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ghopki1 08-01-2007 07:41 AM

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.

RickB 08-01-2007 09:10 AM

The wind/waterproof liner for my Joe Rocket Phoenix jacket fits under the seat pretty easily (Corbin seat). There are probably some rainsuits that will fit under there...

ghopki1 08-01-2007 09:25 AM

Thanks,

I almost got the Phoenix 4.0 jacket but decided to get the Lightspeed on clearance at Newenough.com for $74. It is normally @$300.

RickB 08-01-2007 11:12 AM

Sounds like a good deal on that jacket... Overall I am happy with the Phoenix (3.0 I believe) jacket and other JR items I have.


Originally Posted by ghopki1 (Post 64189)
Thanks,

I almost got the Phoenix 4.0 jacket but decided to get the Lightspeed on clearance at Newenough.com for $74. It is normally @$300.


spdrcr 08-02-2007 07:26 AM

I bought the TEKNIC Aquavent Textile Jacket for 63.99 (on clearance) at cyclegear.com. I keep the zip-in waterproof liner in a zip-loc bag under my seat.

marmaladedad 08-02-2007 10:34 AM

Windbreaker jacket and pants from Target. $20. Rolls up real small too.

MotorToad 08-02-2007 10:48 AM

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.

drew_c14 08-02-2007 11:13 AM


Originally Posted by marmaladeboy (Post 64347)
Windbreaker jacket and pants from Target. $20. Rolls up real small too.

+1

VTRFan 08-02-2007 11:20 AM

Just wad it up....and then real quick like in a speedy fashion...stuff it under the seat and close it reeeaaalllll fast!!! Haha :spank:

ghopki1 08-02-2007 01:46 PM


Originally Posted by marmaladeboy (Post 64347)
Windbreaker jacket and pants from Target. $20. Rolls up real small too.

That has my budget written all over it.:oops: :oops:

superbling 08-02-2007 03:02 PM

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.

shawkpilot 08-03-2007 07:07 AM

I've got a set of Frogg Toggs that are awesome. They're super light, breathe, and waterproof. I bought mine at Bass Pro, kinda pricey, but if you look some places had them on sale for $20.

motojoe 08-07-2007 01:18 PM

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.

ghopki1 08-23-2007 05:45 PM


Originally Posted by superbling (Post 126041)
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.

What brand of undertail do you have?

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.

RedHotFireStorm 11-09-2007 07:24 PM

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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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