cold weather pants

['73 H1 Triple]

Thinking about purchasing a pair of cold weather pants ( overall/bib type) so I can keep riding to work.

It was 42* this morning and after the 18 mile ride, I was glad to stop.

Any suggestions?

Thanks
Jeff

[JoJoYZF]

Originally Posted by '73 H1 Triple

Thinking about purchasing a pair of cold weather pants ( overall/bib type) so I can keep riding to work.

It was 42* this morning and after the 18 mile ride, I was glad to stop.

Any suggestions?

Thanks
Jeff

You could always try under armour cold gear leggings for under your pants. Theyll help a little bit. Only problem is theyd be a bitch to take on and off when you get there. Or you could leave em on and just be a little warm.

[fnfalman]

Just get a commuter suit like the Field Sheer Highlander II. It's pretty cheap and convenient.

[Gas Man]

I have been known to show up to a sportbike outing like this...


Get in line ladies...

['73 H1 Triple]

Originally Posted by JoJoYZF

You could always try under armour cold gear leggings for under your pants. Theyll help a little bit. Only problem is theyd be a bitch to take on and off when you get there. Or you could leave em on and just be a little warm.

A little bit won't be good enough plus as a machinist, I'd hate to get coolant on them.

Originally Posted by fnfalman

Just get a commuter suit like the Field Sheer Highlander II. It's pretty cheap and convenient.

Thanks, I'll check them out but it may be more than my budget right now.

Originally Posted by Gas Man

I have been known to show up to a sportbike outing like this...
Get in line ladies...

I'll check out chaps too. Never thought about them.

[JoJoYZF]

Originally Posted by '73 H1 Triple

A little bit won't be good enough plus as a machinist, I'd hate to get coolant on them.

From when I used to use em for sports in HS they were great so Im guessing theyd help cut down how cold the wind can get, but yeah the coolant would suck.