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Most Recent Rain Gear Reviews
Alpinestars Quick Seal Out 2-Piece Rain Suit
Mr T Great fit "I'm 5'10", 150, and the small fits well, with enough space for full gear (armored jacket and pants) underneath while not being loose and flappy. Good jacket adjustments at waist and mid-torso."See all reviews for this product
Dainese Rain Suit
Mark - Spring Branch, TX Not worth the cost "I replaced my old Bilt rain suit with this Dainese rain suit for a recent 5 day, 3200 mile street bike trip from South TX to Sturgis SD and back. I got both the L and XL to see which fit. I'm 6-1, 180 lbs and the large fit my body, but was way too small in the legs. The XL fit my the legs an easily went over my Alpinestar perf leather jacket so I went with it. I rode many hours and several hundred miles in the rain and I was really wet when I was done. I bought this suit because it has velcro on the wrists, but the suit still leaks air somewhere and puffs up like the Michelin Man. Water leaked in at the bottom of the body zipper and my right leg got really wet. I do like the long zippers on the legs which made it easy to put on while standing on the side of the highway without taking off my boots, and the lower leg Velcro sealed against my Alpinestar SMXs pretty well and the legs didn't flap at all, but the arms and body flapped like a flag in a hurricane - even with my leather jacket on. I also like the blueish color, but that's preference thing. I really missed having an external pocket on the left leg for a microfiber cloth for wiping my face shield in the rain. For 160 bucks I expected high-end features and to be bone dry - but I was pretty wet. The $50 cheap-o Bilt suit worked just as well."See all reviews for this product
Motorcycle Rain Gear
For some riding is a way of life. It's how we get to the store, run errands and "drive" to work. On the weekends, it's our hobby and entertainment. If we let foul weather dictate when and if we ride then our motorcycle tends to collect dust. We all can't live in the Southwest and for us at MotoSport rain in the Pacific Northwest is nearly a year round pattern.
Hey, we don't like getting wet either. That's why we wear motorcycle rain gear. Trust us - it works. Today's gear is unlike any other. Waterproof means waterproof. There are many different styles and varieties to choose from and MotoSport's catalog includes more than 100 options from 20 companies.
Keeping the Weather Out
Double water proof protection, liner pants, breathable nylon shell, micro-porous, non-woven, taped and sealed seams all describe the industry standard and latest advanced innovations in motorcycle rain gear. Today's motorcycle rain gear does indeed keep you warm and dry in a down pour. Fickle users delight in MotoSport's variety of one- and two-piece suit options and we give ladies who ride the stylish wear they crave.
Motorcycle rain gear is moderately priced and is a must have for the serious rider. We also have boot covers and for those who prefer it, bibs. Put on some rain gear if it's wet outside or throw it in a bag, just in case, and let's ride. Use the size charts to help you take the guess work out of selecting your product. Even if a product doesn't fit, our hassle free return policy means we make it easy for you to get the right one.
MotoSport is the best place for your motorcycle rain gear needs. Have a question or need help picking the right product? Call our toll free line 866-677-7338 or chat with an expert. We have a 90-day return policy.
Get the largest selection of motorcycle rain gear delivered to your door and free 3-day express shipping on any order over $79 from MotoSport!