I guess I just been lucky. After a number of years, and a good number of
miles, I been lucky not to have had the displeasure of riding in rain,
on a motorcycle. Gotta a friend who said on one of their trips, they had
to ride 400 miles in a good downpour. All the guys rode Wings, that
probably was a big plus, eh? BjayKana!!

"Morgan Kane" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> BJayKana wrote:
>> I guess I just been lucky. After a number of years, and a good
>> number of miles, I been lucky not to have had the displeasure of
>> riding in rain, on a motorcycle. Gotta a friend who said on one of
>> their trips, they had to ride 400 miles in a good downpour. All the
>> guys rode Wings, that probably was a big plus, eh? BjayKana!!
>>
>
> On my trip to and from Breckenridge I got caught in the rain.
> Not just a little bit of rain but really bad storms.
> I had to stop a few times since I was afraid to be blown off the road.
> Of course I did not find both part to my rain suit so I only have the
> top part. My booths are not waterproof and that really suck. I got
> soaked to the bone but dried up as soon as it stopped, expect for my
> feet.
> The biggest problem I have in the rain is foggy wet sun glasses. I
> bought something that is suppose to help with the fog, etc but this
> **** made it worse I think.
>
> What do you guys use to help with fog on glasses and visors?

My finger! (no...not *that* finger)

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