Rain gear?

[300Busa]

What kind of rain gear is good to take for a long trip?  I want something that I could store in my hump.

 

[TheAtomicAss]

Storing in the hump is gonna be a tough one. My jacket and pants would probably fill the hump on a Busa, assuming you stuffed it in there and then forced the seat on. Then you need boot covers and gloves.

 

[DaCol.]

I don't think any rain gear can be stored in the Hump

 ! Unlike my TL1000R

 there is nearly Zero storage in the Hump ! But as for the gear, I use First Gear tops and bottoms and they work great

 

[Devious]

FroggToggs. Lightweight and easy to rollup and store.
Get them at Academy...


David

 

[vman1300]

FroggToggs. Lightweight and easy to rollup and store.
Get them at Academy...


David

+1 That stuff is great.

There is a company called DriDudds that actually owns the rights to the material and sell their own version for less.

We sell the DD's for $50 ish for a set.

 

[Shibumi]

FroggToggs. Lightweight and easy to rollup and store.
Get them at Academy...


David

+1 That stuff is great.

There is a company called DriDudds that actually owns the rights to the material and sell their own version for less.

We sell the DD's for $50 ish for a set.

Yes. I have a set in my hump and it saved my ass last Sunday- at least it saved me having a soaked ass!

Thirty minutes at 80 in a downpour and dry as a bone. Not only are they compact they weigh about as much as a potato chip. Seriously, maybe one ounce per piece. Got mine for $50 the set at a local cycle shop. They also have a hood that stores in the collar, didn't even need it with the collar and full face helmet.

 

[ks-waterbug]

FroggToggs. Lightweight and easy to rollup and store.
Get them at Academy...


David

FT's are easy to store and work pretty darn good...
So +3 to that

 

[heavybusa]

I need to check on those, my alter ego set has the zip in rain gear that I carry in a backpak or tank bag.