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25-06-2005, 11:07am
Hi Rob,
After returning safe and very warm from the Armidale trip last week, I concur with Driller about the thermals, I wore a pair of Bonds longjohns under my gear both days and was very warm on the legs.
For the top layer though, I thouroughly recommend a Rivet Rainlock (Freeway) style jacket and leave the space blanket lining in for winter, take it out for summer.
I have never been cold or wet on the bike with that gear.
I also use a silk balaklava in winter which keeps your head warm, stops the visor fogging up and reduces the wind noise considerably.
I love winter riding cause you can rug up and there are fewer road blocks out there. The only problem of course is keeping the bike clean.
Rgds BUSGO
After returning safe and very warm from the Armidale trip last week, I concur with Driller about the thermals, I wore a pair of Bonds longjohns under my gear both days and was very warm on the legs.
For the top layer though, I thouroughly recommend a Rivet Rainlock (Freeway) style jacket and leave the space blanket lining in for winter, take it out for summer.
I have never been cold or wet on the bike with that gear.
I also use a silk balaklava in winter which keeps your head warm, stops the visor fogging up and reduces the wind noise considerably.
I love winter riding cause you can rug up and there are fewer road blocks out there. The only problem of course is keeping the bike clean.
Rgds BUSGO