Re: rain pants

I second the frog toggs. They are great. A friend and I go to Texas every
year and picked some up. A pair of pants and the jaket can be rolled up and
fit into one ziplock bag, great space saver.


>From: Jim Stewart <[email protected]>
>Reply-To: SV650 Discussion List <[email protected]>
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: rain pants
>Date: Mon, 27 Feb 2006 18:16:55 -0800
>
>Well, I got caught this afternoon.  It was raining lightly when I took my
>usual
>ride down to Starbuck's, but just after I started the return ride (5 miles)
>the
>sky opened.  Jeans are now in the dryer.  :-)
>
>I've got a one piece and a two piece rainsuit, but they're a nuisance to
>put on
>for a short ride.
>
>What I'd like is a pair of rain pants that open up all the way down the
>legs so
>they're easy to put on.  Maybe just rain chaps, since it's only the front
>of the
>legs that get wet.  Lightweight, no insulation, easy to roll up and carry
>under
>the seat.
>
>Maybe I could get some ordinary lightweight rain pants and cut them open,
>use
>velcro for closure.
>
>Anyone have a suggestion?
>
>-js
>
>--
>Jim Stewart
>http://www.strappe.com
>
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