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Or 30 pac-a-macs from the £1 shop.
I've tried TX Direct, it didn't completely restore the waterproofing on my RST jacket - bugger still leaks at the elbows. Now if it looks like rain I just take the car carry a thin waterproof jacket. Day-glo, of course.  ____________________ Biking is 1/20th as dangerous as horse riding.
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Cheers for the tips! Might go for a thin rain mac and leave it packed up under my seat for when it rains sounds like the easiest and most reliable option other than taking the car, lol!! My Spada textile trousers are fine they dont leak at all. Its my shoulders and chest that are getting soaked from my Alpinestars jacket leaking and then it takes ages to dry out which is a pain.
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pound land sells waterproof spray for £1 it looks shit but it may work who knows. ____________________ GOOD GAME BODYGUARD: https://i.imgur.com/8WePGgf.jpg
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I use a £12 building site jacket from that eBay site over my HG textiles in the worst weather. It has a high collar, is 3/4 length and keeps the majority of water out even in prolonged downpours. Any damp that gets through is dealt with comfortably with the textiles.
I've spent 12x that amount on Frank Thomas utter shite before and the builders jacket trumps it completely. I only wish I found this out years ago.  ____________________ NSR125RR - ZXR750H1 - ZX9R E1 - GSF600S - GSF600SK3 - VFR400-NC30 - SV1000N - ST1100-R - CBR900RR-R - GSF1200SK5 - GSF600SK1 - VFR1200FA - GSXR1000K2 - ZZR1400 D8F
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I have a yellow, as it was only colour in my manly size, now as it turns out for the bike, not a bad colour, but not my fab for walking with, ESP now it's a tad oily.
Now these tops cost 120 quid, but twice a year a go outdoors, they are half price.
Best top I've ever bought. Ok same as this but it's new version at more cash.
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covdude wrote: | Nikwax, I use it on my paclite |
I have a distaste for Nikawax ever since their shitty bottle leaked under my seat covering my rear hugger in their waxy crap and stained, it will not come off, thoroughly annoying stuff....I thought I had thrown in out, then I found the bottle of it yesterday and it near enough promptly exploded covering the floor and a desk in it, for this experience alone I will never ever by Nikawax, and to be honest their visor proof was shit, just made everything murky.
I would go with Pups suggestion of an over coat, think I have Frank Thomas one and it kept me dry for the few days I was riding in bollocking down rain, it is the cheapest way to get waterproof. ____________________ Stinkwheel: You have no right to free speech
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