Rain gear?
- Thread starter Bloodhay
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lewis94iify
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Would be handy to have on your seat if you have to leave your bike outside work or something and you come back to a wet seat.
O8ride
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Interesting stuff. Perfect for re-lining my goretex waterproofs. But is it breathable?
And how long does the stuff last? What about washing your shirt? Would the stuff clog up your washing machine or just not clean out cos the water doesn't interact with it?
Does it repel sweat and the stink of sweat under your armpits?
And how long does the stuff last? What about washing your shirt? Would the stuff clog up your washing machine or just not clean out cos the water doesn't interact with it?
Does it repel sweat and the stink of sweat under your armpits?
Bloodhay
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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ep8prHveng[/youtube]
This guy does a great job of summarizing it.....
Notes:
Fucks up colour
Bad texture
Not durable where constant friction is
probably good to use on the inside of a fender for DS bikes where mud often gets caked on and stuff.
Decision....total waste of time for motorcycles.
This guy does a great job of summarizing it.....
Notes:
Fucks up colour
Bad texture
Not durable where constant friction is
probably good to use on the inside of a fender for DS bikes where mud often gets caked on and stuff.
Decision....total waste of time for motorcycles.
BikerSpeedTriple
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Have thought about this for boots and gloves, which are always a bit of a weak point. Maybe for visors, too...
Bloodhay
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hmm I don't think it would work on the visor because it's texture would destroy vision.....on gloves and boots is a good idea but it looks like it just peels off or rubs off to easy from constant friction and makes it just look like YUKKBikerSpeedTriple said:
Try Rain-X on your visor or something.
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