Raingear under the seat
Raingear under the seat
Any suggestions on emergency raingear that will fit under the seat of my new Hawk? Is it possible to fit any under there?
I have a JR Lightspeed jacket coming on Friday. I had thought about just getting the hydroliner for it and some cheaper pants but I am not sure if I should just go with a whole suit or what.
I have a JR Lightspeed jacket coming on Friday. I had thought about just getting the hydroliner for it and some cheaper pants but I am not sure if I should just go with a whole suit or what.
If you're fat like me, newenough has the Cortech HRX on sale for $70 under the original dealer cost. Silver only, though. It comes with zip-in rain and quilted liners and a full-circumference zipper (and little zipper) for pants.
An unsaid benefit of an aftermarket undertail is additional underseat storage. I kept a foot pump, plug kit, tool kit, bag of hand towels, small can of lube, and gloves in mine and still had room for a little more with careful planning.
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There is plenty of room on the sides of the rear seat cowl to stuff rain gear into plus room for more emergency items as well.
I got a set of Alter Ego pants and coat and the liners will fit under the seat with a little coaxing but it would be nice to have even more room.
I stuffed my side cowls with lightweight items like a cheap (potentially priceless) fuel syphon, tow rope. With tire inflation items in the center, my regular rain suit is too tight a squeeze. I keep just my rain jacket under tail for daily commuting. My rain pants come along in my tank bag on any cloudy day rides or week-enders.
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