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anything to keep warm - straw man - 10-08-2015
Got desperate today and put a wet suit on under my jeans and dryrider jacket late today got , it was tight but very warm tho.
RE: anything to keep warm - Tony Nitrous - 10-08-2015
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RE: anything to keep warm - Batfink - 10-08-2015
Go check out the Dririder site dude... They have amazing gear for climates worse than ours.
RE: anything to keep warm - kev11e - 11-08-2015
G'day
Andy Strapz Thermalz...no affiliation etc
RE: anything to keep warm - straw man - 11-08-2015
(10-08-2015, 10:25pm)Batfink Wrote: Go check out the Dririder site dude... They have amazing gear for climates worse than ours.
Ta i will , around the mountains i will need heated suit. I refuse to not ride due to weather.
RE: anything to keep warm - jamdonut - 11-08-2015
Nothing worse than freezing your ass off on a bike, when it gets super cold I use rubber dishwashing gloves under leather bike gloves. Works well.
RE: anything to keep warm - Aussie Steve - 11-08-2015
Guess you wash up with fairy frigging liquid and have hands that are soft as your face too!...lol!