status received/shipped/en-route/delivered


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    Re: Always wear your "protection"

    fucking adventure bike dorks












    I shouldn't talk, a couple weeks ago I bought an ANSI level something certified safety jacket that's that color and has a bunch of reflective striping so people see me when I'm working.

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    Re: Always wear your "protection"

    Quote Originally Posted by CBR929RE View Post
    fucking adventure bike dorks












    I shouldn't talk, a couple weeks ago I bought an ANSI level something certified safety jacket that's that color and has a bunch of reflective striping so people see me when I'm working.


    I plan to wear this on the hyper...

    Ill be the goon wearing "safety yellow" still doing wheelies and flipping you off while splitting lanes...

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    Re: Always wear your "protection"

    Thats pretty neat. No chills up the back eather.

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    Re: Always wear your "protection"

    You'd never catch me wearing something like that....!!!!

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    Re: Always wear your "protection"

    Quote Originally Posted by CBR929RE View Post
    fucking adventure bike dorks



    The more I see crap like this, the cooler I think it is.

    I remember seeing a V-Strom in ~'02 at a gas station up 'round Conway with some middle age dude and his missus aboard and thinking "Wow, what a dork."

    The more things change...

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    Re: Always wear your "protection"

    Now you will look like this guy.

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    Re: Always wear your "protection"

    Quote Originally Posted by nhbubba View Post



    The more I see crap like this, the cooler I think it is.

    I remember seeing a V-Strom in ~'02 at a gas station up 'round Conway with some middle age dude and his missus aboard and thinking "Wow, what a dork."

    The more things change...
    I actually like them too. Funny that as you get older the stupid looking stuff somehow starts to look better.

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    Seriously, a 1 piece rain suit. Dunno why I hadn't looked at these earlier.

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    Re: Always wear your "protection"

    Quote Originally Posted by Lxpony View Post
    Now you will look like this guy.
    Jerry Garcia?

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    Re: Always wear your "protection"

    Quote Originally Posted by Rossco View Post
    Jerry Garcia?
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    Re: Always wear your "protection"

    wait...how well does it store?

    I bought a $50 rainsuit from cyclegear, but it's all black and has 2 1/2" reflective strips for visibility

    I'd like something high vis, but need to be able to store it my saddle bag, and ideally cheap

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    Re: Always wear your "protection"

    Isn't that RandyO?

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    Re: Always wear your "protection"

    Quote Originally Posted by breakdirt916 View Post
    wait...how well does it store?

    I bought a $50 rainsuit from cyclegear, but it's all black and has 2 1/2" reflective strips for visibility

    I'd like something high vis, but need to be able to store it my saddle bag, and ideally cheap
    It came with a waterproof carrying bag. it rols up like a sleeping bag and fits in the bag. the bag fits easily into my backpack with plenty of room to spare. Id say rolled up in the bag its the size of a size 12 shoe. i say this because it takes up a little less room than my size 13... lol

    The bag seals closed with a bungee and clip.

    I have yet to use it as the weather has been fucking perfect, but if it keeps me dry I am sold 100% on this suit.

    If youre in the menifee area on saturday let me know and ill bring it with me. Ill be in/around menifee/temecula all day.


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    Re: Always wear your "protection"

    Quote Originally Posted by number9 View Post
    Isn't that RandyO?
    No, it's some man-ho.

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    Re: Always wear your "protection"

    Quote Originally Posted by DucDave View Post
    You'd never catch me wearing something like that....!!!!
    Well, if he rode faster?


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    Re: Always wear your "protection"

    btw $100 very well spent. it was pouring out yesterday on the way to work. I had a couple "cold" spots that i immediately thought were leaks. when i got to work and got out of the suit not a single spot of water.

    it is a pita to get on/off with boots on. If i put it one then put my boots in it isnt bad.

    Seriously though. the first time i have EVER ridden in the rain and remained 100% dry.

    I am never going without this thing with me at all time on the bike.

    -Keith

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    oh man, I wish I saw this message earlier! menifee is only 61 miles from me (or coincidentally at the end of lovely canyon road they call the ortega highway)

    I also got stuck in the aforementioned rain...my $50 rain suit got pretty damp in the crotch - you sure it didn't leak through your crotch? if so, that extra $50 would be worth it for commuters...

    yeah, most rain suits are tricky to get on/off with boots on...just do it repeatedly and you'll get there...nowadays I can rock off those boots, step out of this thing, roll it up, and stuff it in my saddle bag within minutes

    where are you stowing it?

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    Re: Always wear your "protection"

    Nice suit Keith! We got those in a few weeks ago and I was wondering how well they would work - glad to hear you were happy with it. I'm just a little hurt at how quickly I was replaced.

    You know I'm just kidding, right?

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    Quote Originally Posted by breakdirt916
    oh man, I wish I saw this message earlier! menifee is only 61 miles from me (or coincidentally at the end of lovely canyon road they call the ortega highway)

    I also got stuck in the aforementioned rain...my $50 rain suit got pretty damp in the crotch - you sure it didn't leak through your crotch? if so, that extra $50 would be worth it for commuters...

    yeah, most rain suits are tricky to get on/off with boots on...just do it repeatedly and you'll get there...nowadays I can rock off those boots, step out of this thing, roll it up, and stuff it in my saddle bag within minutes

    where are you stowing it?
    Like I said $100 very well spent. There is a flap that protects at the point where the top meets the bottom. I'll be in menifee again this weekend. In fact every weekend until this project is wrapped up lol.

    I was completely dry and it didn't take long for the suit to dry off after I took it off at work.

    After wearing it in the rain and still having a little trouble getting it on/off I give it a 9.5 out of 10.

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    Quote Originally Posted by patricia929
    Nice suit Keith! We got those in a few weeks ago and I was wondering how well they would work - glad to hear you were happy with it. I'm just a little hurt at how quickly I was replaced.

    You know I'm just kidding, right?
    You weren't replaced at all.

    It was a strange feeling having to place the order online. It felt like scratching a lottery ticket. Lol

    In this case I won but next time I might not get so lucky.

    It is a great suit for the rain.

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    Quote Originally Posted by R1 View Post
    After wearing it in the rain and still having a little trouble getting it on/off I give it a 9.5 out of 10.
    Still feelin' the love?

    I've recently 'upgraded' my jacket to something that doesn't even pretend to be waterproof. Thinking about a 1-piece suit to go over it all; something I'll leave in the saddle bag when commuting. Looked at the Frogg Toggs... but hear mixed things. This 1-piece is more.. but not a lot more.

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    Re: Always wear your "protection"

    Quote Originally Posted by nhbubba View Post
    Still feelin' the love?

    I've recently 'upgraded' my jacket to something that doesn't even pretend to be waterproof. Thinking about a 1-piece suit to go over it all; something I'll leave in the saddle bag when commuting. Looked at the Frogg Toggs... but hear mixed things. This 1-piece is more.. but not a lot more.
    I liked my Frogg Toggs for the most part, but I won't be buying another pair. Mine ended up getting torn to pieces with at least 4 different failure points, from things like my peg and trying to take them off. They got used heavily on my two trips, though, so the next thing I buy may fail just as quickly.

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    Yup still love it. I have worn it maybe 4 times now an it's great. I keep it in my back pack all the time just incase.

    It's still a pain to put it on with my boots but no issues thus far.

    I have recommended it to everyone I work with that rides.

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